Chanler Addresses Saratoga Rally Amid Race Track Debate
Lieutenant Governor Chanler, the Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to a large Saratoga Springs crowd after a Glens Falls trip, avoiding questions on the anti race-track betting bill. He pledged allegiance to the people over bosses, criticizing state expenses and proposing a $29 million annual audit.
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Labor Leader Deniet Leete Switches Fo Taft
Deniet Leete of Detroit a longshoremen's union leader and Labor Federation VP announced plans to vote for Taft last Saturday. Earlier on Sept 18 he signed a circular urging laborers to defeat Taft. Democratic HQ says Roosevelt promised immigration commissioner general post if Leete repudiates Gompers. Roosevelt promised office to sway endorsement.
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Shearn Attacks Hughes Chanler In Harlem Speech
Clarence J. Shearn Independent candidate for Governor spoke at Westminster Hall in Harlem to a nearly full house. He attacked Hughes Chanler and officials like the Public Service Commission and District Attorney Jerome, charging a Wall Street influenced setup protecting crooks and critics the Metropolitan crime and public looting by officials.
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Taft Derailed Train Incident Spurs Cleveland Stop
William H Taft survived a derailment in Sterling Ohio as an Erie line car slid off tracks after a steel bar blocked rails. He resumed his tour through Cleveland amid a dense, receptive audience, defending labor policies and criticizing Debs while detailing his wartime labor record and eight hour laws.
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Bryan Tours Nebraska on First Day of Three
William J. Bryan campaigned across Nebraska with most Democratic candidates, drawing large crowds in Wahoo. He delivered twenty one speeches, criticized Taft for not matching his Nebraska speeches, and urged farmers to support deposit guarantees while crediting favorable crops and weather for farm prosperity.
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Eight Hour Law Upheld by Court of Appeals
Albany Oct 13 The Court of Appeals upholds the eight hour limit for public work stating violation justifies withholding payments. The Williams Engineering and Contracting Co sought to compel Controller Metz to release about 14 000 on sewer contracts with nearly 700 000 involved. Controller refused due to alleged overtime and wage law violations.
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Hughes Urges Unity As He Opens Westbury Orphan Farm Cornerstone
Governor Hughes dedicates the main building at the Westbury Orphan Farm in Pelham and tours New Rochelle Mount Vernon and Yonkers rallying Germans and praising civic unity. He defends administration against partisan claims, lauds the Banking Department, and presses public oversight of utilities.
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Freed of Lynching Charge in Ed Johnson Case
The Supreme Court ordered the discharge from custody of seventeen of twenty seven defendants in the Ed Johnson lynching case. Sheriff James F. Shipp of Hamilton County Tennessee and twenty six others were charged with contempt of court for the 1905 lynching. Dismissals credited to failure of testimony to identify the defendants with the crime.
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Plan to finance M ensure tunnels with new note issue
The article outlines a plan to finance the M'adoo tunnels via a $5,000,000 three year note issue offered to preferred stockholders with a 16 percent common stock bonus. It cites expected annual net income of about $1,200,000 from fully rented terminal buildings and projected traffic growth after tunnel trains begin operation.
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McCarren Prevails in Elections Board Case
In Albany on October 13 the New York Court of Appeals ruled unanimously for Senator P. H. McCarren Brookyn in forcing the Board of Elections to select Kings County Democratic officials from his list. The decision affirms the Appellate Division and overrules Justice Felly who had denied a mandamus.
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