Women Help Defeat Socialist in Local Mayor Race
Gallant election officer aids turnout as women vote with many leaving children at polls. Alexander wins over Harriman by a large majority across 110 precincts with about 87,000 eligible voters on West Side and more women voting overall. Prohibition supporters fall, and the new government ticket includes nine councilmen.
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Mayer
Dab Harstnap
Alexander
Firet Price
Harriman
Qetotier
Rgts Retin
Good Government
Wit
Morsimner
Merrimen
MeNrer
Dykme
Cote
Bousewie
Bartiman
Alexarsier
Curotine
West Side
MeNamsres
Moulders
Joseph A. Beott
McNambras
Sebastian
Hammel
New York Tribune Announces $15000 Prizes for Bookreaders Contest
The New-York Tribune reveals a Great Bookreaders Pictorial Contest with total prize money of 15000 dollars. Official pictures and full rules, plus the complete prize list, appear on page 5 of today’s Tribune.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune
Socialists Suffer Setback in Milwaukee Court Ruling
Milwaukee court decisions strike down key socialist reforms. The State Supreme Court finds Cha. Mallen of New York entitled to back pay, ruling the city must cover salaries for five top officials. City suit for 187000 against Trottley Co. upheld against the city. Salary cuts for police and fire chiefs declared legal. Suit to recover 1000 from six circuit judges dismissed.
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State Supreme Court
Cha. Mallen
New York
Trotley Company
Sista Supreme Court
Fires in Delhi Stir Anxiety Over King’s Visit
A sequence of three fires hits Delhi ahead of the King-Emperor’s arrival. The royal durbar pavilion burned during a rehearsal and another blaze damaged a riverbank fireworks display. London officials fear unrest could mar the forthcoming durbar ceremonies amid recent Indian outrages.
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Durbar
London
Dec
England
Kige
India
Stokes Sinking Spell Warns of Possible Kidney Operation
Doctors report Mr. Stokes suffered a severe sinking spell with fever rising to 104 and caution that a secondary abscess on a kidney may require surgery. Poison and pus from intoxication are blamed, with condition not yet dire. Personal physician Joshua Thornley and consultants Dr Alexander A. Smith and Dr Boulton B. Hangs to decide on operation.
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Stokes
Thornley
Alexander A. Smith
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East List [Street
Judge Ray Faces Bar Scrutiny Amid Protest
Auburn officials and Cayuga Bar Association debate a complaint against Judge Ray for alleged harsh conduct toward attorneys. The grievance committee recommended dropping the case after a heated session. Saratoga and State Bar bodies will receive proceedings. Mayor Gaynor plans to speak in Washington at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Spencer's ad appears.
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X.Y. Dee
Cayuga Bar Association
Wlay
United States
Hov
Judiciary
Home of Representatives
Ray
B.C. Mead
Hay
Bar Association
Saratoga County Association
State Bar Association
Leonard M. Searing
Hrilans Fiere
New York
Ferrante
Heros
The
Washington
Gaynor
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Five Sentenced 10 Death for Same Crime at White Plains
Five men Angelo Gulste Vincenzo Cora Petipe Di Marco Lorenso Call and Santa Zanza were sentenced to death for the murder of Mrs. Hall at the Griffin farmhouse Croton Lake. They will be executed in Sing Sing during the week of January 15. The court took precautions with armed guards and a cleared courtroom after verdicts. The men professed little remorse as juries convicted them for breaking into the Griffin house for robbery and killing Mrs. Hall.
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Commonwealth
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Angelo Gulsta
Vincenzo Cora
Petipe di Marco
Lorenso Call
Santa Zanza
Harry Hall
Griffen
Croton Lake
Sing Sing
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Lato
Arthur
Corna
Zanza
Italy
Lee Parsons Davis
Tam
Stettian
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Gulste
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Persia Delivers Ultimatum to Russia Condemns Troop Moves
Teheran reports Persia has issued an ultimatum requiring Russia not to advance beyond Kahin and to halt further troop drafts within thirty hours or face offensive action. Great Britain urged mediation as Persia seeks a settlement, while Shuster and American aid efforts face domestic costs and suffering from trade disruption. The Porte in Constantinople rejects Russian demands to open the Dardanelles and Bosporus to warships.
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Morning Post
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Washington
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iSing
Perma
Kinland
National Assembly
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Perna
Eil
Merceh
Newapay
Mersin
Rumors Swirl Over Dix Visit To Albany Officials
Western governors visiting Albany to Amorrow heard rumors that Governor Dix would not meet them. Several governors, as guests, said they would skip a Capitol call if Dix declined to see them. The chatter grew, prompting one delegation member to rush to Albany to avert possible incidents.
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N.Y. Dee
Dix
Albany
Amorrow
Capitol
New York
Explosion at Burns’s Hotel Room Stuns Hollenden Visit
Rushing to the Hollenden Hotel early this morning police found Willum J. Burns in his room talking with a reporter and photographer. A reported explosion followed by smoke led onlookers to fear an assassination attempt on the detective who pursued the McNamaras. The photographer claimed the flash powder caused a minor blast as Burns objected to a final portrait.
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Cleveland
Deck—Poltes
Hollenden
Willum J. Burns
Union Chief Sees Arrest in Dynamite Plot
Salt Lake City Utah business agent Dee St E Munsey of the Fridge and Structural Iron Workers' Union predicted detectives shadow him and said he expected arrest in connection with an alleged dynamiting conspiracy. He denied evasion and acknowledged possible involvement of James McNamara. Local dynamite cases tied to Taes Building and Hotel Cub explosions were under scrutiny.
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Salt Lake City
Dee
St. E
Hotel Cub
Judge Refuses to Allow Boy’s Compromise in Toe Injury Suit
Judge Green of the City Court refused to permit counsel for a boy to compromise a claim for injuries at Second Avenue Stairway. The boy lost a toe when a tent collapsed. The attorney argued a payment delay due to railway receivership. The judge ruled against compromising the minor’s potential recovery, warning against personal liability if the attorney persisted.
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George AW. Lineh
Railway
Green Anid
Taft Proposes Federal Incorporation Act and Oversight Bureau
President Taft urges Congress to pass a federal incorporation act and anti trust legislation to curb unfair competition. He calls for a federal chartering bureau with powers like the Interstate Commerce Commission and defends the Sherman law against repeal while opposing its Supreme Court interpretations in Standard Oil and Tobacco.
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Supreme Court
Church Refuses Miss Cornelia Howland Diamonds at St Peter's
Morristown New Jersey church officials and vestrymen rejected a bequest of diamonds from Miss Cornelia Howland intended to be used in the Holy Communion service. Rector Philemon F Sturges cited safety concerns and decorum, noting the jewels would require safekeeping and upset many members.
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N. J
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Young
Cornelia
Howland
Philemon F. Sturges
St. Peter's
Death by own action shocks city figure
Dr Buffington, nephew of a United States Court of Appeals judge, committed suicide today by shooting himself in Philadelphia. He left letters to relatives and messages to friends, including notes to William Buffington, Judge Buington, and Kenneth Buffington. He recently graduated from a medical college in the city.
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Kittanning
Yorn
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Mire J. Bullington
St. Nicholas Avenue
New York
Kenneth Buffington
Amherst College
Thieuyelett
Mexican Leader Lynched in Rebel Suppression
In Mexico City the rebellion led by Gomez’s followers near Juenton and Gand escalated when eight prisoners were taken from Rincon Antonio, marched from jail, and shot by militiamen despite a promise of safe conduct. As troops closed in, many former Gomez supporters were killed or disappeared in the hills.
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Teas
Reyes Returns to Mexico in Official Statement
Mexico City reports Gener al Hernando Reyes has returned to Mexican territory. The exact crossing point and location within Mexico remain unspecified, but officials confirm his presence in the country.
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Dee
Generm
Hernando Reyes
Mexio
City Gives Streets to Rockefeller Institute
The city transferred five blocks of land along 4th to 67th streets between Avenue A and Exterior Street to John D. Rockefeller Jr. in trust for the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. The streets had never opened for vehicles and will now be erased to provide quiet and privacy for the institute’s patients.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
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Rockefeller Institute
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Jones Woods
Yorkville
Est River
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East Hiver
Queensboro
Manhattan
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Plot to Blow Up Ohio River Bridge Sparks Federal Patrols
Cairo Illinois dispatch reports a claimed plot by railroad strikers and sympathizers to blow up a bridge over the Ohio River. Federal deputy marshals from Marion patrol the river in launches. guards man depots and yards. A large depot searchlight sweeps the ridge as unions deny violence, while a separate court ruling disbars Armand Spenser in New York for unprofessional conduct.
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Dee
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Ohio River
Marion
Ganolene
Union
McNamara Brothers Get Life and Fifteen Years in Times Case
In Los Angeles the McNamara brothers were sentenced amid the Times building bombing case. James B McNamara received life imprisonment for murder while John J McNamara drew fifteen years for the Llewellyn Iron Works blast. They expressed resignation and thanked jailers as federal subpoenas sought further testimony on dynamite networks.
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San Quentin
Hanmel
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Los Angeles Times
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Llewellyn Iron Works
Internationl Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
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Times
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