Haskell Bluff Called Loses Once More
Washington, Oct 4 Governor Haskell of Oklahoma sought to attack President Roosevelt and gain political capital by insinuation. Roosevelt released a letter he sent to Haskell and Norris's note to Loeb, clarifying that Congress handles the issue and that interstate commerce rules affect prohibition, with the letters released to counter Haskell's statements.
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Washington
Haskell
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
J. H. Norris
Republican State Committee of
Prohibition
Norris
Loeb
President Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Y Theodore Roosevelt
C. N. Haskell
Guthrie
Okla
Wham Loeb
Overnor Haskell
Joseph H. Norris
Republican State Committee
Dos Passos Backs Taft Says Bryan Demagogue Threatens Party
Lawyer and Democrat John R. Dos Passos declares he will vote for Judge Taft arguing that the Democratic Party has collapsed to Bryanism. He contends Bryan would cause executive congressional conflict, paralyze business, and threaten labor capital laws and Christianity, urging real Democrats to help defeat Bryan to revive the party.
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John R. Dos Passos
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Dos Passos
Dos Passos
Belial
Congress
Ridder Submits to Arbitration Over Sander Discharge
At a Central Federated Union meeting Hermen Ridder proposed arbitration to settle the dispute over Emil Sander's discharge for writing a labor strike article in Staats Zeitung. The session drew few attendees and turned on politics as Victor Ruhr and others questioned Ridder's role as Democratic National Committee treasurer. The chairman ruled Buhr out of order before the arbitration plan was accepted.
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Hermen Ridce
Central Federated Union
Emil Sander
Staats Zettune
Ridder
Victor Ruhr
Amalgamated Painters’ Union
Sander
Democratic National
Grand Central Station
Eugene V. Debs
Mr. Ridder
The
International Typographical Union
Painters’ Union
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Ruhr
Taver
Buhr
Debs Draws Massive New York Rally After Grand Central Arrival
Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs stirred New York crowds with sirenlike fervor. Thousands surged through Grand Central, Grand Union Hotel corridors, and Hippodrome arena as Debs denounced Roosevelt, Bryan, Taft, and Tammany. He spoke of capitalism versus socialism, warned of bank deposits, and praised the Socialist program while touring Schenectady, Poughkeepsie, and Boston en route.
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Grand Central Station
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Grand Union Hotel
Hip Podrome
Hippodrome
Roosevelt
Bryan
Taft
White House
Africa
Roger Sullivan
Charlies F. Murphy
Republican Party
John D. Rockefeller
Socialist Party
Tammany
Murphy
American Theatre
Schenectady
Poughkeepsie
Boston
New England
Kahl's
Broadway
Rose Pastor Stokes
Evening Call
Socialist
Dr Hill Praises Taft in Telegraphed Sermon
The Rev Dr John Wesley Hill pastor of Metropolitan Temple New York accompanies William H Taft from Cincinnati to Minneapolis and lauds Tafts reform program. He describes Taft as a conservative Unitarian aligned with Edwards Everett Hale and the Senate chaplain and says Taft embodies Christian virtues and aids foreign missions.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
New York
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Taft
States Senate
West Side Republican Meeting Ratifies Tickets
The West Side Republican Club will hold a mass meeting on Thursday night at No. 2307 Broadway to ratify the national and state tickets. Expected speakers include Representatives Olcott and Bennet, Assemblyman Bennet, Andrew F. Murray, Frederick RK Toombes, Charles O. Maas, and Alexander Brough, nominated to succeed Senator Saxe.
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West Side Republican Club
Broadway
Olcctt and
Bennet
Assemblyman Bennet
Andrew F. Murray
Frederick RK. Toombes
Charles O. Maas
Alexander Brough
Saxe
Woodruff May End Deadlock In 40th District Convention
Syracuse Oct 4 The Republican Senate Convention of the 40th District adjourned Saturday night in a deadlock and will reconvene at 10 tomorrow morning. Chairman Timothy L Woodruff of the Republican State Committee is expected in Cortlandt to seek an adjustment of the dispute.
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Syracuse
Republican Senate
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Cortlandt
May Name H. L. Riker for Assembly
The Democrats plan to nominate Herbert I. Riker tonight to oppose Beverley R. Robinson in the Assembly race for the ith District. Riker, a member of the Racquet, Harvard and Union clubs, is expected to siphon votes from Robinson.
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Beverley R. Robinson
Assembly
Ith
Herbert I. Riker
Riker
Racquet
Harvard
Union
Mr. Robinson
Bryan Plan Outlined for October Campaign Tour
Chairman Hitchcock sails for Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited this afternoon and arranges key conferences there tomorrow. W J Bryan's itinerary shows October 9 in Joliet Streator Galesburg and Quincy with an evening stop at Hannibal Missouri, October 10 in Missouri and at Kansas City and St Joseph, then back to Lincoln Nebraska.
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Hitchcock
National Committee
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
W. J. Bryan
Democratic National
Hearst Assembly Candidates in Manhattan District Conventions
In Manhattan on Saturday district conventions named Hearst Assembly candidates. The list includes Jere F. Huuer Manning Carl J. Langeret Max Perttman Peter Mars Frank K. Johns Francis C. Ott Michael T. Heters Jacques Cohen Daniel Gormie Martin Holtzman Charles A. suffer Joseph H. Hearst Carl Froehier Cornelius Drew Wilhelm Hoffmar John J McLoughlis John Mt. Newman.
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Assembly Dependence League
Bronx
A.D
Jere F. Huuer
John L. Manning
Carl J. Langeret
Max Perttman
Peter Mars
Frank K. Johns
Francis C. Ott
Michael T. Heters
Jacques Cohen
Daniel & Gormie
Martin Holtzman
Charles A. Suffer
Joseph H. Hearst
Arl Froehier
Cornelius Drew
Wihan
Hoffmar
Jonn JB
Peter i
A McLoughlis
Jonm Mt. Newman
Register Early For New Election Registration Rules
The first day of registration urges Manhattan and The Bronx residents to sign up now under the new voting laws. Polls run 7 am to 10 pm today tomorrow Saturday October 10 and Monday October 12. Registry requires answering a series of questions and officials warn delays if crowds form at end of period.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Board of Elections
The
Tribune
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Tammany
United States
Tammany Hall
William Leery
Queens
Brooklyn
Richmond
Westchester
Leary
Lessors
Superintendent of Elections
Corporation Counsel
Tammany Halli
Grady explains renomination amid pressure to stay in Senate
Senator Thomas F. Grady, a Tammany veteran, explains his renomination despite earlier claims he would not seek another term. He cites pressure from leaders in the present political situation and appeals from supporters across barge canal, equal pay for equal work, social welfare, and labor interests to continue service for two more years.
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Thomas F. Grady
Tammany War Horse
Senate
Replies to Critics From The Tribune Bureau Oct 4
Deputy Controller of the Treasury T P Kane defends a view that stockholders deserve protection if banks are guaranteed or insured. He argues stockholders are widely dispersed, mostly modest savers, including widows and orphans, with little control over bank management. He warns that deposit guarantees would harm minority stockholders and fail to improve safety or supervision.
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Washington
T. P. Kane
the Treasury
the Tribune
Kane
Mr. Hane
State Banking Board of
Oklahoma
Camp Taft and Camp Hughes Schedule Speeches
Camp Taft at 125th Street between Third and Lexington Avenues hosts another evening meeting with Captain Hugh Coleman presiding. Speakers include Walter M. Chandler Carl Houser and Arthur T. Dagan. Representative J Van Vechten Olcott and Professor T H Roberts are principal speakers at Camp Hughes on 149th Street and Melrose Avenue tomorrow night. United States Treasurer Charles H Treat Senator Martin Saxe and Mrs J Ellen Foster will deliver speeches at Camp Taft. Camp Hughes speakers include Frank Moss and Isaac Fuld.
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Camp Taft
125Th Street
Third
Lexington Avenues
Hugh Coleman
Walter M. Chandler
Carl Houser
Arthur T. Dagan
J. van Vechten Olcott
T. H. Roberts
Camp Hughes
149Th Street
Melrose Avenue
United States
Charles H. Treat
Martin Saxe
J. Ellen Foster
Frank Moss
Isaac Fuld
Independent banking over deposit guarantees, not stockholder unity
The speaker opposes compulsory mutual guarantees among investors and favors independent banking over branch banking and universal bank deposit guarantees. He argues against letting one banking system monopolize, preferring banks operate independently to protect sound principles.
Whalen and Koenig Meet by Chance in East Side Café
Secretary of State John S. Whalen met Samuel S. Koenig, Republican candidate for the post Whalen holds, in a café on Avenue C and 2nd Street after a Hamilton Fish Park meeting. They spoke briefly, exchanged friendly wishes, and pledged no campaign issue over the encounter.
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John S. Whalen
East Side
William Sulzer
Goldfogle
Hamilton Fish Park
Samuel S. Koenig
Avenue C
2D Street
Koenig
Whalen
John
262 675 Voters Register in Chicago
Complete returns show 262 675 voters recorded their names at the registration here yesterday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Fish to Quit October 31 Assistant Treasurer Resigns
Hamilton Fish, Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York, announced in Washington that he would resign after his nomination for Congress. He said the resignation would take effect October 31 due to duties preventing retirement earlier. Republicans urged voting and registration to support party principles.
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Hamilton Fish
United States
New York
Tribune
Washington
Congress
Deaf mute saves life after shooting on West Sith street
A deaf mute saved an unidentified man last evening on West Sith street after a shooter claimed to be Dominico D'Ames of 131 Thompson street. D'Ames was arrested by Patrolman Brower at Tenth avenue and 3th.
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West Sith Street
Dominico D'Ames
No. 131
Thompson Street
D’ames
Brower
West 37Th Street
Tenth Avenue
Th Street
Robert Rancherd
Ninth Avenue
3Th Street
Ssth Street
Ranberd
Eleventh Avenue
D’anres
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Remsen St. Salpe
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West Side
H. L. Riker
William J. Bryan
Hearst Assembly
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Bestle
Cartwright & Warner
American Hosiery Co
Farley & Buttrum
Stuttgarter
National
Treas
Ury
Tribune Bureau
Taft and
Hughes
Perrin Gloves
V. Perrin & Co
James McCreery & Co
Perri
23D Street
34Th Street
6Th Ave
22Nd Street
V. Perrin & Cie
Fish
Mute
Man
Bullet
T. M. Stewart
West List ST
Columbus
Vighy
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