Hughes Campaign Tour Appeals to Reason Across Upstate Counties
Governor Hughes urged voters to judge by records not promises during a multi county swing through Oneida Madison Chenango and Delaware. He contrasted Chanler and Conners with his administration citing improvements in the Banking Labor and Public Service departments and spoke at Hamilton College Norwich and Sidney before returning to Albany for further stops.
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the Tribune
Troy
Oneida
Madison
Chenango
Delaware
Hughes
Cohoes
Albany County
Boss Conners
Chanler
Oliver Cromwell
Cornelius V. Collins
Huces
Proctor’s
Taft
Agricultural
State Labor Department
Public Service Commissions
Gay
Hamilton College
Clinton
Oneida County
New Hartford
Oriskany Falls
Hamilton
Colgate
Dr. Andrews
Taylor
Norwich
Chenango County
Earlville
Smyrna
Norwich Club
Alds
Sidney
Delaware County
Allids
Utica
Canastota
Madison County
Albany
Gloversville
Johnstown
Amsterdam
Sanfords
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Weight Loss Caper
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss method claiming 12 to 16 ounce weekly loss with no diet changes. It contrasts dieting and exercise as lengthy, warns of harsh punishment, and offers mail order from Marmola Company Detroit Michigan.
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Marmain Company
Detroit
Mich
Poll closing time debated by state officials
Attorney General Jackson urged 5 pm as the cut off for voters to place ballots in the box, aligning with officials after a strict construction of the law. A conference with Acting Corporation Counsel Connoly and Deputy AG Connelly is planned to secure a judicial interpretation and avoid confusion before election.
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Jackson
Board of Elections
Corporation
Connoly
Connelly
William Leary
Donnelly
New York
Teamsters Against Bryan In Labor Backed Appeal
Edwin Gould, chairman of the executive committee of the United Teamsters of America, backs Taft citing Democratic power as hostile to labor. He claims Democrats align with corporations and would harm workers through reduced standards, free trade, and police pressure, warning unions would suffer if Bryan wins.
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Edwin Gould
United Teamsters of America
Taft
Democratic Party
New York
Police Department
Bryan
Personal Liberty League backs horse breed aims in gas bill dispute
Frank W. Thorp, secretary of the Personal Liberty League, urges the Public Service Commission to curb the Brooklyn Union Gas Company after a bill 2 percent higher than any prior bill. He alleges overcharging and seeks meter removal, citing residence at 474 East 26th Street in Brooklyn. The league mixes horse breeding aims with political maneuvering against Governor Hughes and in favor of Lieutenant Governor Chanler.
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Frank W. Thorp
Personal Liberty League
Hughes
Chanler
Horse Breeding Association
Public Service Commission
Democrats
Public Service Commission For Relief
St. Thorp
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
East 26Th Street
Brooklyn
Woodruff Writes To Himself In Political Letter
State Chairman Woodruff receives a self addressed letter from a clerical mail mass. The missive urges support for Governor Hughes and a Republican slate in the upcoming November 3 election, arguing the current Democratic incumbents harmed state interests. The chairman notes the letter was part of a deliberate mailing to delegates from the last convention.
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State
Woodruf
Hughes
Timothy J. Woodruff
Lafayette B. Gleason
Campaign on Birthday Boosts Sherman in Local Rally Tour
Gayly uniformed marching clubs from Lewis Oswego Jefferson counties joined a large audience in Lowville for a Republican rally and Sherman birth anniversary. Sherman toured eight towns by train and auto, delivering tariff and party lines while quipping at Bryan and Chanler. He spoke in Oswego Pulaski Richland Lacona Adams Watertown Carthage and Lowville, with remarks on labor and protectionist tariffs and a post in Utica with his family.
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N. Y
Lewis
Onedda
Jefferson
James S. Sherman
Utica
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Oswego
Pulaski
Mr. Taft
Richland
Sunny Jim
Lacona
Hughes
Adams
Armory
Roswell P. Flower
School of Democracy
Flower
Watertown
Carthage
Autontem
Bryan
Job E. Hedges
Charles L. Knapp
Chanler
Moses
Brother Bryan
Job E. Heeges
Standard Oil Company
Republican Party
Hotel swindler Stratham arraigned in Chicago
Chicago police say H. Stratham of Jackson Mississippi, a notorious check Kiters, was arraigned before Judge Gemmill after pledging guilty to passing a fraudulent twenty dollar draft at the Auditorium Annex. He is said to have victimized hotels in multiple cities including Coates House Washington Kansas City Piedmont Atlanta Great Northern Auditorium Annex Chicago and the Ruerichbocker New York.
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Chicago
H. Stratham
Jackson
Miss
Gemmill
Auditorium
Fourth National Bank of Atlanta
Stratham
Frank Resetto
Congress Hotel
Washington Hotel
Kansas City
Piedmont
Atlanta
Great Northern End Auditorium Annex
New York
Bryan's Stump Tour To Sail Into Major Cities Next Week
Chairman Mack claims a three million dollar Republican fund fictitiously exists and notes Roosevelt cabinets on the stump. Bryan plans rapid campaign stops including Elmira Paterson Schuetzen Park and Chicago with stops in Toledo Indiana Omaha and more while NIXON and others discuss responses to Roosevelt Knox letters.
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Mack
Democratic National Committee
Hitchcock
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Herman Ridder
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Archibald McNeill
Connecticut
Charlies Froeb
New York
Hoffman House
Froeb
Brooklyn
Kings County
Mr. Bryan
Lewis Nixon
Staten Island
New Brighton
Democratic Club
Nixon
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
Paterson
Waldorf
Queens County
Schutzen Park
Long Island City
Jersey City
College Men's Democratic Club
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Omaha
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Knox
Father and Son Sent to Jail in Cold Motor Swindle
Benson F. Bidwell, 73, and his son Charles were sentenced to one to ten years in the penitentiary by Judge Chetlain for a swindle tied to an alleged cold motor. They sought extra time to appeal to the Supreme Court, but the court denied. They will remain in the county jail temporarily to gather funds. The elder Bidwell proclaimed his innocence while claiming invention credits for the trolley car and electric fan.
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Chicago
Benson F. Bidwell
Charles
Chetlain
Bidwells
Supreme Court
Bidwell
Bidwell Electric Company
Philadelphia
Canadian village doomed by encroaching wildfires
Lachute Quebec Oct 24 The village of St Michel de Wentworth fourteen miles north of La chute faces ruin as bush fires raging for three days creep within a mile of McFaul's Camp near the village. Residents from St Michel and nearby areas try to halt the blaze but progress seems futile.
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Lachute
St. Michel de Wentworth
McFaul
St. Michel
North Creek
N. Y
Fix Lair
New York
Forest fires in 1998 worse, Pinchot warns of losses
Washington reports Gifford Pinchot, head of the Forestry Bureau, describing this year's fires as among the worst he has seen. He notes widespread damage across the north, heavy timber losses, watershed impacts, and erosion of power supplies. He criticizes late intervention and urges preventive, range-patrol systems and broader public awareness.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Adirondacks
Rangers
Forest fire drives campers from Bissell's Camp in Adirondacks
Utica reports say a forest fire at Bissell's Camp Thursday night forced forty five lumber workers to flee through the woods. Four men and two women separated from the main group, one woman is described as nearly crazy from the escape. The lost party may reach settlements soon. telephone contacts are fourteen miles away.
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Utica
N. Y
Horse Shoe
Adirondacks
Bissell
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