Taft Uses Whirlwind Campaign Method Across Nation
The article notes Taft adopting the whirlwind campaign style, reaching voters nationwide. It argues that many are swayed by a single candidate's presence over speakers, praising Taft as skilled and eager for such campaigning.
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Removal of Officials for Political Activity in Port Juyou
A civil service commission report states Lincoln Avery collector of the port at Port Juyou Michigan and Charles N. Dalley treasury special agent were removed. The commission found evidence of violations of civil service rules and inappropriate campaign conduct connected to political activity.
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Roosevelt for President in 1916 Declared at Exposition
Rock Island Illinois October 3 Theodore Roosevelt for president again eight years from now drew loud cheers at the Tri State Exposition as Congressman Nicholas Longworth defended the president's administration and urged Taft for a second term followed by Roosevelt's return. Longworth attacked Bryan's policies and urged voting against Bryan in November. First year classes at Penn show increases with 560 freshmen, 472 in summer school, and veterinary enrollment up over 14 percent. Law school registrations hold steady while dental and medical freshmen fall due to higher admission standards.
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City of Hyderabad Transformed by Devastating Floods
A correspondent reports Hyderabad in ruin after Indian floods. Streets and markets are a sea of mud and debris. Death toll speculated as high as 60,000 with hundreds of bodies retrieved daily. Funeral pyres burn continuously as damage tops 200 million rubles.
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Missing Kentucky freshman feared dead after hazing prank
William Bmith, a Kentucky State University freshman, has been missing for ten days. A report claims he was bound and gagged in an empty boxcar on the Queen and Crescent line as part of a hazing ritual. No trace has been found. a note signed Black Hand warns investigators to stop. Authorities and the university dispute the tale, while students recount overheard discussions of the disappearance.
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