New Jersey Nominees Bugbes and Edwards Named for Governor
State Controller Newton A. Bugbes of Trenton Republican and State Senator Edward L. Edwards of Jersey City Democrat were named as New Jersey gubernatorial nominees. Early unofficial returns suggest Bugbes and Edwards lead by about five thousand to eight thousand votes. Governor Runyon of Philadelphia trails. Vincent Wy Nash asserts the loss. Bugbes, amid congratulations, says he is more eager to begin than to celebrate. Democratic estimates place Edwards about fifteen thousand votes ahead of Animes Ro Nugent, Newark boss and rival.
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Bugbes
Edwardes
Trenton
N. J
Newton A. K
Republian
Edward L Edwards
Jersey City
New Jersey
rttate Delmary
Bugbee
Edwards
Willi N. Runyon
Phallidd
Vincent Wy Nash
Bughee
Suite Louse
Runyon
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Animes
Ro Nugent
boss
Newark
Secretary of State Lansing seeks gifts to Wilson list
In Washington on September 25 Secretary Lansing introduced a resolution by Representative Kunseyer to require the house to furnish a list of all gifts presented to President Wilson by foreign rulers since November 3, 1918 through the state department. The measure aims to identify items given to the president by kings princes and potentates.
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Wilson
Washington
Secretary of
Lansing
Kunseyer
state department
Conflicting Statements Mark Pittsburgh Strike Talks
The Pittsburgh walkout sees both sides claiming advantage as strike actions loom. John Fitzpatrick warns even if U S Steel meets unions, a call off remains unlikely amid national concern. General coal miners’ strike looms with tentative November 1 date as operators seek wage and condition concessions. Officials and workers clash over numbers involved while railway shopmen push for higher pay and recall of leaders. Clemenceau in Paris weighs in on the Harry treaty as Senate debate continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Steel Corportion
John Fitzpatrick
Senate Labor Committee
United States
Buffalo
Senate
education and labor committee
Pittaburghy
Chicago
Federated Railway
menia
Saundora
Grand Lodge
Wilson
London
National Union Railway
CLEMENCEAU
HARRY TREATY
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
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ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
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RUTH ROLAND
GEORGE LARKIN
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Pathe
World Pictures
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FRIDsAY
TOM MIX
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ARNHIVFS
MARKELL & FORD
E. M. DEMAREST
Court St
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Marsha Miller
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THOMAS A. HAPLINE
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COLUMBUS KNOTT
RAYMOND L SIAPP
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Thone
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Amoskey Gingham
Lansdale
Baby Flannelette
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City Opera House
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PITTSBURGH
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France
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New York
Japan
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GRUG STORE
ARN AND WARKET
DR. FAHRNEY
HAGERSTOWN, MD
ARTHUR LANING
ALPHIA GILES
GEO, SLOCUM
BILLY KELLY
MAY LORIMER
MLLE. VEOLA
Conroy, Boland and Donaldson
N.Y. CONFECTIONERY
WILTON CHRISTIS
W. Patrick Sty Predetiok
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