Hughes Speech Outlines Protection and Patriotism in Oswego Visit
Charles E. Hughes urged voters in Ogdensburg and Oswego to back a tariff based on protecting American rights on land and sea. He warned against pacifist temptations and stressed preparedness, peace through strength, and distrust of “back and talk” policies. He recounted a near-accident with his train in Oswego and addressed farmers in northern New York, citing the Adamson law and Europe’s postwar competition.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Europe
United States
Lodge Details Cabinet Breach In Lusitania Note Saga
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge argues that President Wilson wrote and later downplayed a postscript to the Lusitania note. He cites a Bailey letter claiming Breckinridge discussed the note and Bryan’s resignation, suggesting Bryan opposed signing a milder note and Lodge asserts Wilson sought to shield policy under strong diplomacy. The tale frames Wilson’s cabinet tensions and the Bryan resignation as linked to foreign policy maneuvering.
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Somerville
Mass
Wilson
Germany
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles H. Bailey
Tufts Medical School
Henry Breckinridge
Senator Lodge
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Grafton Cushing
Taft Medical School
Bailey
Breckinridge
Garrison
Travelers Seek City Aid to End River Crossings
Members of the Travelers Protective association plan to ask the Quincy city council on November 6 to back a push to close East Hannibal and West Quincy stations to stop crossing the Mississippi River and the toll bridge fees. The group will present to Missouri and Illinois utilities commissions, with a committee led by John J. Moriarty.
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East Hannibal
West Quincy
Mississippi River
Travelers’ Protective Association
Hotel Quincy
Utilities Commissions of
Missouri
Illinois
Quincy
John J. Moriarty
J. T. Hummert
C. H. Adelpohl
J. R. Albright
P. C. Ellis
Carranza Sees Villista Resistance in Chihuahua
Gen. Carranza said Villista movement in Chihuahua persists despite U S aid to opponents of his constitutionalist government and vowed to eventually crush rebel forces. He denied reports of defeats in southern Mexico amid tension over Mexican policy toward the United States.
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Mexico City
Chihuahua
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Day's Fighting On Big Fronts In World War II
Daily front reports show Eutonic advance into Romania meets stubborn resistance. Romanian forces claim offensives on multiple points and 1800 prisoners taken. Rumanians seize Piscul in the Trotus valley and capture 1100 more in other actions. Falkenhayn repulsed at Uzul valley. Russo Romanian retreat in Dobruja aids Von Mackensen. Berlin says heights south of Kronstadt captured. Austrians occupy several heights near Bukovina Transylvania Romania junction. French take quarry northeast of Verdun. Macedonian operations hindered by bad weather.
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Eutonic
Rumania
Bucharest
Trotus
Falkenhayn
Uzul
Dobrudja
von Mackensen
Berlin
Kronstadt
London
Transylvania
Piscul
Tulghes
Bicaz
von Falkenhayn
Campulung
Dragoslave
Wallachia
Jiul
Dorna Watra
Bukowina
Petrograd
Fort Douaumont
Verdun
Wilson speaks at Shadow Lawn on New York Day
Large delegations from New York hear President Wilson deliver a campaign speech at Shadow Lawn Long Branch New Jersey. He accuses opponents of duplicitous scruple, defends eight hour day, criticizes tariff shifts, and urges a Democratic governor and U S senator. Tammany forces participate led by John R Voorhis.
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New York
Executive
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Samuel Seabury
United States
Tammany’s
Mr. Wilson
John R. Voorhis
Campaign Notes From Plainville And Golden Meetings
George H. Willison and E. H. Osborne spoke to a large, attentive gathering in Plainville Saturday night. Mrs. Fitney and Mrs. N. J. Rapp attended mass meetings and planned reports to relief and women’s groups. At Golden an overflow crowd cheered Colonel Kid Yates who urged mothers to raise strong sons and recited a poem to the American flag. School girls lined the Orpheum entrance as speakers passed through.
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George H. Willison
E. H. Osborne
Plainville
N. J. Rapp
Women’s Relef Corps of
Plymouth
Orpheum
Relief Corps
Golden
Kid Yates
Pittsfield
Front News From War Fronts in Romania and Verdun
German forces retreating in Dobrudja face stubborn Romanian counterattacks on multiple fronts. Romania reports 1,800+ prisoners, recaptured Piscul and other positions, and advances in Jiul valley. Berlin notes gains south of Kronstadt as Austro-German pressure shifts elsewhere. French and Italian fronts show limited activity amid weather and minor advances.
Campaign fund totals and top donors in 1924 Republican drive
New York October 29 report shows Republican national campaign receipts through Oct 23 at 1,667,757.29 from 22,246 contributors, with disbursements at 1,578,934.38. Four largest gifts came from Harry Payne Whitney, 30,000. R. T. Crane Jr., 25,000. Arthur Curtis James, 25,000. George F. Baker, 25,000. Bliss notes a growing popular subscription, with 500 sustaining checks daily and 13,000 checks received on Oct 23.
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New York
National Committee
Cornelius Bliss, Jr
Harry Payne Whitney
R. T. Crane, Jr
Chicago
Arthur Curtis James
George F. Baker
Mr. Bliss
Weather forecast for Great Lakes and plains week
Weather predictions from the Weather Bureau forecast a cold week in the Great Lakes region with overcast days and a rain or snow mix midweek. Upper Mississippi and Plains anticipate generally fair conditions with possible rain or snow Tuesday or Wednesday and a drop in temperatures by midweek.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes Region
Upper Lake Region
Upper Mississippi
Plains States
Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Day In Brooklyn Speech
Theodora Roosevelt told a Brooklyn Academy of Music audience that if today is called Wilson Day it should be a day of fasting and humiliation. He condemned Wilsons war policy and argued the president contradicts his professed principles while pushing for re election. He pointed to Belgium Armenia and Syrian Christians as examples of hypocrisy in policy.
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New York
Theodora Roosevelt
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Wilson
United States
Roosevelt
Belgium
Tension Grows Ahead of Nov 7 Ballot
Campaign intensifies as the November 7 election nears with house to house effort. The county scene dominates while city events are listed, including Republican and Democratic rallies in Ursa Camp Point Clayton Coatsburg Lakbrsk. Notable speakers include Rev A J Carey Rolland Wagner Roy Adair Ed Yates Noah C Bainum D B Brillow and William Feigenspan.
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Wilson
A. J. Carey
Chicago
Eighth and Elm Street Baptist Church
Congressman King
Camp Point
Clayton
Rolland Wagner
Roy Adair
Ursa
Ed Yates
Electric Wheel Works
John FE. Watt
Camp Foint
Noah C. Bainum
Carmar
Ill
Illinois
D. B. Brillow
The
Rivers and Lakes Commission
Coatsburg
Young Men’s Republican Club
Republican Heads
Wilam Feigenspan
Lakbrsk
W. Ven Ing
Price raise hits cigar costs in city markets
The city sees higher cigar prices as retailers were informed the cost has jumped to 300 and 500 per thousand in recent adjustments. Separately, in Belleville Illinois authorities arrested Hardy Burt Oats John Smith and others over 1500 wind ducks unlawfully transported across state lines. The ducks are set for auction under official supervision.
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Belleville, II
Hardy
Burt Oats
John Smith
A.ilversmi
van den Hera
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Wison
Cabznet
State Department
White House
Charles Harvey Bailey
Council
Utilities Commission
B. F
Hall
George W. Dasbach
T. A. Folz
Williarsone
R. B
J. Kier
Ncia
Cabrera
Mexican Information Bureau
Luis Cabrera
Atlantic City
Eliseo Arredondo
America
Huerta
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Trent
ST. Louis
McKinley
Romania
Verdun Front
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