Santa Fe Adjusts TS Ardmore Claims
Santa Fe reports settlements of about 700000 in TS Ardmore claims for personal and property damages from the Me ex- Plostan explosion. About one third paid. remaining amount to be settled via arbitration or commission. Major figures include 43 injured, 380 harmed, property loss valued around 17000000. Arbitration may complicate prior union agreements and civil service provisos.
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Nile Raillion
Wae
Mo Beata Fe
Hell Tives
Civil Service
Ie Hnes
I. W. Hurts
Comipans
Court of Wayne
Suffrage Chief Issue in Ten States in Debate
The article discusses municipal street railway ownership debates in major cities like Chicago and Cleveland, noting how voters face a 50 percent referendum threshold while local traction firms push for new franchises. It mentions ticket systems, fare changes, and a proposed three-member, unpaid commission including James Conzens, Jom T. Dodge, and James Wickle to oversee a cartel-like traction system.
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James Conzens
Ford Motor Car Company
Jom T. Dodge
the Dogs Motor Car Company
James Wickle
Parke-Davis Chemical Company
Nede
Philadelphia election in Pennsylvnia features multiple amendments
Perfect weather greeted voters in Philadelphia as they cast ballots in today’s election. In addition to the proposed equal suffrage amendment, electors also voted on three other amendments. A spirited mayoral race shaped the Philadelphia scene.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylgcnia
Teday
Early Vote Surges as Cleveland Polls Open
Early voting shows heavy turnout with local officials pledged to stay in office. The day highlights include questions on morality and state prohibitions, with Tabor organizations opposing a proposed charter change and a preferential short ballot.
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Walkin
MISSISSIPPI VOTERS RATIFY DEMOCRATIC TICKET IN NOVE B: DETROIT AND MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS DESCRIBED AS REAFFIRMATION OF DEMOCRACY
In Jackson Mississippi voters overwhelmingly supported the Democratic ticket led by Theodore Bilthe for governor as they cast ballots for state, county and district officers and legislators. A Socialist ticket by Geldtagmer DHTWOTIT UR PTL also appeared. In Detroit Michigan voters urged honest elections amid municipal concerns and the Strovl Railway issue.
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Annesty
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John T. Lester
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Ohio voters weigh weather and stability amend ment impact
Fragmented OCR text from Columbus reports weather outlooks and statewide issues. It notes expected turnout for a March election, mentions no state-wide measure on the ballot, and references a debated stability amendment facing repeated defeates with unclear details.
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Provisional Tasuts and Election Weather Report
Provisional tasuts and election weather report from Louisville and Baltimore describe forecasts, voting patterns, and gubernatorial contests with limited readable names. The Baltimore note reports light early voting and governor race interest.
Viral push for liquor laws fuels Virginia prohibition drive
In Thickrmont Virginia on November 2, leaders in the Senate and House pushing for statewide liquor prohibition have urged voters to back laws likely to ban alcohol sales. The organized movement seeks to enforce statewide restrictions with machines and enforcement measures.
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Mataxleuns
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House
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Large Vote Forecast In Massachusetts Governor Race
In Boston on election day a forecast points to a large turnout aided by Indian summer weather. The Walsh re election bid against Samuel W Ida l faces a close result shaped by Prohibition, Progressive and Socialist votes. Attention centers on the woman suffrage amendment as voting proceeds.
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David T. Walsh
Samuel W.idal
Fiesta Opportunity Shown For City Slogan and Pageant
Mr Albert described Fiesta advertising as highly valuable, citing about 1000 spent on Fiesta items and a large pageant to draw residents from surrounding areas. He argued color and communal gatherings offer the public a joyful experience, with Nat Washer presiding and Mayor Brown introducing speakers.
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Fighting in Bosnia Paris Nov 2 Allied front reports
A Turkish war office statement from Constantinople and another from Paris dated Nov 2 describe battles across Bosnia and surrounding fronts. They report countered enemy attacks, strong artillery duels, and gains such as 100 new guns captured at Nagora while noting heavy losses and ongoing fighting near Vishegrad Buna and along the Morava and Pirot sectors.
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Carranza On Route Protests Border Raids
First Chief Carranza exhorted to answer U S notes on border disturbances and raids. A note from Laredo reports Carranza will reply, while Obregon arrives and Calabero notes unrest is Mexico’s internal matter. Strong sentiment of local hostility and displacement near the border is described.
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Matamoros Prep for Arrival of First Chief Carranza
Nov. 2 reports from Matamoros indicate decoration and preparations for the arrival of First Chief Carranza, who was said to be due in Matamoros Thursday. The day includes mentions of military displays and a large order of shells tied to foreign government dealings, with other scattered notes on local chatter and a distant court scene in Sandusky.
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British Army in Greece Near Kavala Port
The paper notes large British and French forces off Kavala on Greece's north coast near Saloniki, with troops arriving for the Serbian campaign. Kavala may serve as a sailing point if Gallipoli peninsula withdrawals occur for actions against Bulgaria. Berlin reports indicate Serbian front troops moved via Saloniki.
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Peninsula
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Dedenghatch
Italian Offensive Breaks Down, Austrian War Office Says
The Austrian war office reports the great Italian offensive launched two weeks ago has broken down. Vienna asserts the Isonzo front remains unchanged while observers note Greece and Romania shifting toward intervention and mobilization of new Romanian classes.
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Austrian War Office
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Serbia
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Austria
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Nish
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Anquith
House of Commons
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Milan Turmoil Prompts Balkan War Entry Speculation
A fragmented Milan dispatch reports rising tension as Balkan actions prompt calls for intervention. Quotes from political figures warn of danger to the people and debate whether Liberal leaders or Tra MGang will alter policy. The Carriere della Sera correspondent notes belief in rapid, successful action by the Thalkans to secure Lumant ta entry.
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Tvid Uris
Luman
Jest general Trailan reports renewed German attack
London reports a War Office notice stating renewed German offensives began October 18 and continued with fresh troops on November 2. The enemy advanced toward Bombay and northern Dokerdo positions, backed by heavy infantry divisions and 200,000 men. Allied countermeasures included war-tote and toaser actions as General Kourth directed defense.
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Villa Army Repulsed at Agua Prieta
Eyewitness notes heavy Villa attack on Agua Prieta with Mexican and American casualties. Private Harry Jones and Private James Tank of the Eleventh Infantry were wounded amid volleys near the customs house and trenches. Villa forces reportedly withdrew to water lines, while refugees and residents faced bombardment, hunger, and fear as mines exploded east of the town.
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Villa Prieta Fight Rebels and U S Wary Border Tension
The report describes Villa forces assaulting Agua Prieta with Cananea and Calles troops resisting. Heavy losses, intermittent firing, and planned new attempts to storm Agua Prieta are noted. An American warning to cease incursions near the border follows a wounding of an American civilian at the border gate.
STON 18 IN CHARGE Washington anxieties shield colonizers
Washington officials express anxiety over American colonizer safety as November 2 coverage notes heightened protective measures by the administration. The report frames anxiety about national security and public protection in the capital.
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