Hughes Campaign Focuses On Cost Of Living Promise
CAS HUGHES COST OF LIVING UP Candidate Again Calls Attention to Democratic Promise to Reduce It. In Batavia New York Charles E Hughes says he is confident of wins in Ohio and Indiana after receptions there. He criticizes Democrats for not lowering living costs and outlines his own policy principles. Fort Vaux evacuated by Germans on Verdun front. French advances on Somme front. Berlin and London reports conflict with French gains and German setbacks.
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N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Ohio
Indiana
Hughes
Democratic Party
Berlin
Sayville
Fort Vaux
Verdun Front
London
Verdun
Fort Douaumont
Meuse
Les Boeufs
Rancourt
Somme
Train from Juarez Robbed by Villistas
Bandits of about 200 looted a southbound Juarez train near Laguna Station after shooting 29 Carranza guards. Passengers were robbed and women stripped. German passenger Dr. Haffner was clubbed but not seriously hurt. Loot carried away in mule wagons. Carranza soldiers escort shot amid the attack.
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el Paso Junction
Carranza
Juarez
Dr. Haffner
Murgia Brothers
Sylvestre Quevedo
Laguna Station
Guzman
Wilson Sees Business Leaders In New York Campaign Stop
President Wilson arrives in New York after a upstate tour and boards the Mayflower for a political conference with Col. House and Mr. McCormick. He plans four speeches and a luncheon with the Business Men's League addressing policies impacting business.
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New York
Wilson
East River
Grand Central Station
New York City
Edward M. House
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Mayflower
Marina
Madison Square Garden
Wilson and
Marshall Clubs
New Non Stop Flying Record By Carlstrom
Victor Carlstrom sets a new American non stop flight record landing in Erie Pa after starting from Chicago. He planned to reach New York by 6 pm but paused for engine repairs and refueling then resumed along the lake to Buffalo and toward New York with an expected 8 pm arrival.
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Carlstrom
Erie
Victor Carlstrom
Chicago
New York
Eric
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Corry
Deutschland Submarine Crew Plans Public Welcome After Heavy Atlantic Storm
The German undersea merchantman Deutschland and Captain Paul Koenig faced inquiry on neutrality rules as customs and naval officials inspect the vessel after its 10 million dollar cargo including drugs dyestuffs and possibly securities. Public access was denied but New London officials planned a welcome dinner for Koenig. The submarine sustained dents from storms and a prior October collision with a tug delaying its voyage.
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New London
Conn
Deutschland
Paul Koenig
Bremen
Washington
Yates Stirling
Naval Station
James McGovern
Alton T. Miner
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Rogers
Koenig
F. F. Rogers
M. T. Miner
Baltimore
Nantucket
Conferees Adjourn Until November
The Mexican-American joint commission adjourned in Atlantic City without a border peace plan and will resume on November 9. Mexican reps Cabrera Bonillas and Pani left for New York. American chair Lane heads to White Plains and Poughkeepsie appearances.
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N. J
Franklin K. Lane
White Plains
Poughkeepsie
Hughes Winds Up Midwest Campaign With Tariff Talk
Theodore Hughes spoke in Terre Haute and planned trips to New York after a five-stop day in Indiana. He praised the Republican Party’s unity and warned that without tariff protection American industry would face soup houses and bread lines again. He attacked the Underwood bill and discussed the Adamson act and rail pay remedies amid wage uncertainty.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Charlies BE
Hughes
Middle West
New York
Indiana
United Republican Party
Republican Party
Linton
Brazil
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Pennsylvania Lines
Adamson
Missing judge Bonner feared harmed in Tennessee search
Judge Wilkes Bonner a prominent Dallas attorney was last heard from during a visit to a brothel at Rives. He had set out for Reelfoot Lake to hunt and has not been heard from since yesterday. A search party is scouring the hills while officials fear either accidental injury or foul play.
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Union City
Tenn
Wilkes Bonner
Dallas
Tex
Rives
Reelfoot Lake
Family Believes Judge Safe After Missing Hunt Report
Wilker A Bonner president of Boner Loan Investment Co of Dallas went to Reelfoot Lake for a hunting and fishing trip about ten days ago. His wife said no news had been received for several days and family doubted the missing man story without definite information.
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Ten
Wilkerson A. Bonner
Boner Loan & Investment Company
Pallas
Reelfoot Lake
Union City
Tenn
Wilkes Bonner
Zayas Leads Cuba Vote Across Provinces
Official totals show Alfredo Zayas with a 900 vote majority in all provinces as of 11 am, with 839 colleges uncounted. Zayas, Liberal nominee opposing President Menocal, said the tally would rise to about 20,000. Liberals lead in all provinces.
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Havana
Cuba
Alfredo Zayas
Senor Zayas
Liberal Party
Menocal
Associated Press
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
The forecast calls for tonight and Friday to be fair with clear or mostly sunny skies and light winds. Temperatures will be mild with no precipitation expected.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Mome Weather For Tourists Forecast Across Cities
The Light reports a continental forecast with clear skies in St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington. Temperatures range from the mid forties to around seventy with light NW W winds and Friday clearance.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Wilson urges nonpartisan approach to domestic issues
President Wilson spoke in Buffalo urging Americans to discuss national affairs with minimal partisanship. He warned that a court of law is not always a court of justice and stressed the need to avoid passion in shaping U S policy and relations with other nations.
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N. Y
Wilson
America
Court of Law
Court of Justice
Aviator Carlstrom Leaves Chicago For New York Flight
Victor Carlstrom starts from the Aero Club of Illinois field at 6 am bound for New York. He plans to complete the eastbound non stop mail flight carrying letters from Chicago to New York officials and destined for Deutschland at New London. The 200 horsepower biplane will fly via Lake Shore Michigan Southern right of way past South Bend Cleveland and Port Jervis under a New York newspaper auspice.
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Victor Carlstrom
New York
Aero Club of Illinois
Carlstrom
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
New London
Connecticut
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Ohio
Port Jervis
N. Y
Protesters Hit By Eggs As Hughes Train Tour Met
Women touring the Hughes trans continental train faced heckling at a Chicago theater meeting. Derision grew into eggs thrown as the group exited through an alley and boarded waiting automobiles. No injuries or eggs struck the travelers.
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Chicago
Ill
Norwegian Ship Tromp Sunk off Lisbon
The Norwegian steamer Tromp, a 1752 ton vessel formerly the Dutch Johnson, has been sunk. Lloyd's reports the 3000 ton Delta also sunk. Tromp was last seen sailing from the Tyne on September 30 bound for Savona, Italy.
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Johnson
Lisbon
Paris
Lloyd's
Tyne
Savona
Italy
Conscription Defeated Sparks Australian Political Turmoil
Melbourne reports the defeat of the conscription measure in a popular referendum. Premier Hughes declined comment but signaled Parliament would convene soon as political tensions rise across Australia.
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Melbourne
Australia
London
Hughes
Germans Bring Up Big Guns On West Berlin
German defense stiffened on the Somme has halted Allied advances on Bapaume and Peronne as artillery balance is restored. Experts say August supply troubles and worn guns slowed progress, prompting a new munitions department to boost production. Field Marshal von Hindenburg urges expanding output to a safety margin.
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Berlin
London
Somme
Bapaume
Peronne
Germany
Department of Munitions
Auto Bandits Loot Quiet Bank in Braidwood
In Braidwood Newfoundland and Labrador last night auto bandits cut wires, blew open the private bank of W H Odell and Company, escaping with 6000 dollars. Emma Himes saw four robbers enter an auto and depart as the alarm spread. the village watchman was not harmed. Police notified after wires were restored.
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Braidwood
W. H. Odell & Company
Emma Himes
Illness Overshadows Noted Psychiatrist Dr. Emil Bunta
Chicago November 2 Dr. Emil Bunta once UW athletic star and former head of Cook County Hospital insanity division is held for observation at a hospital ward he once led. Overwork and exposure to mental patients are cited as the cause. He married last Saturday to Miss Emily Howard head nurse at Bridewell Hospital.
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Chicago
Emil Bunta
University of Wisconsin
Cook County Hospital
Bunta
Emily Howard
Bridewell Hospital
American Flier Killed in Russian Service
Baltimore, Md November 2. Tony Jannus of Baltimore an American aviator was killed in the Russian aero service October 12. No details were given. Jannus was an instructor at the Canadian aeronautical school at Toronto for a time in 1915.
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Baltimore
Antony Jannus
Jannus
Toronto
British Repulsed on Somme Front Berlin Says
Berlin dispatch reports British forces attempted to advance on the Somme front north of Courcelette but were repulsed. French gains were noted at Les Boers and Rancourt as General von Linsingen's troops held the line.
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Somme
Berlin
Sayville
Courcelette
War Office
Les Boers
Rancourt
von Linsingen
Eastern Front battles push Russians from Stokhod left bank
An official statement reports heavy losses for Russian forces on the Stokhod river left bank and says more than 1500 men were captured. Separately the war office says Roman incursions to back unseen foes failed yesterday, while attackers southeast of Rothenburg continued to press forward.
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Morval
St. Pierre Vaast
Courcelette
Somme
London
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von Falkenhayn
War Office
Dobrudja
von Mackensen
Roumanian
Bucharest
Sakharoff
Volhynia
Vitoniez
von Linsingen
Stokhod River
Rothenburg
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