New York Gubernatorial Race Shapes Complex Election
Albany reports show unprecedented cross currents in New York politics as three gubernatorial candidates Strauss progressive Hedges republican and Sulzer democrat stir voters across counties. analysts note shifts from national tickets and possible Jewish vote split aiding Sulzer and challenging party lines.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Nathan S. Strauss
Job &, Hedges
William Sulzer
Ocrats United
Nathan 8Uss
Strauss
Pien
Bull Mooser
Roose
Canvass Makes Case Against Dix Stimpson Ticket
The speaker’s tour draws support while Democratic rule under Gov Dix and Roosevelt’s ticket face unpopularity. Roosevelt’s gubernatorial candidate Henry L Stimpson was defeated in 1910, and current battles for state legislature and Congress mirror the gubernatorial and presidential fight.
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John
A. Dix
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Hilles predicts Taft landslide victory in 1912 election
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, forecasts Taft's re election on Tuesday November 6. He cites Taft's record of progressive achievements and constitutional restraint against a third term rival, claiming the GOP will win four more years of prosperity.
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New York
Chas. D. Hilles
National Republican Committee
William Howard Taft
United States
Taft
Possibility of No Election if All Top Candidates Tie
Washington dispatch notes a scenario where Taft Wilson and Roosevelt could all fail to form a majority in any state. If that occurs the constitution requires the House of Representatives to choose the president and the Senate to choose the vice president. The piece recalls two prior elections thrown to the House.
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House
Washington, D. C
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Y M C A Special Election Night and Games
The Young Men s Christian Association holds a special election returns night at its building with a musical program by the Y M C A orchestra and refreshments. George Wheeler the new physical director arranged basketball between Intermediates and Seniors and two Senior teams plus a Senior and Business Men volley ball. An extra large crowd is expected as notices go to all city churches.
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Y. Cc. A
Astenaannan
Young Men’s Christian Association
George Wheeler
A. DeViney
John Ditter
W. Prine
W. Martin
Kelley
H. Smith
F. Lane
Fuquay
Nolan Campbell
Thomas
King
Cameron
Twenty States Set to Elect Governors This Election Day
In the November elections twenty nine states will choose governors along with other offices. States listed include Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Washington West Virginia Wisconsin with incumbents in several states.
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Chicago
Til
Arkansas
Georgia
Maine
Vermont
Alabama
Arizona
California
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wyoming
Colorado
E. M. Ammons
Clifford C. Parks
Philip B. Stewart
Charles A. Abystrom
Connecticut
Simon BE. Balwin
John P. Studley
Herbert Knox Smith
S. E. Neardsley
Delaware
Thomas M. Monaghan
Charles R. Miller
George B. Hynson
Albert J. Beveridge
Stephen M. Reynolds
W. H. Hickman
Iowa
E. C. Dunn
George J. Clarke
John L. Stevens
McCrills
ER. Durant Jones
Kansas
George H. Hodges
Arthur Capper
G. W. Kloihoge
Hart R. DeLay
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Joseph Walker
Charles §. Bird
James F. Carey
Frank N. Rand
Michigan
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Amos P. Musselman
L. Whitney Watkins
James Hoogerhyde
J. D. Leland
Minnesota
P. M. Ringdal
A. O. Eberhart
P. W. Collins
David Morgan
E. B. Lobeck
Missouri
William C. Cowherd
John C. MacKinley
Albert D. Norton
William A. Ward
Charles E. Stokes
Montana
Sam V. Stewart
Harry L. Wilson
Frank J. Edwards
Lewis J. Duncan
Nebraska
J. H. Morehead
Chester H. Aldrich
C. J. Wright
New Hampshire
Samuel D. Folker
Franklin Worcester
Winston Churchill
W. H. Wilkins
A. H. Morrill
New York
William Sulzer
Job E. Hodges
Oscar 8. Straus
Charles Edward Russell
T. Alexander McNichol
North Carolina
Locke Craig
Thomas Settle
Zeb V. Walser
B. Hodges
North Dakota
F. O. Hellstrom
L. B. Hanna
W. D. Sweet
Albert E. Bowen Jr
Ohio
James M. Cox
R. B. Brown
Arthur L
Samuel Lovett
O. W. Butterfield
Tennessee
Benton McMillin
Ben W. Hooper
Hallowe'en Party At 1209 Hayes Street
Johnnie Hildebrand and Archie Sauer hosted a Hallowe en gathering for friends at 1209 Hayes street. The lawn boasted lanterns and the group enjoyed games musical selections and refreshments including lemonade cocoa and cake.
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Johnnie Hildebrand
Archie Sauer
Hayes Street
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co. Auto Ambulance Service
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service day or night with phone access at 2323 for immediate response.
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Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co
Indiana Feels Doubtful as Votes Promise Tight Race
Indiana voters show a sizable doubtful bloc with 25 to 100 per precinct influenced by Taft Roosevelt or Wilson. Democratic leaders predict a Wilson Marshall win while Republicans and Progressives claim advantage. observers foresee a tight contest with Indiana’s past partisan swings. Gubernatorial hopefuls include Samuel M. Ralston Democrat Albert J. Beveridge Progressive W T Durbin Republican and Stephen N. Reynolds Socialist.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Wilson
Marshall
Taft
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Thomas R. Marshal
Samuel M. Ralston
Albert J. Beveridge
W. T. Durbin
Stephen N. Reynolds
Jubilee finances near balance with receipts over 29000
Harvest Jubilee association receipts total just over 29000 while expenditures exceed 28000 with minor bills outstanding. Secretary Frank Rennert near completion of winding up and preparing a financial report for the board. Assets include the woman's building the German village and grounds improvements valued at nearly 4000.
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Harvest Jubilee Association
Frank Rennett
Rennert
Man Killed at Medina Dam Construction Site
Ignacio Medel foreman of a concrete gang at the Medina dam died instantly when a concrete-carrying cable broke from its bearings and fell on him. He was 26, a native of Mexico. Surviving are his widow, one child, and his mother visiting relatives in Mexico. Body held at Sloan & Hagy Undertaking pending relatives’ arrival.
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Ignacio Medel
Medina Dam
Mexico
Sloan & Hagy Undertaking Company
Ohio voters brace for close 1912 election results
Ohio parties predict victory with Taft supporters claiming a substantial win and Wilson backers forecasting a landslide. Roosevelt forces tout strong showing in Columbus and across districts while Socialists Prohibition and Socialist Labor field full tickets amid a year of tariff debate and a new progressive constitution.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Harry M. Daugherty
Wilson
W. L. Finley
Democratic State Committee
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Walter F. Brown
Progressive Party
Hiram Johnson
California
Rourke Cochran
New York
Milwaukee
Johnson
Eugene V. Debs
C. C. Anderson
Herbert 8. Bigelow
Tom Johnson
Roosevelt Attacks Wilson on Trust Records
In a statement Colonel Roosevelt cites Wilson's New Jersey tenure to question his trust record. It notes Wilson's January 19, 1911 message urging regulation, claim of missed chances to act against trusts without legislature, and failure to move against trust directors despite Supreme Court rulings.
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New York
Rosevelt
Olson
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts
Supreme Court
First Deer Prank Delights Town Hunters
Albert Friedrich paraded a stuffed deer on his car radiator to spoof friends as the season’s first deer. He has prior history of the joke with similar displays, though no real first deer had yet been reported by noon. Hunters in the area expected news as the day continued.
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R. B. Brown
Zanesville Courier
James M. Cox
Dayton News
Springfield News
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Thomas L. Clifford
Cleveland
EB. B. Dillon
Columbus
Roosevelt
State Committee
General Brown
Dillon
Tom L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Daugherty
Albert Friedrich
Friedrich
Black woman hurt by sharp object in head in street brawl
Alberta Reeves sustained a head wound from a pocket knife during an argument on South Concho street at about 11 last night. Police detained Reeves and Pinkey White, both Black women, on charges related to the incident.
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Alberta Reeves
South Concho Street
Reeves
Pinkey White
The Goose Girl at the Grand a light operatic drama
A review of The Goose Girl at the Grand opera house praises its lavish royal frame and engaging plot about a goose girl who becomes a princess. Performances by Victor Southland James H. Lewis Jessie Howe Charles A. Lynch Paul P. Meacham Virginia Ackerman and others are lauded for high order acting especially Lewis in the gardener scene.
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Ike
Harold McGrath
Land of Nowhere
Count von Herbeck
Ehrenstein
Hans Grumbach
Infanta
Consul
George McCutcheon
Victor Southland
James H. Lewis
Grand Opera House
Mr. Lewis
Jessie Howe
Charles A. Lynch
Paul P. Meacham
Virginia Ackerman
Aizora Verton
Louis J. Epstein
Gerald J. Rowan
Thieves blamed for fire on East Commerce street home
Police suspect robbers entered the 1945 East Commerce Street residence of Gus Hiebner and set a blaze while the owners were at a circus. The $3000 home, owned by Florence Burke, burned with adjacent houses damaged. Mrs. Tracy and others heard someone in the building before the fire started.
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Gus Hiebner
East Commerce Street
N. J. Clark
Neutrality cases to come up here in Texas division
The attorney general's ruling affects Vasquez Gomez and associates. No indictments were presented to the El Paso grand jury, which returned to San Antonio. the San Antonio division may require testimony and indictments. A San Antonio grand jury is expected to see the case when it convenes later in December, with delays due to Christmas holidays.
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Vasquez Gomez
Department of the Attorney General of the
United States
Sion
Cas
Emilio Vasquez Gome
Texas
el Paso
Nell
San Antonio
Federa Grand Jury
Attorney General’s Department of the United
Sr. Vasquez Gomez
County Officials Prepare for Incoming Court Members
County Commissioners Court winds down duties as outgoing leaders prepare for the incoming county judge and officers. James R. Davis will succeed Judge Phil Shook, with each current commissioner replaced by a new member. Changes ripple through the courthouse as R Minor takes over the Fifty seventh district court, John H Clark becomes county court judge, and Clint G Bro is district attorney. Brown waits to qualify until January with others taking office around November 20.
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County Commissioners Court
James R. Davis
Phil Shook
R. Minor
Arthur Se¢ligson
Fifty-seventh
Distri Court
John H. Clark
Clint G. Bro
Brown
Blood Humor Health Tongue Tied Remedy
The passage discusses Blood Humor causing pimples hives eczema or salt rheum and other eruptions linked to weakness languor poor appetite and debility. It mentions a system renovation and a tonic kept in liquid form or chocolate tablets offered for sale.
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Mir
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Oscar B. Colquitt
C. W. Johnson
Ed C. Lasater
Roddin Andrews
Andrew J. Houston
Washington
Ernest Lister
M. E. Hay
Robert T. Hedge
Miss Anna Maley
George W. Skiven
West Virginia
William R. Thompson
H. D. Hatfield
Walter B. Milton
J. Good
Debs
E . V. Debs
Union Square
New York City
Mary Robinson Squire
Mother Squire
Far West
Hoosier State
Association
Cable
Chalmers
G. A. C. Halff
E. A. Kalkhurst
Gen. Mgr
H. Weis
Sec
Treas
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Hood
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