Governor Wilson Plans Model New Jersey Ahead of Vacation
Princeton scene as Governor Wilson outlines a plan to model New Jersey state governance before a vacation. He will avoid politics during time away, citing pressing state needs and upcoming appointments as he prepares for December return. He attends Princeton Yale and Princeton NYU games, greeted by students and alumni.
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New Jersey
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Jersey
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Jessie
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New York Univerity Eleven
Weather forecast finds fair warm weekend across regions
East and West Texas forecast fair on Sunday and Monday. Observations at 8 p.m. show St Louis 62 degrees clear with southeast wind, Chicago 46 clear with south wind, Milwaukee 40 cloudy with east wind, St Paul 50 cloudy with south wind, Kansas City 66 clear with south wind, New York 40 clear with northeast wind, Boston 44 clear with northwest wind, Washington 46 clear with northwest wind. Highest yesterday ranged from 42 to 72 in various cities.
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Fall Jubilee plans to build Bowen's Island auditorium and stadium
Business leaders pursue Bowen's island redevelopment to host a 4000 seat auditorium and an 18000 capacity stadium near downtown San Antonio. They estimate 300000 dollars to purchase the land and finance the project and plan a possible syndicate to manage the venture.
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Hodges Narrowly Leads Capper in Kansas Governor Race
official returns from 80 of 105 counties show John Hodges Democrat ahead by 368 votes over Arthur Capper Republican. Capper concedes Hodges has likely won. state Republican ticket mostly elected aside from possible Akers for state treasurer.
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Taft Aims At Two Reforms Before New Administration
President Taft plans to push two main measures before the new administration takes office. A workingman’s compensation act and a revision of Supreme Court rules and procedures in common law courts are designated as key reforms to complete his white house tenure.
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Taft
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Supreme Court of the United States
Roosevelt Considers Progressive Leadership Hold or Pass
Colonel Roosevelt, at Sagamore Hill, says he may lead the progressive party if urged but prefers others take the helm while he rests. He and editor Alexander Moore discuss the Keystone election gains as Pennsylvania progressives prepare for 1914 contests. Roosevelt rides and dictates letters on the party’s future after his Chicago trip.
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N. Y
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Pittsburg
Chicago
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Oklahoma Progressives to Meet in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma progressives call meeting in Oklahoma City on November 30 chaired by A. L. McDonald to complete divorce from the Republican party and plan for the 193? campaign.
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Okla
Progressive State Committee
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Republicn Party
Commission Retains Control Over Multi City Utilities
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the public utilities commission has full authority over any utility serving more than one city. It denied Wyandotte Gas Company permission to raise gas rates for Kansas City Kansas and Roedale without commission consent, after the commission filed an injunction suit.
Great rejoicing in suffragette camp
London reports wide jubilation among suffragists over victories for equal suffrage in Arizona Kansas Michigan and Oregon and optimistic predictions for near term expansion in the United States. Emmeline Pankhurst and Cristabel Pankhurst send congratulations while Mrs Fawcett foresees ten more states by 1920.
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Oregon
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Cristabel Pankhurst
Paris
All Grades of Coal to Cost More Money
Prices on all grades of coal will rise with the onset of cold weather. Western and eastern districts face shortages due to labor difficulties and no reserve supply. Anthracite production is short by about 20 million tons from summer, with a 6 million ton reserve depleted last winter. Statisticians estimate a need to increase monthly output by 2.5 million tons to cover the shortfall.
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Middle West
Wild Bands Rampage Across Balkans Terror Sects
Reports from the Balkan front describe mass killings of Christians by Turkish forces as they retreat toward Constantinople. Witnesses tell of massacres at Simetli and along the border, with villages burned and captives chained before execution.
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England Prepares Naval War Footing Amid Peace Push
London reports Britain has shifted to a war footing as dock workers toil night and day to ready ships. Prime Minister Asquith declared that Europe must be recast after the Balkan crisis, insisting on peace but ready to fight if necessary.
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