Corson Retires From Fight At Republican Convention
Delegates to the K Saas Republican convention in Gavleus voted amid a tense caucus. The Ryan Perkins faction took control of the delegation while Corson announced retirement. The adjournment aimed to secure delegated statements by proxies and wire reports. A resolutions committee was named to gather majority views for the Juneau convention.
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John
Corap
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Renin Coraspa
Atatementea
Perkina
Carson
Juneau
Election results and poll outlook across multiple cities
A flood of early returns and voter turnout reports from San Francisco, Cleveland, Sacramento, New York, and other cities show tense election mood. Candidates like Taylor, McCarthy, Langdon, and Beard are noted with forecasted outcomes, while weather and local issues shape voting patterns and party expectations.
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New York
New York County
Murphy
Tammany
Parson
Independence League
San Francisco
Coast
Wall St
Taylor
Cleveland
Burton
Roosevelt
Barty
Massachusetts
Election Day Polls Open in Multiple States
Reports from Cincinnati Louisville and Oyster Bay describe brisk turnout with heavy early voting in Ohio Kentucky and New York. Roosevelt voted at Oyster Bay around 8:30 am while Loeb joined him. polling place moved from a Chinese laundry to Fleets Hall. Weather remained cool and fair in many locations.
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Louisville
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mra. J. Weat Roosevelt
Fleets Hall
Loeb
Washington
Delaware voters rally for anti Hinense ticket in election day parades
Women and children parade through Dover and across Delaware urging protection of homes and families. Churches hold all day prayer as parties set aside lines and liquor becomes the single issue in the election.
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Delaware
Anti Hinense
Salt Lake City Election Hints Bransford Victory
Salt Lake voters cast the heaviest ballot in city history with indications that the Americans party may elect Bransford as mayor while statewide sentiment appears to favor Republican candidates.
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I Bond
Salt Lake
Utah
Bransford
Fort Likely Has Big Plurality In New Jersey Governor Race
Early returns from major cities show Republican John Fort poised for a strong plurality over Democrat Katharine Bach in New Jersey governor race. The Sunday closing law remains a significant campaign issue.
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Trenton
N. J
John Fort
Republian
Kataenbach
Supposed Corpse Comes to Life in Monterey
In Monterey Mer November 6 a minister at a funeral service over Mrs. Fred Harsell’s body watched as she stirred and sat up. The pallbearer fainted and only the husband aided his wife from the casket four days after she reportedly fainted and was pronounced dead.
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Monterey
Mer
Fred Harsell
Suspect Sought in Riot Stabbing Murder
In San Francisco detectives seek R Barney Olesen, a union car man charged with the murder of motorman Michael Reckinger stabbed during a riot at Sir d and Kentucky. Reckinger died early today. In Memphis Frank Harper, 23, a bank bookkeeper from a prominent family, has disappeared after three days of searching.
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R Barney Olesen
Michael Reckinger
Sird
Kentucky Sta
Reckinger
Memphis
Tean
Frank Harper
Henry Binnmore Dies at 74 Noted Reporter and Douglas Secretary
Chicago obituaries report the death of Henry Binnmore a 74 year old shorthand reporter lawyer and author. He served as secretary to Stephen A Douglas and reported the 1854 debate with Lincoln.
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Chicago
Henry Binnmore
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
Dr Bourns Appointed To Lead Plague Prevention Work
Following his resignation from the board of health, Dr P F Bourns is appointed to direct the city plague prevention campaign. He will oversee waterfront regulations and the infected district, working with Dr Cofer and reporting progress to the board as long as needed.
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Washington St
Hitchcock Writes a Letter to Friend on Charges
The Evening News prints a Raymond Hitchcock letter from New York to a friend in Parte about charges against him. He says the issue cannot last, cannot drive him mad, and he cannot bear the humiliation, asking for support and friendship.
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Lon
the Evening News
Raymond Hitchcock
New York
Webster Charged with Embezzlement in Laundry Case
A complaint accusing J. Grant Webster, late Cascade Laundry bookkeeper, of embezzling 4500 dollars led to a police court warrant on October 26. Webster fled, his wife surrendered their house and furnishings to Frank H. Kilbourne to cover the shortage, while Webster denies the charges.
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Cascade Laundry Company
Gordon
F. H. Kilbourne
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Kilbourne
Frank H. Kilbourne
Cascade Laundry
Mia
Websters
Burglar Moses Tucker Sentenced in October Break‑In
Moses Tucker pled guilty in Judge Morris's court to burglary for breaking into R. L. Langer's house on October 21. He was sentenced to three to 14 years in the penitentiary.
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Moses Tucker
Judge Morris
R. L. Langer
Aged Man Joseph Sloan Missing In City Search
Relatives have searched since yesterday for 84 year old Joseph Sloan who left his son Charlies Sloan’s home at 1308 Twenty first Ave and aimed for his brother Samuel Sloan near The Meadows race track. He was last seen boarding a Rainier Heights streetcar at 1 pm yesterday.
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Sloan
Charlies Sloan
Samuel Sloan
Meadows Race Track
Rainier Heights
Berwyn man seeks missing brother from Pittsburgh trip
FP Smith of Berwyn Pennsylvania seeks his brother who left Pittsburgh on August 17 bound for Seattle and has not been heard from since. The brother's name is not disclosed in the notice.
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Smith
Berwyn, Pa
Pitteburg
Seattle
Miner dies after prison fight with rival in Marshall
Henry Nicholas was killed last night in a prisefight with John Fallon, another miner. Nicholas was crushed in the second round, his head striking a head, causing almost instant death.
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Colo
Henry Nicholas
John Falfon
Nicholas
Beaty Gar rett and Garrets among names listed
A jumble of names appears in a reader's note or notice listing individuals from Seattle Orient Ore Japan and Port Lawton among others. The fragment includes Louie F Beaty Alice Gar rett Bukich Pujif Ume Arima Liscoin Adams Johnstone and others in a scattered roster.
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Louie F. Beaty
Alice FB. Garrett
Seattle
Bukich! Pujif
Orient
Ore
Ume Arima
Japan
Harry Liscoin
E. U. & A. Port Lawton
Navarra Kautz
Henry Chauncey Adams
Ethel Grace Johnstone
Beattie
Will Buy Stock H M Herrin Co Offer
Will Buy stock H M Herrin Co 610 Flret Ave offers 3 cents per share for 3000 shares of Washington Meteor.
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H. M. Herrin & Co
Flret Ave
Washington Meteor
Greenlake Reservoir Addition Real Estate Sale
Prices range from 175 to 300 dollars with 10 dollars cash and 5 dollars monthly. The property sits 10 blocks from University and Exposition grounds near Lake Washington with views of Union Bay and the Cascade and Olympic mountains. Transportation via Greenlake car to Gesanlake Station to reach the branch office. city offices offer full particulars.
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Lake Washington
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Cascade
Olympic Mountains
Seattle
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Gesanlake Station
Smoke Damages Great Western Smelting Plant
A fire started by hot ashes this morning at Great Western Smelting and Refining Co. 1924 Grant Ave caused $1,000 in losses to the plant. The building damage was $800 and contents $200.
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Grant
Naturalization Fee Cut Down in Olympia Ruling
Olympia November 5 The supreme court ruled that county clerks must ignore the state law demanding an eight dollar naturalization fee and must follow the federal law setting the fee at two dollars in naturalization cases.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Two Guilty in Walsh Case Identified
District Attorney Sims and secret service operatives conclude no others were implicated in the theft of letters from the John R. Walsh case. Max Pita Mclean the confidential stenographer and Alexander B. Gordes are named as the only ones guilty. Sims announced no further arrests and that the government investigation is closed with no new evidence implicating others.
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United Press
Chicago
Navy
John R. Walsh
Sim
Max Pita Mclean
Alexander B. Gordes
Sima
Secret Service
Sims
Gerdee
Stanford Glee Club Manager Arranges January 1 Appearance
Herb R Warrett, manager of the Stanford University Glee and Mandolin club, was in the city arranging for the group's appearance here on January 1 at Egan's Arcade hall.
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R. Warrett
Stanford University Glee and Mandolin Club
Stanford
Egan's Arcade Hall
Saloon Robbery Suspects Jailed After Confession
Deputy Hodges jailed EB H. Richarde and William Hopwine from Franklin on robbery charges after confessing to robbing Sam Hyde's saloon late Sunday night. The men were brought to the county jail this morning.
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Robert Hodges
EB. H. Richarde
William Hopwine
Franklin
Sam Hyde
Murder Over Election Row in Lexington Shootout
Four men were shot in Lexington during an election row. Clyde Campbell killed policeman Michael Murphy and wounded Marion Smith as tensions between Campbell and Murphy escalated. Clyde Campbell died. W Rh Campbell, a Republican candidate, was among the wounded.
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United Press
Lexington
Clyde Campbell
W. Rh. Campbell
Michael Murphy
Marion Smith
Suspect Accused of Shielding Fountain Street Murderer
George Boskovich, 25, owner of an Austrian lodging house at 16 Jackson Street, was arrested after detectives said he shielded the man who shot Steve Nikaich and wounded two others at the New Fountain saloon on Viret Avenue two weeks ago. An 18-year-old Austrian laborer named Steve Suocik was also jailed, and Ludkin was questioned for information.
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New Fountain
Viret
George P. Boskovich
Jackson
Clark
Ryan
McClurg
Boskovich
Steve Suocik
McGrath
Hagan
Ludkin
Suspected Theft In Bellingham Dental Office
Police believe George L Hemmick stole dental tools and gold used in fillings from Dr BE Rows office in Bellingham. Tools were found in Hemmick possession days later as he attempted to sell them in the Collina building. Gold bottles were also stolen from the same office.
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Te Limited
Wonder Millinery
Second Avenue
Hinckley
George L. Hemmick
Collina
Dr. BE. Rows
Bellingham
Hemmick
England Secures Major Bank Loan From France
Paris report says the Bank of France directors voted to loan England 15 million dollars to assist with finances. A separate Paris item notes the arrest of an American man claiming San Francisco residence, identified as Augustus Coltra, on theft charges.
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United Press
Paris
Bank of France
Bank of England
Augustus Coltra
San Francisco
Hall's Dog Remedies Ad on 1111 First Ave
Dog owners urged to seek the best dog remedies at Hall's store located at 1111 First Avenue. Ose
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First Ave
Ose
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