Ohio's Het Up Over Suffs and Prohibition
Cleveland dispatch notes how woman suffrage and prohibition dominate Ohio politics. It cites Cox for reelection prospects, Hogan and Garfield as senators candidates, Willis as rival GOP, and mentions Roosevelt urging a dry vote. The piece frames liquor interests opposing women’s enfranchisement and aligning with churches and prohibitionists.
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Cleveland
United States
Congress
Ohio
Cox
Theodore E. Burton
Timothy 8. Hogan
Warren G. Harding
Republicitian
Marion
Foraker
Arthur Garford
Elyria
Ives
Frank B Willis
James R. Garfield
Prohibition
T. R
Hogan
Aiding
Garfort
Roosevelt
Admiral Fisher Named to Succeed Battenberg at Admiralty
London Oct 31 News records that Admiral Fisher, organizer of the modern British fleet, is named to succeed Prince Louis of Battenberg as first lord of the admiralty. The move tightens control of English waters and aims to bar neutral vessels from passage, preventing German mine planting vessels under neutral guise.
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London
Admiral Fisher
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Admiralty
English
North Sea
Germany
Mystery of Grayson Hall headlines two part detective drama
The feature bill includes The Mystery of Grayson Hall a two part detective drama with Foxall Keene and Edna Payne as a ward who suspects foul play. The circuit also lists Olaf Erickson Boss two part drama and other Keystone and Vitagraph features across multiple venues and showtimes this Sunday.
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Edna Payne
New Circuit
Grayson Hall
Edna
Foxall Keene
New York
Vitagraph
Animated Weekly and Home Until Sunday feature list
A listing of theatrical pieces including Counterfeiters a two part drama and Heinie's Outing a comedy at the Pleasant Hour. Also shows The Return of the Twins Double and Fruits and Flowers a comedy in Aired entertainment schedule through Sunday with multiple performances and news notes.
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Keystone
Reliance
the Grand
Vitagraph
Selig
Mutual Weekly
Heinie
Confessions Revealing a Business Scandal and Romance
A wife recalls confrontation with her husband about graft in their school book business. He explains pressure from grafters while he pushes to sell merit based texts. The couple discusses political risk and a vow to resist corruption despite threats.
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Aunt Mary
Margie
Waverly
Drama Turns to Threats in Tense Interlude
A dramatic confrontation unfolds as Mrs. Carman demands justice and a heated exchange leads to threats of violence. Dick defends his actions claiming innocence while a jailed suspect hints at legal action. The scene ends with a tease for Monday’s continuation.
Gompers Denies Opposition Posters About Eight Hour Law
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denies posters distributed by opponents of the eight hour law claiming he opposed it. In a telegram to the Central Labor Council of Seattle he states he has said nothing about initiative measure No 13 and accuses those contradicting him of speaking untruthfully.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council of Seattle
Bamuel Gompers
Pursuit of German Cruiser Emden Reported in Far East
French and English cruisers chase the German cruiser Emden after it sank the Russian cruiser and the French destroyer Mousquet in Penang harbor Straits Settlement on Wednesday.
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Paris
Emden
Mousquet
Penang
Straits Settlement
Federation of Music Clubs First Community Concert
The Seattle Federation of Music Clubs will present the first community concert at Collins Playfield House Monday evening. The program includes national hymns, audience sing-alongs, soloists and band. Admission is free. Members organizing include Helen H Lemme Mil ton Seymour and others.
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Seattle Federation of Music Clubs
Park Board
Collins
Federation Committee
Ths
Helen H. Lemme
Musical Art Society
Mra A. Dudden
Schubert Club
O. Obson
Svea Singing Society
Milton Seymour
Clef Club
Muscare
Maren
Worm’ Wiremen
Eugenie Aretentes
Colonial Theatre Management
Little Damoosel
Kheymour
French aeroplane bomb team hits German HQ at Dixmude
A Daily Mail dispatch from Dunkirk reports a French bomber unit dropping bombs on a house near Dixmude used by German officers after retreating from the coast. One by one planes attacked the building, several bombs struck the roof, and flames engulfed the house as officers fled to the woods. The full air fleet returned to Dunkirk unharmed.
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London
Daily Mail
Dunkirk
Dixmude
Germans in Britain threaten action if civilians held
Berlin warned London that unless all German civilians held there are released without charges by November 5, all British subjects in Germany will be imprisoned in retaliation.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Complete Market Today Prices Paid for Vegetables and Fruit
Market note from Wisconsin listing prices paid to producers for vegetables and fruit. It records current rates and market conditions with brief figures and references to supply flow. The report reflects a snapshot of agricultural pricing for the period.
Falconer Urges Progressives to Back Ole Hanson
Congressman J. A. Falconer requests the state Progressive chair to unite behind Ole Hanson and the Progressive congressional nominees. He argues the old parties caused unsettled conditions and urges continued warfare against old forces ahead of the 1916 contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Palconer
Senate
Ole Hanson
L. Roy Slater
Washington
Progressive Party
The Million Dollar Mystery ends with clever escapes and a daring raid
Millionaire Stanley Margreave hides from the Black Hundred for 18 years until a balloon escape leads to a tangled pursuit. Blaine and Olga scheme to seize Florence Grey while Norton the newspaper man helps uncover the gang’s plots as police close in.
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Stanley Margreave
the Hundred
Margreave
Blaine
Black Hundred
Beanie
Florence Grey
Hargreave
St Te
Florence
Olga
Eco
Florense
Dance
Norton
Heuickly
Oes
Bry Norton
Re Eule
Brains
Pavlova
Florence Hargreave Survives Cave Quest and River Escape
Florence Hargreave tailspins through peril as hidden caves, fake papers, and a perilous chase unfold. She follows a mysterious man to a cave, pilfers an invisible ink note, escapes by a subterranean river, and is later rescued after a dramatic river confrontation. The intertwined pursuit involves Norton, Blaine, Olga Perigoff, and Jones, with Florence proving resourceful and brave.
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Florence
Olga Perigoffas
Jones
Miss Hargreave
Olga
Greave
Blaine
Boston
Hargreave
Jim
Becaus
Norton
Haven
Father
In Thousands of Homes relief found for ailments of organs
A historical notice notes relief for frequent ailments attributed to defects in the stomach liver kidneys or bowels. It cites a renowned family’s remedy used across many homes, emphasizing early relief for common bodily complaints.
Beecham's Pills Promoted for Digestive Relief
The advertisement claims Beecham's Pills are reliable remedies for indigestion biliousness and associated discomfort. It urges readers to cleanse the system purify the blood tone the stomach stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels to understand why many rely on the product.
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Beecham
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