Defeats and contested results ripple through New York politics
Meru Mitchell suffers defeat as New York contests highlight a crowded race with Wyner and Wilmer Kirk amid statewide measures. In Buckeye State coverage, Keira date issues and wet weather season flavor the campaign, while other leaders including Murray Milwboel and D. Crute contest local offices.
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New Mesive
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Buckeye
Mayer Mitchel
Joden
Fuewiay
Wyner
Pevelea
Heranty
Aluyor
Murray Milwboel
Fuston
Morrie
Che
Beliioa
Willian
Hhiibe
Alfred
Drewes
Dieteler
Fig
New York
Twindus
Mexico
Doris
Avon
Warren District Trouble Setties and Suspect Arrests
Cryptic report of Warren district issues includes Msher and Arig completing an agreement, a preteen seizure, and forest county actions. Another suspect, Tarsou, Arie-Burt Crob, is named with German Hemker under two years, jailed for allegedly violating orders not to cross the Kaiser border into Mexico.
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Msher
Arig
Theiatiin
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Tarsou
Arie
Burt Crob
Hemker
Nogiles
Cousty
Noethio
Diaz May Head Mexican Revolt Movement
Reported links place Diaz at the center of a revolutionary movement tied to the Yaqui uprising. Dispatches describe plans to gain support from governors in Lower California and to align with a broader southern movement, with proxies meeting in Los Angeles and San Luis Potose to coordinate actions.
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Cederet Commanier
UN der
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Cel
Orlon Arien
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Orien
Wuat
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Fam
Keteban Canta
Lower
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Renwin
Meri Toll
Bebeng
San Luie
Pachia
Lake Matin
Broaden Commission's Power in Railroads Case
Washington supreme court expands power to investigate railroad finances and political activities. Mil ton H. Seth and others argued the railroad firm Laniveille and Nostell lacked authority to force answers on contributions. Court upholds Carie's right to compel statements but exposes potential citizen risk amid violent incidents and a police shooting aftermath.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sindyharhe Leferetite Conserce Entireton
Uni
Admiral von Capelle Reignites German Naval Command
The German minister of marine Daniel von Capelle is identified as the outgrowth of past plots before the Reichstag. He remains a key figure in naval leadership during the Wilhelms haven era as events unfold.
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Ais Gircloeutes
Wilhelmshaven
Gould’s Former Wife Weds Prince in New York Ceremony
Former wife of Frank Gould and widow of Ralph Thomas and Noaryddis Vier, an Athantite person, married a prince in a ceremony conducted by Mundin Oly Chert Scully. The service was performed with notable attendees and local coverage.
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Prince
New York
Bire Melon Kelly
Thonan
Frank Gould
Ralph Thomas
Noaryddis Vier
Mundin Oly Chert Scully
Utah Soldier Attempts Death at Camp Lewin Cause
A Utah soldier attempted self harm while at Camp Lewin in Washington Territory fearing separation from his firing wife and dependent. The incident occurred Sunday as he reportedly could not obtain exemption.
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Utah
Camp Lewin
Wash
Joseph Kalae
Elawalha
Nation's Food Control Urges Tight License Rules
President Wilken announces U S Food Administration regulations to curb excessive prices and limit profits. Licenses will govern food handlers, prohibit speculative profits, and target future contracts, with enforcement by the president and penalties for violations.
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Washington
Wilken Walt
United States Food Administration
Hottax
Roumania Secures Major Loan Amid Western Negotiations
Reports from Washington indicate the United States has advanced 8 million dollars to Roumania through Musa as London weighs the Roumanian situation. Coinciding with this, discussions in the season’s diplomacy center on Roumania’s needs and the broader European financial scene.
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Washington
Conservece
Seasion
London
United States
Musa
Telephone Operators Strike in Seattle Faces Government Action
Seattle telephone operators and electric workers threaten a strike urging either government intervention or wage and demand concessions. Officials warn public service disruption unless workers return to service.
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Seattle
Dollar Drops in Copenhagen on November 4
The American dollar fell to a Tihvent basis in Copenhagen on November 4 amid a general decline. Exchange rates showed the dollar at 10 polite to 280, with no clear recovery in sight.
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Copenhagen
Eleven German ships sunk by British Mosquito Fleet
British torpedo craft sank eleven German ships in the Kattegat on Saturday, most being patrol craft. The raid followed a pattern similar to a prior Shetland Isles attack, with one auxiliary cruiser among the sunken vessels. Sixty four prisoners rescued. Captain Lauterbach and six crew wounded or killed. Danish vessel rescued the commander and others. The news comes amid British press criticism of the Admiralty. Washington urges increased meat production. hog numbers to rise 25 to 50 percent in some states.
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Pershape
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Cattegat
North Sea
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Denmark
Teuton Foot
Shetland Isles
Crat
Teuton
Murte
Fee
Lauterbach
Copenhagen
Ocha
Britain
Admiralty
Picket Boat Crew Perishes in Home Waters
Washington reports the loss of twelve men from the crew of the Michigan battle ship after a metered craft was fired upon in home waters. The tragedy follows news of Vance McCormick heading a new war trade board to halt trade with Germany and allies.
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Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Germany
Washington
Trew
Howey Sen
May Redistribute Coal Supply Warns of Hoarding
Washington official warns individual hoarding could trigger coal shortages and says the administration may redistribute supply to prevent shortages. Gardald notes hoarding may force a reassignment of available coal to ensure domestic needs are met.
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Washington
Gardald
Win Chack
Italians Hold Back Invaders On Tagliamento River Front
Allies rush aid to Italy as Britain and France plan a joint mission led by Lloyd George and Painleve to support Italy at a critical hour. General Cadorna’s forces hold the Teutonic invaders with heavy artillery while Italian aviators strike enemy depots and troops along the front.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Tagliamento
Pronce
Lloyd George
William J. Robertson
Imperial Staf
Painleve
Arso
Cadorna
Dallas
Renting
German retreat speculated as Belgium factories dismantled
London reports from Belgian sources that German forces are systematically dismantling and destroying factories and workshops across Belgium. The pattern suggests an imminent retreat, mirroring the French withdrawal last spring.
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London
Belgium
France
Recall of the Kate Adams Murder Trial Ends in Death
Roland T. Molineaux, 54, once defendant in the Kate Adams murder case, died at Kings County State Hospital from paralysis. Adams died December 18, 1898, by mercury poisoning from a bottle intended for Harry Cornish, a Knickerbocker Athletic Club member. The sensational trial saw a first degree murder conviction, two years in Sing Sing, a new trial, then acquittal.
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New York
Roland T. Molineaux
Kate Adams
Kings County State Hospital
Molineaux
Adams
Moliavaux
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Sing Sing
Molinenax
Sixteen Injured in Auto Crash in Salt Lake City
Two high powered automobiles carrying sixteen passengers crashed on Friday in Salt Lake City. Reported injuries were widespread with at least two believed fatally hurt and one possibly maimed for life. Witnesses said both cars were traveling at high speed during the collision.
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Salt Lake City
Officers Soon to Graduate Washington Plans
War department completes disposition of graduates from the officer training camps closing this month. Of about 19,000 recommended for commissions, each will be commissioned at once or placed on an eligible list subject to call.
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Washington
War Department
One in four families sign food pledge carts in nation
Washington reports the food administration says one family in four has signed food pledge cards. The announcement is based on incomplete returns from the week long pledge campaign conducted across the country.
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Washington
Food Administration
Protopopoff Pronounced Insane by Medical Commission
Alexander D. Protopop, former interior minister under the late monarchy in Petrograd, has been declared insane by a medical commission of inquiry.
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Protoppopoff
Petrograd
Alexander D. Protopopof
Nineteen Die In Paterson Fire At Salvation Army Mission
Nineteen men perished when a blaze gutted the Paterson Salvation Army rescue mission at 42 Main Street. Eighteen victims burned before rescuers reached them. In New York, Former Ambassador Gerard urged a 2000 strong crowd to back women’s voting rights to aid the war effort, declaring that women’s votes are needed.
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Paterson
N.J
Salvation Army
Mim Street
Gerard
New York
Ade Dreight & Worman
House centipede new pet in progressive households
A New York Tribune note extols the house centipede or thousand-legged worm as an ideal modern home guardian. It hunts pests such as fleas, mosquitoes, moths, roaches and other small invaders, works noiselessly at night, rarely bites, and could be kept as a pet with small meat rewards.
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The
New York Tribune
Written Music History From Greeks to Copper Plate Printing
The article traces early music notation from Greek origins through papal concerns, the 15th century German movable type printing, and the shift to copper plate printing in 1532 by Simon Veroni. It notes initial clumsy prints and gradual degeneration, with Italian connections in New York Global.
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Germany
Simon Verovio
New York
An Animal That Imitates Fruit
A Filipino called caguan is a curious mamimad that resembles a monkey and bat. It hangs from a branch with four feet together and head between its paws. In this roosting pose it blends with tree bark, deterring birds and predators who mistake it for a large unpalatable fruit.
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Tts
Still a Chance and a Gruff Interview Exchange
A brisk exchange depicts an employer challenging a young applicant while the hopeful recalls prior barber assistant work. The dialogue hints at workplace expectations, emphasizing mental effort over mere effort or stubbornness.
Notable Man in Town Described as Truly Big
Locals recall a famed resident as a man of considerable presence. He is praised for his generous spirit and reliability, described as the sort of person you would confidently borrow a match from. The chatter centers on character over celebrity.
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