Maine Republicans Sweep State Election Victory
In Portland and Beverly Maine returns show Republicans capturing the governorship with Wm. T. Haines defeating Plaisted, winning a majority across the state. Republicans gain one new U S Senate seat and reclaim legislative control, with eight Republican and three Democratic senate seats and 43 Republican, 36 Democratic house seats out of total.
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Portland
Obadiah Gardner
Mising
William T. Haines
Goy
Plaisted
Taft
Beverly
C.P. Tait
Biddeford Pool
Maine
Wm. T. Haines
Waterville
Frederick W. F Plaisted
Bebrreeos
Edwin C. Burleigh
United States Senate
Haines
Fernald
Asher C. Hinds
D. J. McGillicuddy
Lewiston
Forest Goodwin
Skawhegan
Frank E. Guernsey
Dover
Hinds
McGillicuddy
Guernsey
Senate
Frederick W. Plaisted
United States
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Mother Jones To Lead Second Miner Delegation
Mother Jones announced that Kanawha coal miners will return to Charleston next week with miners wives and children to protest the mine guard system. She urged the governor to hear their case as orderly miners who were driven from the state house with rifles.
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Charleston
Mother Jones
Kanawha
State House
Court House
Wth Rifles
Man Arrested for Murder in 1920s City Shooting
County Detective Burns and officers arrested Dominick Finamore at a house on North Seventh Street in connection with the New Year’s Eve murder of Joe Santoro on South Sixth Street below Adams. The victim died from bullet wounds as two men fled toward railroad tracks. Finamore, reportedly hiding after returning from work on the railroad in the flood section, was surrounded and taken into custody without incident following tips from a Santoro associate.
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Burns
Flation
South Sixth Street
Adams Street
Joe Santoro
Terime
Dominiek Finamore
Tobasses
North Seventh Street
Santoro
Finamore
Santore
Steiberville
Dr Nelson Struck by Motorcycle in Fifth and North Street Collision
Dr H W Nelson was struck by a motorcycle driven by Wm Connors at 7 30 pm Monday while crossing Fifth and North streets. He suffered bruises to the chest and hips but no bones were broken and he is expected to recover. Connors attempted to brake but could not avoid the crash and aided the doctor.
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H.W. Nelson
Nelson
Wm. Conners
Dr. Nelson
Connors
Logan Strete
Metcal
Two Boys Meet Death in River Near Jeddg
Word arrived from Gary Indiana that Wm L Dunbar has died at 6:45 PM after an accident in a steel mill. A former local boy and craneman at Gary, he was visiting here in July and was remembered for industrious habits and popularity. His remains will be brought home to his mother Mrs Mary Dunbar at 419 Logan Street with sisters Henry Brookman Toledo Vern Kindswatter Ella Eva and Fred at home. He was a member of the Christian church. The death is a loss to many friends.
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Wm. L. Dunbar
Gary
Ind
Tnid
Mary Dunbar
Logan Street
Lonze Dambar
Henry Brookman
Toledo
Vern Kindswatter
Ella
Eva
Fred
Christian Church
Daugherty Predicts GOP Victory in Maine Eliminates Roosevelt
Columbus dispatch reports Republican Chairman Daugherty saying Ohio Republicans were urged by Maine victory and Vermont result to see no third term threat. He claimed Roosevelt is eliminated from the presidential race and highlighted two test-state wins as proof of Republican strength.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maine
Daugherty
Vermont
Roosevelt
Suspension of Chief Carter Shocks Columbus
Columbus, Sept. 10. Acting Chief Tom O'Neil slept at police headquarters as five strong officers guarded approaches from Carter supporters, following the mayor's ouster of Chief C. E. Carter. O'Neil had breakfast at the station and was escorted to a barber. Carter may try to oust O'Neil again if the Civil Service Commission clears him of Karb's charges.
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Columbus
Tom O'Neil
C. E. Carter
Karb
O'Neil
Carter
Civil Service Commission
Flood Sweeps 30 Bridges in Hancock County West Virginia
Commissioners report thirty county bridges destroyed by recent cloudbursts in Hollidays Cove valley Hancock County West Virginia with losses estimated between 63 000 and 376 000. No bodies found in wreckage. Lime ordered for Hotli Way s Cove to combat alarming sanitation. Residents and businesses suffer major losses including Campbells Smiths and W W Smith yarder. Heroic acts cited as residents flee rising floodwaters.
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Hollidays Cove
Hancock County
W. Va
New Cunterland
Hotli Way's Cove
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Weirton Crossing
Pennsylvania Company
New Cumberland
Eveything
Campbells
Knox
Stramer
Clyde Warwick
Yeming
Smiths
Yaker
Tare
Buchanan
Pardee
F.C. Austin
Penn
Arkansas
Austins
Roy Sanfers
Wilson
Richmond
Mrs. Smith
Denial Issued On Buchanan Dynamiting Charges
Cincinnati report states Joseph Mc Glory member of the state executive board of the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union denied that Congressman Frank Buchanan of Illinois was involved in dynamiting and labor disputes in Ohio and Pennsylvania. He rejected charges prepared by Walter Drew counsel for the National Detors association against Buchanan.
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Cincinnati
Joseph McGlory
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union
Frank Buchanan
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John J. Buchanan
Water Drew
National Freetors Association
Buchanan
New Mikado Meets Kaiser’s Representative
Tokio Sept 10 Prince Henry of Prussia, to represent the Kaiser at the Mikado’s funeral, arrived today. His meeting with the new Mikado at the station drew comment as officials were sent to greet Secretary Knox, interpreted by some as signaling offense at Knox’s visit being prompted by commercial interests.
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Prince Henry O
Prussia
Prince Henry
P. C. Knox
Knox
Weather Across Colorado Brings Snow and Cold Rain
Comfortable Reading reports snow in Delta with several inches noted while Denver sees cold rain and hail. Furs and overcoats prevail across Colorado as the day stays wintry.
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Denver
Cal
Colorado
Delta
Mexican revolution hero accuses Wall Street plot
Pedro Didapp, a representative hero of Mexican revolutionists, charged that a Wall Street conspiracy causes Mexico's troubles. He named Steyer, Morgan, and Harriman interests as controlling the Mexican railway.
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Washington
Pedro Didapp
Wall Street
Mexico
Steyer
Morgan
Harriman
Weather outlook for Ohio shows showers and cooler trend
The forecast indicates fair conditions tonight in Ohio, followed by thunder showers tomorrow. A slight cooling trend is expected on Wednesday.
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Ohio
Roosevelt Split Delayed. Republicans Rally Behind Progressives
The article notes the progressive wing controlling the party while Roosevelt approval kept a split postponed until after today’s vote. Many state campaign speakers announced they were leaving the Republican ranks but would immediately cast their support for Colonel Roosevelt after the election.
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Roosevelt
Two Killed and Six Hurt in Pennsyl Train Collision
Latrobe Pennsylvania Sept 10 Two train men were killed and six others injured when New York to Chicago passenger train No 21 on the Pennsylvanian lines collided with a freight engine near Latrobe. The double header passenger train was not disabled.
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Latrobe
New York
Chicago
Penna
Benefit Baseball Game Raises Funds for Suffering
A charity game at Means Field attracted a big crowd and raised between 460 and 450 dollars for relief in stricken communities. Mayor George McLeish umpired and praised Steubenville residents for their generous support. players donated services and the club provided grounds at no expense. The event showed strong local solidarity and was a financial success despite one sided play.
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Means Field
George McLeish
Ards
McLeish
Steubenville
Steuberwille
Afair
Stubbers
Vatican to create American cardinal at fall consistory
Rome September 10 The Vatican announced that another American cardinal will be created at the fall consistory to fill one of two vacancies from recent deaths Archbishops Ireland of St Paul and Quigley of Chicago are considered the likeliest candidates
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Rome
Vatican Today
Ireland
St. Paul
Quigley
Chicago
Steubenville Welcomes a Dayton Traveler With a Broken Neck
A Dayton man named Alonzo Souslin aged 52, who has a broken neck, travels widely yet walks talks and works. He arrived in Steubenville to meet residents and plan a temporary residence, illustrating his remarkable resilience despite his injury.
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Steubenville
Alonzo Souslin
Dayton
Ohio
Arrival of a famed laborer with storied life and injuries
A remarkable arrival is described as a traveler known as Sousha long huar visits the city. He carries letters from celebrated medical men and officials from many cities. Born near Newark in 1860, he worked as railroad man, sailor, boiler maker, painter, decorator, carpenter, coal hauler and ditch digger. He survived multiple injuries before a wrecking fall in Dayton in 1906 left him neck broken and in recovery.
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Jaster
Dayton
Night raid on Island Creek farms ends with thefts
Thieves visited three Island Creek houses Friday night then fled after dogs alerted at James Fleming and James Grafton homes. Samuel Speaker house was ransacked on the first floor while sleeping quarters were left untouched. Silver spoons canned fruit and vegetables were stolen as investigators link a prior barebooted raid near La Belle View to the same gang.
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Island Creek
James Fleming
James Grafton
Mr. Grafton
Samuel Speaker
Yeopsich
la Belle View
Bull Moosers Hear Debate On County Ticket
The Bull Moosers committee of about thirty met Monday night to discuss the county ticket. Hon John L Sullivan of East Liverpool, nominee for Secretary of State, spoke. After three hours testimony a five member committee was chosen to confer with the Republican County Committee and candidates and report back Thursday night for action. The committee: W A Johnson, Dr R Laughlin, J L Wickersham, H J Welday, B Frank Murphy.
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Bull Moosers
John L. Sullivan
East Liverpool
Ero
Con
Republican County Committee
Bull Moose Committee
W A. Johnson
Dr. R. Laughlin
J. L. Wickersham
H. J. Welday
B. Frank Murphy
Democrats Defeat Statewide Prohibition in Arkansas
Little Rock Arkansas September 10 The recall of constitutional amendments remains undecided as statewide prohibition was defeated by about 25 000 votes The Democratic ticket won by roughly 70 000 votes indicating a clear victory for the party in the state election
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
God
Man’s Courageous Tale Inspires Medical Journals
A man cited in medical and scientific journals as a rare case, he traveled widely, supported by his wife and young son. He works as a salesman promoting illustrations of his misfortune, not as a beggar, relying on business ethics and Christian sympathy for support.
Double Drowning at Jeddo Aged Boys perishes in river current
Two 13 year old boys, Charles Morrow of Jeddo and George Withrow of Trondale visiting family, drowned Monday at 4 30 p m in Jeddo river. A rescuing party retrieved Morrow, while Withrow remained missing. They were cousin to each other and had gone to swim after dinner, with a boy calling for help before both disappeared. The incident recalls a prior drowning near Port Homer on April 22.
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Jeddo
Charles Morrow
Lloyd Morrow
George Withrow
Trondale
Samuel Morrow
Russell
Morrow
Charles
Withrow
Morrow Boy
Young Withrow
Port Homer
Man crushed in Globe coal mine at New Cumberland
Alex McConnell of Globe Works, New Cumberland, foreman, 41, was crushed under a ton of falling coal. His death likely occurred before noon Monday, discovered late when his son and another man found the unmoved dinner basket. Survived by wife and eight children. cousin of C. J. McConnell of the city.
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Globe Works
New Cumberland
Alex. McConnell
William
McConnell
Mr. McConnell
C. J. McConnell
Barefoot Bandits Loot Five Homes in Brilliant
Thieves struck Brilliant on Monday night, entering five houses. At Frank Bakers they took a suit of clothes a shotgun and other items. Robert Gilchrist lost clothing from Mrs Gilchrist. O L Worthington’s home yielded nothing. Morris Carpenter’s tapped a boy’s bank for five dollars. John Harris’s residence lost wearing apparel.
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Brilliant
Frank Baker
Robert Gilchrists
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