Republicans Make Large Gains In Elections Across States
The across the nation results show Republicans gaining big margins in Ohio Indiana New York Illinois and West Virginia with majorities noted for sale and a strong push in the next House. Key races include Taft Bromwell Sorg Layton Harris and Huling among Ohio representatives. Owens wins in Kentucky Ashland district. Johnson concedes in Cleveland while New York Mayor Morton’s plurality nears 157000.
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H. C. van Voorhis
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Stephen A. Northway
C. R. Beach
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Election Returns From Across States Report GOP Edge
Scattered tallies show Republican gains in many states with leaders claiming a solid delegation in numerous regions. Minnesota and Connecticut appear favorable to GOP, while New Orleans and Georgia show Democratic leads in several districts. Close races loom in some districts as returns trickle in.
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Ware
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Ferdinand Williams
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Beng Tor
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Weswe Corriet
China Confesses Weakness to Resist Japan War End Urged
A Times dispatch from Tien-Tsin reports Prince Kung announcing China's impotence to withstand Japan. He appeals to the great powers to intervene and offers to abandon sovereignty over Corea and pay a war indemnity. Ministers applaud and pledge to support efforts to restore peace with France seeking a lead role.
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Tsung-Li- Yamen
Prince Kung
Tsung- Li-Yamen
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Artist Hamerton Dead in Paris in November notice
Paris reports the death of P G Hamerton a renowned artist author and poet in November. Hamerton known for his contributions to art literature and verse leaves a significant legacy in creative circles.
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P. G. Hamerton
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Anarchists Attend Memorial in Waldheim Cemetery
About fifteen hundred anarchists gathered in Waldheim to honor Spies Parsons Fischer Lingg and Engel, many red banners, as Herr Most spoke. The crowd’s march to Wisconsin Central depot ended in a wreck on approach, injuring several passengers, with one man facing possible amputation. Despite chaos, wreaths were laid at the graves, and divisions within anarchist circles grew over Most’s appearance and permission for the cemetery gathering.
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Herr Most
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New York
Tommy Morgan
West Side
Turner Hall
Five New York Bank Presidents Meet Over Impending Bond Loan
Five New York city bank presidents led by Henry W. Cannon of Chase National gathered to discuss the coming government bond issue. They expect banks to supply gold for buyers and foresee over $50 million in gold backing the $50 million bond sale. Rivals anticipate oversubscription and a rise in interest rates as gold moves from circulation.
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Forest Fires Devour Plantations in Arkansas Timber
Memphis dispatch reports Arkansas forest fires burning toward the river, 25 miles lost between Marion and Jones Landing. No settlements invaded, fires move slowly through marshy timber with some life loss feared. A Nutbush incident saw a Negress ignite wood to kill a rattlesnake, causing a conflagration that swept six plantations. Telegraph lines damaged, details scarce.
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Jones’ Landing
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Dyersburg
Not a Clean Sweep in Illinois Congress Race
Not a Clean Sweep in Illinois. Finis E Downing Democrat is the congressman elect of the Sixteenth district. Gen Rinaker Republican was claimed by supporters on Downing concession. Official counts show Rinaker failed by a narrow 51 votes after Calhoun’s result showed Downing ahead by 26 plurality.
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Fighteenth
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Arbitration Conference Opens In Chicago Monday
Chicago November 12 Many delegates are already in the city for the civic federation arbitration conference opening Monday Josephine Shaw Lovell of New York Felix Adler A H Walcott of the Massachusetts board of arbitration and Professor E A H Gould of Johns Hopkins University are among the attendees.
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New York
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Johns Hopkins University
Campaign strain leaves judge Howe gravely ill
Judge Isaac Howe, populist gubernatorial candidate, lies seriously ill at his home after the late campaign. Doctors report small hope of recovery as the exhaustive campaign exertion took a heavy toll on his health.
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Suicide of Addison Addison in Greenfield
Greenfield Indiana on November 12 Addison Addison a day laborer hanged himself by drowning at Wolf s mill dam on Saturday evening in an act attributed to insanity The case is listed as a suicide with no further details provided.
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Addison Addison
Wolf's Mill Dan
Windsor School Burns. Five Hundred Children Escape
The Windsor public school in SepaLia Mo burned down at 10 am destroying an eight room brick building valued at 20000 and insured for 5000. About 500 pupils were inside with several narrowly escaping. Teacher Walter Finks leaped from a second story window and was injured. A 13 year old girl May Barnanman rushed back inside for her books and fainted from smoke before a teacher rescued her.
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Windsor
Walter Finks
May Barnanman
Unk and nephew slain on Pine Ridge in Sioux Falls area
Sioux Falls, November 13. Joseph Lacroix and his uncle Philip Wells were murdered while crossing Pine Ridge Indian reservation. Wells, who fought at Wounded Knee, had long been an enemy of the Indians and was threatened with death, a threat now believed carried out.
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S. Dak
Joseph Lacroix
Philip Wells
Pine Ridge
Indian Reservation
Wells
Wounded Knee
Brown's Sons Co to raise wages for puddlers next week
Pittsamen November 13 An official of Brown's Sons Co owners of the Wayne Iron Works says the company will honor its pledge to puddlers by restoring the wage cut with a raise next week after having promised an advance when business permitted.
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Brown's Sons Co
Wayne Iron Works
Pension fraud case in Arkansas court
John M. Taylor, a blind man who claims Huntington as his home, pleaded guilty in a federal court to perjury and making a false claim against the government. He admits receiving over $17,000 in pensions to which he was not entitled.
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Surry, Ark
John M. Taylor
Huntington
United States
Eye Champion Zi merman and Wheeler Ride Augusta Victoria
New York November 13 Arthur Zimerman professional eye champion and Harry Wheeler Orange New Jersey rider defeated top riders during the past summer aboard the Augusta Victoria in a notable match.
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Arthur Zimerman
Harry Wheeler
Orange
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Smallpox Found Near West Thirty-ninth Street in New York
Thirteen cases of smallpox were discovered in the vicinity of West Thirty-ninth Street New York on November 13. The contagion stemmed from a case recently found at 449 Thirty-ninth Street.
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