Vote Early Tomorrow to Back Democrats in Government Control
Washington voters are urged to vote early and straight Democratic today. Secretary of War Aarke Lloyd and other cabinet members prepare to vote in their home states or travel to Oyster Bay as President Roosevelt and cabinet colleagues cast ballots. The piece notes prior votes for Republican candidates and the expected turnout, with Metcalf and Wright anticipated to abstain or stay in place.
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Bryan Confident of Democratic Landslide Tour
Early today W J Bryan campaigned through Kansas and Illinois and prepared a last rally from Chicago to Lincoln. Delays from a late night arrival forced cancellation of planned speeches but crowds greeted him warmly. He remained confident of victory and urged voters to rally for the Democrats in state and national contests.
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Weather Outlook Casts Hopeful Election Eve Forecast
Weather bureau signals improved conditions across the midwestern and southeastern states for election day. Forecasters say temperatures will be mild with little precipitation, suggesting smooth voting across the central region tonight and Tuesday.
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Taft At Dunkirk In Morning Campaign Stop
Dunkirk November 2 A crowd of over 1000 gathered to greet Taft during his stop on the campaign trail from Jamestown to Cleveland. The candidate spoke about policies and addressed labor issues, noting opposition to his proposals and the impact on workers. Local Brooke plant workers from Armorican Locomotive were among the attendees.
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Get Out I'm For Bryan Campaign Rally Worldwide
Chicago and other cities report heated campaign activity as Republicans and Democrats push for support. Bryan supporters surge with large crowds and fund claims while rivals plan final rallies in Cincinnati and Cleveland.
East and West Funds Show Near One Million Total
The Western division reported about $350,000 in campaign funds with the Eastern division contributing considerably more, bringing the total to roughly $1,000,000. The average donation to the Republican fund was near $50, while the Democratic fund was about half that size, according to officials.
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Riot in city ends with deaths during unrest
Fragmented report describes violence in Chinese quarters as riots occurred over a boycott. Military patrols are mentioned as a response and several rioters are reported killed amid the turmoil.
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Closing at Youngstown for Republican parade
Youngstown on November 2 drew a large crowd for the closing events of the campaign. Tait was to speak after reviewing a sizable industrial parade and rally of supporters.
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Wreck on Western Carolina Road Kills and Injures Many
A Western Carolina road wreck near Charlotte late in the afternoon killed multiple people and injured several others, with reports varying on the exact casualty count and involved parties. Authorities and emergency responders secured the scene and began investigations.
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Family tragedy and mob action in early 1900s notes
Columbus reports a family in Milo suburb found dead from apparent self harm after a missing weekend. A mob forms in Raleigh to threaten a Black man accused in a separate case, with alleged transfers and legal action noted. Night Riders prisoners moved to Nashville jail.
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Amoy Seafarers Seek Fresh Spark as Philippines Reach Looms
Amoy reports tired officers and sailors amid a dull stretch as anchors weigh on Thursday and a departure for Manila nears. American crews crave something out of the ordinary to keep morale high, with recent routines and drills wearing thin.
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Venezuela Crisis Deepens As Dutch Considers Port Blockade
Reports from The Hague indicate the Netherlands may block Venezuelan ports after President Castro's decree blocking transshipment. Curacao fears measures, while Venezuela mobilizes 50 000 troops for November 2. Naval deployments and rumors of Colombian border movements add to tense regional uncertainty.
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New Russian Move to Block Conference Plight Abroad
London reports indicate Russia mobilising its foreign office over a reported troop dispatch. Britain seeks dialogue with Austria Hungary and Petersburg to avert a new crisis as conference plans face strain. Tension rises as officials weigh ultimatums and diplomatic efforts amid growing apprehension.
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