Murphy States He Will Not Quit Tammany Leader vows to fight insurrectionists
New York November 1 Char lie Murphy head of Tammany hall says he has no intention of resigning and will oppose any attempt to oust him from his Pike under the Democratic organization. He declines to comment on plans for Gaynor’s administration and patronage, noting Gaynor will make his own appointments. Murphy, asked about the defeat of the ticket, blames the people for not voting enough. Rumors of insurgent moves are met with firm resistance as Murphy vows to stay. The report notes Gaynor’s noncommittal statement upon meeting reporters and suggests he may serve as mayor despite earlier questions about his plans.
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United Trews
New York
Charlie. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Ormnination
Gaynor Hay
Tammany
Gaynor
Tamang
Newnpaper
Ontimate
Mayors Alphabet List Profiles Ohio Cities Officials
A long list of mayoral names and party affiliations across Ohio towns and cities. Names include Akron W. T Sawyer Cincinnati Louis Schwab Columbus George Marshall Cleveland H. C Baehr Kenton W M Thompson Lima George Dyer Mansfield Charles L Frantz Zanesville John Cartmel, and many more. The roster appears as an OCR readout of municipal officials with party designations, across dozens of locales.
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Akron
W.T. Sawyer
D. Rahiabala
J, Cook
Athene
O. W. Vaughten
Tid
Bellefontaine
L. WH. Pertitt
R. Bowling Green
N. Taylor
A. Bucyruab
J. Bonger
D. Brian
J. B. White
R. Cadie
Cessna
J. Cambridge
R. M. Allivon
D. Canton
A. R. Turnbull
D. Celsna
P. B. Kenney
Chillicothe
Wallace Yaple
D. Cincinnati
Louis Schwab
R. Circleville
C. G. Duffy
D. Cleveland
H. C. Baehr
Columbus
George Marshall
R. Coshocton
G. Casaingham
Payton
Edward Burkhart
Defiance
C. E. Chenevert
D. Delaware
W. BH. Haas
East Liverpool
S. Crawford
Miller
Groves
J. KR
Bradner
R. Fremont
C. Tannington
D. Gallon
Hartman
Greenville
G. Swimermund
RK. Hamilton
A. Rothwell
J. Hillaboro
H. Neabit
D. Ironton
C. Golden
D. Jackson
John Clark
D. Kent
Kenton
W. M. Thompson
Lancaster
C. H. Sexmer
Lima
George Dyer
B. . Logan
D. B. Thumesn
London
I. M. Chaney
Manafield
H. Brown
R. Marion
J. G. Getter
ft.Martins Ferry
Long
Rt. Maryeville
John Cartmel
Massilion
C. L. Frantz
J. Marietta
Charien Fleeper
D. Portamouth
H. ©. Searcy
D. Ravenna
C. J. Hubbell
K. Kitchwood
D. BE. Ogan
Ry Sandusky
G. J. Lehrer
R. Sidney
William Crozier
Ft. Springfield
C. J. Bowls
J. Steubenville
T. W. Porter
Ry Titin
J. C. Arnold
D. Toledo
Brand
Defeat Means Murphy's Fall In Tammany Split
New York dispatch reports that Gaynor’s election and the loss of the rest of the ticket threaten to end Charles F. Murphy and Daniel Cohalen’s grip on Tammany Hall. Gaynor’s nomination split the bloc held by Murphy, who hoped his choice would carry the ticket despite opposition. Gaynor’s likely independence could undermine Murphy and elevate foes on Fourteenth Street.
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New York
Gaynor
Charles F. Murphy
Daniel Cohalen
Tammany
Gay Nor
Murphy
Caynor
Pat Donovan May Lead Beans Series Tilt
John J. Taylor, president of the Bonton American League basketball team, announces Pat Donovan may lead the Beans in upcoming series as Rowton prepares for the Nov. 1 lineup with solid roster plans and strategic shifts.
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Pat Donovan
Rowton
Mass
John J. Taylor
Bonton
Donovan, Lake in Boston manager talks. Sox eye Donovan
Patsy Donovan and Washington’s club meet as Boston contemplates Donovan to manage the Red Sox next season amid Fred Lake’s resignation after Taylor refused a bonus for the year. Lake’s fate unsettles fans as he likely moves to run a minor league team, possibly in Lowell.
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Patsy Donovan
Brooklyn
Donovan
Ted Sox
Fred Lake
Taylor
Borton
Lake
Red Sox
F Tllendersa
Fifty Hurt In Street Car Wreck on Hill
Des Moines reports Fifty persons injured as a crowded street car failed brakes, jumped the track, and turned. Serious cases include Robb of Oklahoma City, Gilbrecht of Des Moines, Captain Warren of Drake University, plus Miss Alice James and others. Separate item notes Crawfordsville mayoral race death due to heart trouble after inquiry into results.
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Des Moines
Robb
Oklahoma City
Gilbrecht
Warren
Drake University
Alice James
Nerbert Clina
J. G. Severson
Nellie Nye
James Tito
A. J. Pearson
Mears News Dowd
Crawfordsville
Int
Pnay
D. M. Morgan
M. W. West
Girl Released by Mexicans in Arizona Prison Bail
Reported by United Press from Texas to El Paso describes Teremi Villareal freed on her own request after four days detention in Jal, Mexico, while her sister Andrea Villareal travels to Monterey. The case centers on a mistaken identity amid tensions over Mexican government criticism and a volatile cross border situation. Prospero Villareal remains under surveillance in Mexico.
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Arizona
California
Mexico
United Prean Wire
Ei Pano
Texas
Em Villerent
Jal
Monterty
Andrea Villareal
Teremi
Lew Ulster
Andrea
Torremn
Torreot
Monterey
Andrea May
Prospero
Terena Ve
Lampamas
Villareal
el Paso
Andred Villareal
Antonio Villareal
Andreamys
TIP FROM SPIRIT WORLD BRINGS ARRES
Sunton Move Sekrrened through ao sileged to from the epielt wort Peter Weleney and James Meath were pliged on trial today charged with the wearler of Aram Afulline on tthe night of March 28, 1908. Manitr ant Didorey were arrestr Inet Apel over year after the mur der occurred. The Lip which led to the atvet was werished by Mra. Lileabeth Delorey. Delorey's aunt. She deolated the spirit of that murder wh wrt urged her to deternee the mil Werera. The police allege Delorey aioe see he and Mantir picked up An fie Millias who was employed in the family of a Harvard professor and that Munthr cut her throat.
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Sunton
Peter Weleney
James Meath
Delorey
Fearful Ardell Braces for Town Pillage by Rebels
United Press dispatch from Tehran reports two thousand soldiers deployed to Ardell as rebels seize the town. Authorities warn the town could be looted within two weeks with 120 Bosdlin Cossacks defending. Russian units are in Ardell and aid from Russia is limited as the regime moves toward restoring the fallen Shad.
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Teheran
Ardell
Ritesan
Rossan
Oden
Senator Offers Two Million for College Move
A United Press report from Appleton notes Senator Thad Seiphonion proposes relocating Lawrence College to Appleton. He pledges to fund the full moving cost of about $2,090,000 and new buildings, urging the college to accept the transfer and stay in the state.
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United Press Wire
Appleton
Wits
Thad Seiphonion
Lawrence College At
Maringtto
Wiccantin
Nater Braphenson
Red Widow on Trial Today for Double Murder Case
Madame Marguerite Steinheil faces trial in Paris accused of murdering her artist husband Adolphe Steinheil and his mother in a scandal widely discussed. The courtroom crowd swelled to about twenty thousand as the trial opened amid rumors and political intrigue surrounding the case.
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Tor
Faure
United Press Wire
Thor Mittetsu Shotengane
Adolphe Stelvhell
Madame Thyy
Promeeciter
Wien
Madame Breinhel
Tascoga Diplematic Corpu
Paris
Thomond
Parke
Mai Tarniel
Phlniy de Justice
Marguerite Steinhell
Warfer
Nood
Paris Courtroom Scene Draws Massive Interest in Steinheil Trial
Police intervene as mobs swarm the court after word that 10 women will be admitted. Citizens demand spell tickets for wives of officials and society leaders. Moving picture firms seek access to film proceedings. Madame Steinheil's suspected ties to prominent Parisians fuel frenzy amid former President Paine’s death. Sixty witnesses for the prosecution, nine for the defense, with guards posted outside.
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Paria
Rel
Madame Steinheil
Ateres
Steinbetl
Ancil Tife
Paris
Paine
Madame Steinhell
National Geographic Board Approves Peary North Pole Claim
The National Geographic Society board unanimously approved the Peary claim that Commander Robert E. Peary reached the North Pole on April 4. The action includes awarding medals to Peary and Captain Bartlett, and forming a committee to review other explorers' records and possible further evidence.
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Roun
Cnammons
Peary
Alpert
Opt
Bartlett
Eel
United Press Wire
Washington
National Geographic Secetery
Robert EB. Peary
North Pole
Vook
Akipper
Roosavelt
Celliles
Poary
North Polypetal
Board of Managers
C. A. Bartlett
Elenty
National Geographic Society
Henry Gannett
ON. Cheater
O. Hf
Tittmann
Banquet Echoes Prohibition Backlash at Taft Visit
A Alabama banquet applauds Governor Comer while debate rages over prohibition. Dickinson and Secretary Dickinson push greetings to Taft as speakers lampoon the dry stance. Attendees jeer district temperance policies and call for a China ambassador nod.
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Alabama
Prohibition
Punish Men Not Companies in the Modern Era
United Press dispatch from Chicago notes a Princeton rector’s call to punish individuals rather than corporations as the key to checking corporate wrongdoing. The address closed the centennial of the McCormick Theological Seminary, urging that fines alone fail without targeting responsible persons. In other brief notes, Harlow Clark, Democrat, stabbed William Tanner in an illness of a Richwood dispute amid ongoing election chatter.
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Chicago
Woodrow Witton
Princeton University
McCormick Theological Seminary
Maryrville C. Noy
Harlow Clark
Wiliam Tanner
Thepublican
Richwood
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