Hottest finish ever to Buckeye campaign week ends
Columbus reports a heated campaign scene as Republican leaders outline plans with 200 Oklahoma and 40 congressmen to attend events. Democrats prepare with W J Brys and A Towne plus Senator Gore, while Harmon Merrie and others schedule dates to speak.
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Buckeye
Columbus
Oth Republic Party Lealers
Tony
W. J. Brys
Th Yan
Charles
Von
A. Towne
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Ohio Democratic
Amoy prepares for visit of the fleet
Amoy Ot 26 The naval visit prompts strict rules for sailors shore leave after 10 pm and ban on drinking water from native wells on return from Yokohama and Amoy The first squadron arrives Nov 1 from Yokohama and the second from Amoy Cholera is expected to be eradicated by then while all precautions remain strict at reception grounds The typhoon damage has led to bamboo structures replacing ruined buildings Local schools will close for a week and businesses will shut early For the visit officials fear disturbances amid an anti American boycott and any interference will be punished The fleet arrival and reception involve officers from Pekin and Chinese officials with dignitaries Yu Tang and Liang Ton Yen to attend The revolution plot linked to Archbold letter prompts denial from Judge Henderson about any connection with Archbold or Governor Stone
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Mantla
Yokohama
Amoy
Harber
Beh
Emory
Yu Tang
Liang Ton Yen
Peking
Emory Wet
Adrien Sah
Judges Deny Hearst Charges in Pennsylvania Case
In Philadelphia and Pittsburg on October 26 judges and officials denied involvement with Standard Oil funds and letters. Judge Joan P Elen testified no improper payments or attempts to influence legislation or appointments occurred. Former Governor William A Stone questioned Hearst’s claims about influence, noting campaign funding and roles with Republican committees.
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Pittsburg
Joan P. Elen
Pennsylvania Supreme Four
William J. Heaver
Moeting
New York
Olin D. Archibold
Standard of! Company
Wikin
Alice
Archbald
Archbold
Standard Oil Company
William A. Stone
Hearst
O11
Hearst Xeoma
Pennsylvania
Bikin
State Republican Committee
Hanter Committee
Sudize Henderson
Morrison
Rench
Boy's Joke Fatal in Hunting Park Incident
In Harribeurg Pennsylvania on October 26 Albert hat aged sixteen was shot dead by his brother Raymond while on a hunting trip in Wildwood Park. A third boy loaded the rifle without telling anyone and later Raymond jokingly fired the weapon striking Albert in the head.
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Harriebure
Qet
Albert ‘Hat
Raymond
Wildwood Park
Cardinal Francia Mathieu Dies in London
London dispatch reports Cardinal Francia Mathieu of France died today in London.
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London
Francia Mathieu
France
Young Girl Fatally Shot in Akron Mystery
A young girl aged years was fatally shot while playing in front of her home in Akron on October 26. The incident is under investigation with police suspecting a stray bullet from a nearby target practice. No suspects named yet.
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Akron
Hadith Otiing
Bryan Stirs New York Inside Political Rally
W J Bryan appears at Manhattan meeting at Madison Square Garden amid 900 police on duty. He spoke at Patterson New Jersey, then Delaware, then a Westchester County auto tour, ending with three major meetings across Greater New York tonight.
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Get
W. J. Bryan
Mane
Madigan Square Garden
Ryan
Patterson
N. J
Delaware
Women's Democratic Club
West Chester County
Greater
Brothers Arranged in Fatal New York Killing Case
Captain Peter Halas and his brother T Jenkins Halex pleaded not guilty in the Fivahing Supreme court to the charge of killing William E. Ancle. Justice Garrison denied a demurrer. Trial date set for November term. Halas will plead insanity.
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New York
Peter Halas
T. Jenkins Halex
New Witness in Lampblack Swamp Murder Case
Theodore Whitmore faces a second trial in Hudson County jail as a new witness for the state, Mrs Lottle Carrell, is prepared to contradict the defendant’s alibi regarding the murder of Helen A Whitmore. The body was found in the Lampblack swamp near Harrison, New Jersey, on December 26.
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Jersey City
N. d
Theodore Whitmore
Helen A
Lampblack
Harrison
O N. J
Lottle Carrell
Hadson County
Widt
Drive me to moon man cries then dies
In Lebanon on October 26 John Van Rkalk of Monroe, in trhnce ten days, yelled Drive me to the moon and died after sinking back in the car cushions. Delirious and stricken with consumption, he dressed, rode to Cincinnati, then hailed a cab for the moon. the driver steered him to a city hospital where the dying man expired.
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Lebanon
John van Rkalk
Monroe
Trhnce
Cincinnati
Moon
City Hospital
Core
Gompers Replies to Roosevelt on Labor Feud
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, issued a lengthy 6000 word rebuttal to President Roosevelt's letter to Senator Knox regarding the labor feud. He characterizes the president's remarks as abusive and misrepresentative and plans wide circulation among workers as the campaign closes.
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Washington
Charister
Roosevelt
Knox
United States
Samuel Gampera
American Federation of Labor
Pirates Turn mutineers sink captain and mate
In a schooner voyage, Mortelmen and Belgian Skert mutinied aboard Neuvre Tigre killing the captain and mate. They forced the pair to jump overboard with a boat cannon fire, drowning them after a reef wreck near Victoria. The mutineers were captured and jailed at Gaya.
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Victoria
Gut
Juder
Visturia
Mortelmen
T- Skertbot
Gaya
Mortelman
Skerrett
Uncle Joe Loses Even If He Wins in 1920 Wave
Washington says that "Uncle Joe" Caan faces danger to his seat in the coming election as Republicans aim to curb Cannonism. The piece notes anger at Speaker Cannon and hints Champ Clark would become Speaker if Democrats gain control. Cannon’s support weakens. lemons and jeers mark his Kansas Missouri tour.
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Wally
Joe
Joseph G. Cennon
Champ Clark
Isoart
House
Senate
House Crear
Minuer
Kansas
Missouri
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