Final Struggle for Supremacy in Gotham Now On
New York City mayoral race enters final day with candidates McCall Purroy Mitchell and Tammany foe Sulzer raising last speeches. Letters alleged to show McCall offered to curb impeachment in exchange for Sulzer endorsement spur graft talks and potential perjury indictments. Hennessy to deliver final blast against Tammany Hall as Whitman restarts John Doe probe.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Edward E. McCall
Tamia
John Purroy Mitchell
Tim Sulzer
Mecall
Charles F.murphy
Tammany
Sulzer
McCall
Meyer
Fred Feigl
Albany County
High Court
East Side
Hennessy
John Hennessy
Star Fusion
Tam Many Hall
Whitman
John Doe
Philadelphia campaign rhetoric sustains fusion and regular GOP push
Philadelphia observers report continued campaign oratory as Fusion forces and Regular Republicans battle for county offices and city council control. State activity was light for four candidates seeking the Superior Court judge seats on the new nonpartisan ballot.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bedhside
Superior Court
Call to Remove New York Elections Superintendent
A letter to Gov. Glynn from Francis W. Bird and L. J. O'Reilly requests the removal of John R. Voorhees, Democrat, as superintendent of elections. They accuse him of failing to investigate election law violations and allowing partisan use of his office, mispending on registration actions, and appointing unfit deputy superintendents.
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Associated Press
New York
John R. Voorhees
WOW YOUNG COUPLE ENDED TROUBLES
Decomposed bodies of James F Bly an 18 year old Philadelphia medical student and his 19 year old bride were found in woods near Northfield New Jersey. A pistol with two empty chambers and a joint suicide pact note led police to conclude they ended their lives together.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
James F. Bly
Rose
Final Fight in Harvester Case at St Paul
A final confrontation occurred in St Paul over the Harvester case. The injured person is reported in serious condition with J. J. Middleton listed as critical.
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ST. Paul
J. J. Middleton
R. C. Jones
Mobile
Special
Jeff Middleton
Jones
Dahne
O. B. Richerson
Daphne
Dr. Jones
Andrews
Alan
Richerson
Bay Minette
Slater
Hunter
Denk
Off Middleton
Government seeks dissolution of International Harvester
Opposing counsel argued in federal court in St Paul as the government presses its case to dissolve the International Harvester Company for monopoly violations under the Sherman Act. Attorney General McReynolds and aides led the government’s presentation after the Special Examiner's report, with Harvester represented by a large Minnesota and Chicago legal team. The action seeks to break up the firm’s control of 80 percent of the market for binders, mowers, and related farm implements.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
United States District Court
International Harvester Company
Robert 8. Taylor
McReynolds
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Joseph D. Darlington
Department of Justice
the Harvester Company
William D. McHugh
Omaha
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Edgar A. Bancroft
John P.lson
Philip A. Post
Victor A. Remy
W. M. Bullwell
Chicago
Harvestemp Company
United States
Cass
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Supreme Court Hearing Set for Hardaway Young
The Supreme Court set oral arguments for the first Monday of January on the unsuccessful prosecution of Hardaway Young, president of the Southern Hardware and Supply Co of Mobile Alabama. He was indicted for a scheme to defraud banks with false financial statements. the lower court ruled the indictment defective.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southern Federal District Court
Harda Young
Southern Hardware and Supply Company of
Mobile
Ala
United States Supreme Court
Young
New York election returns bulletin announced
The Item will bulletin New York election results starting at 6 o clock Tuesday evening 7 o clock Eastern time. Bulletins will be posted in front of The Item office and the public is invited to view them.
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New York
Maddox Sues County for $10,000 Damages Over Bridge Incident
Mrs Lizzie H Maddox refiled a $10,000 damage claim against the county after a horse she was driving fell through a bridge on April Continued on page 2
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County Board of Revenue and Road Commisioners
Lizzie H. Maddox
Governor O Neal weighs appointing federal senator
Governor O Neal considers naming another federal senator to fill the vacancy left by Henry D. Clayton who resigned to remain at the president's request. The move aims to clarify how Johnston's successor is chosen and to settle future doubt in the Senate.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Henry D. Clayton
Wilson
Senate
Joseph F. Johnston
Envoy Lind Signals Conference With Mexican Ministers
Washington reports envoy Lind hints at conference with Mexican ministers in Vera Cruz as pressure grows over possible US intervention. Senator Bacon reads a letter urging non intervention and warns against warlike action on the border, pledging executive policy would gain broad approval.
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Lind
Vera Cruz
Fortescue’s Mexico view clashes with Britain policy
Captain Granville Fortescue, Roosevelt’s military aid and Pan American Union observer, writes in the Daily Mail urging that Britain’s policy in Mexico stems from misguidance and lack of information. The Telegram and Daily Graphic weigh practical politics and calls to reconsider government stance as events unfold.
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Associated Press
London
Granville Fortescue
Roosevelt
White House
Pan-American Union
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Telegram
France
Germany
The
Daily Graphic
Spanish Captain Executed for Murder Confession Ties Daughter
In Madrid on November 3 a firing squad executed Captain Manuel Sanchez for the murder of Don Garcia Jalon, a wealthy landowner, last May. The sentence followed a confession attributed to Luisa Sanchez, said to be his daughter, who received twelve years imprisonment as an accomplice.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Manuel Sanchez
Don Garca Jalon
Priests Farce in Mendel Beiliss Case at Kiev Trial
Kiev newspaper describes Father Pranaites as a “vaudeville” figure in Mendel Beiliss murder proceedings. The judge grew impatient as the priest answered with I don’t know and refused to cite religious texts. The piece frames the trial as an attempt to distract from constitutional breaches and anti non orthodox actions.
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Associated Press
Kiev
Russia
Kievsky Mysl
Father Pranaites
Turkestan
Mendel Belilies
Rae
Syudeen Boldiriew
Stolypin
Mendel
Befliss
Indianapolis Street Car Lines Still Tied Up
Indy faces street car shutdown as strike by Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company workers continues. Police guard strike breakers while bankers merchants and faculty guard streets to prevent property damage. Over 600 strike-breakers holed up, crowds disperse after midnight. sheriff plans deputies to keep streets moving.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Louisiana
James A. Allizon
Indianapolis Speedway
Fred M. Ayers
Harry Atkins
C. C. Hanch
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas - Howe
Butler College
Osipal
Pioneer Packer Edward Morris Dies in Chicago
Edward Morris president of Morris & Co. packers died at his Chicago home after a yearlong illness. He was 47, eldest son of Nelson Morris, survived by wife, two sons and two daughters. Morris built a vast fortune between 30 and 50 million dollars and was noted for liberal charity contributions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edward Morris
Morris & Co
Packers
Mr. Morris
Nelson Morris
California
Ira Nelson Morris
Italy
Morris
Day in Congress Scrutinizes Gas Pipelines Bill Passage
Congress met at noon as Senator Reed introduced a bill to classify natural gas pipelines as common carriers. The measure cleared a session in midweek, signaling progress toward federal regulation of pipeline operations and rates.
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Ee Net
Sasnteat
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