Election verdict seen as mandate for Wilson reforms
Secretary Bryan hailed yesterday’s elections as the first broad expression of public support for Wilson’s program since the presidential race. Greta Daniels noted the result signals strong backing for the administration and trust in the Democratic Party to carry out November promises.
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Washington
Bryan
Couny
Wilson
Greta Daniels
Gu Lly
Democratic Party
Players Face Hearing Delay In Baseball Labor Talks
Ball Players' Fraternity will not be considered by the American League at its annual meeting tomorrow because no reforms or contract changes have been requested. The National Commission is expected to act on players' demands first, while threats of a baseball war with the Federal League loom if actions are not taken. Cleveland and Pittsburgh teams were allegedly planned to challenge the Federal League, a claim denied by Cleveland owner Charles Sommers.
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Johnson
National Commission
American Association
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Federal League
Charles Sommers
Cleveland American League Club
Toledo, American Association
President Ison Funds Joy Over Democratic Victories
President Ison expressed private satisfaction over Democratic wins in Nea a Teey, Massachusetts and Mary with tariff and currency as key issues. Secretary Bryan, who campaigned in Maryland and New Jersey, sent telegrams of congratulations to the victors and framed the results as approval of administration policies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ison
Gay
Nea A Teey
Massachusetts
Mary
Bryan
Maryland
New Jersey
Conco
Vic
Star witness on stand in conspiracy defamation trial
Clarence F Funk testified in the case against Daniel Donahoe and Isaac Steifel, charged with defaming him. He traced his career to presidencies at M Rumley Co and IH Co, and prosecutors linked his Lorimer matter to the motive. The judge allowed repeat testimony about Edward Hines soliciting $10,000 for Lorimer's election.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clarence
Funk
Daniel Donahoe
Isaac Steifel
International Harvester Company
M. Rumley Company
la Porte
Ind
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Bell
William Lorimer
Hines
Washington
Oge
Pam
Legislative Committee
Union League Club
Voters Endorse Wilson Policies Amid GOP Gains
Washington November 5 Both Democratic chairman Doremus and Republican chairman Woods praised yesterday’s elections. Doremus notes Massachusetts New Jersey and Maryland voters backed progressive policies tariff currency and Mexico, while Woods cites substantial Republican gains and Democratic losses. He says the Bull Moose showed little strength, likely drawing fewer votes than an independent ticket.
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Washington
Doremus
Democratic Congressional Committee
Woods
Republican Congressional Committee
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
Wilson
Mexico
Bull Moose
Bartlett Lands Chief Judgship in New York election
Willard Bartlett, Democrat and Independence League, won the chief judge seat on the state court of appeals. The Republican estimate put his margin at about 7,000 over William E. Werner. Frank H. Hiscock, running for associate judge, also secured election.
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New York Court of Appeals
Hiscock
New York
Willard Bartlett
Independence League
State Court of Appeals
William E. Werner
Frank
Republican and Independence League
Stranded Yacht Wakiva Not in Serious Danger
Port Aransas Texas reports that the yacht Wakiva aground near here was not in serious danger yesterday and remains safe unless heavy weather arrives.
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Wakiva
Port Aransas
Tex
If You Are a Drinking Man Stop Now or Lose Your Job
An appeal warns that many jobs close to those who drink and promotes ORRINE as a remedy. The ad promises a refund if no benefit after a trial and urges readers to quit drinking to regain productivity and value as sober workers.
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Orrine
Hennessy And Glynn Meet In Albany
Albany. Gov Glynn received a telegram from John A Hennessy requesting an audience and was expected to meet him this afternoon The governor said Hennessy would present results of his graft inquiry and that any evidence would be given careful consideration The governor added he desires to deal with facts and not conclusions.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Glynn
John A. Hennessy
Hennessy
Govenor
Court actions in Berney Law and Equity Court
Wednesday transactions include Hoover versus Grand Bay Land Co demurrers to second third and fourth pleas sustained as to second overruled as to third and fourth, Berenson and Sands versus Millie Schroy default judgment damages 175 64 with exemptions waived and property condemned for sale. Thursday call lists Richardson versus Hallett Mfg Co Meechem versus Crowley American Can Co versus Mobile Fish Oyster Co Pulver Chocolate Co versus Rubel Candy Co.
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Hoover
Grand Bay Land Co
Berenson & Sands
Millie Schroy
Dennison Mfg. Co
Mobile Fish & Oyster Co
Cadillac Motor Co
Evans Furniture Co
F. E. Richardson
Hallett Mfg. Co
C. Co. Meechem
W. M. Crowley
American Can Co
Pulver Chocolate & C.co
Rubel Candy Co
Donovan Ought to Resign Dominates House Wrangle
In Washington on November 5 the house debated absenteeism. Representative Donovan of Connecticut accused Republican Leader Mann of breaking the law by not securing a leave of absence. Mann called Donovan a slanderer who ought to resign. Representative Hull halted hostilities by adjourning.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Donovan
Connecticut
Mann
Hull
Mobile Visitors Meet Friends During Personal Orbits
Sidney Rosenbaum once resident of Mobile now in New Orleans business circles shakes hands with old friends at the St. Andrew. Grenade couple from Frankville Alabama visit friends for several days. Others visiting Mobile include Dr. and Mrs. Kimball of Linden and Dr. and Mrs. Hemphill of Grand Bay at Bienville and at the Battle House. Claude J Croxdale and Dorothy Watson eloped from New Orleans to Mobile and plan to settle here.
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Sidney Rosenbaum
Mobile
New Orleans
the St. Andrew
J. F. Grenade
Frankville, Ala
Dr. F. Hemphill
Grand Bay, Ala
The
Bienville
Mrs. C. J. Greenburgh
New York
Battle House
Claude J. Croxdale
Cost of living climbs in Kansas City area says labor official
Kansas City reports show a ten year 59 percent rise in living costs while skilled wages grew about 26 percent. Unskilled wages remained flat due to higher labor supply. The educator cites schooling boosting costs as luxury becomes necessity, noting a Virginia example where a piano shifts from luxury to need.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
George A. Trayer
Department of Labor
Trayer
Virginia
Transport Kilpatrick Sails to Move Tenth Cavalry West
Galveston dispatch reports the Kilpatrick sailed for New York to transport the Tenth U S cavalry to El Paso for border patrol duty. The move aims to bolster patrols along the Texas border.
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el Paso
Texas
Associated Press
Galveston
United States
Kilpatrick
New York
Tenth United States Cavalry
Cavalry Moves Set to Reach El Paso by November Fourteenth
Orders for the transfer of the Fifteenth cavalry from three northern points to El Paso were modified today so that the squadrons may arrive at their destination on November 14.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fifteenth Cavalry
el Paso
Compulsory domestic courses urged as remedy for troubled homes
Mrs. Catherine L. Van Wickle, president of the state conference on corrections and charities, advocated compulsory domestic courses for women in public schools. She also urged a federal fugitive husband law and said many train tramp cases involve runaway husbands.
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Associated Press
Lacrosse
Wis
Catherine L. van Wickle
State Conference On Corrections and Charities
Will Criminale Escape Reported Suicide Attempt
Detectives corrected police reports after relatives said Will Criminale did not attempt suicide. They note Charles Criminale, not Will, was at home Tuesday and surprised to read he had begun drinking carbolic acid. Will is Charles’s brother.
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Will Criminale
Charles Criminale
Murphy
Charles
Official Salute for Roosevelt in Buenos Aires
Col. Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Buenos Aires aboard the Argentina gunboat Uruguay from Montevideo. A twenty one gun salute from the Uruguay and a Rosario reply marked the escort into harbor asDelegations greeted him on board and thousands cheered along the parade route while diplomats and military officials welcomed him.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Col
Theodor Roosevelt
Argentina
Uruguay
Montevideo
Rosario
Col. Roosevelt
John W. Garrett
War and Marine
Foreign Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Mr. Garrett
Trial of Beiliss Nears Close in Murder Case
In Kiev on November 5 the Beiliss trial for the murder of boy Andrew Yushinsky nears a verdict this week. A majority jury verdict is required. a deadlock would favor the defendant. Precautions were taken if Beiliss is acquitted as cross examination of Father Pranaites exposes mistranslations behind anti Semitic claims.
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Associated Press
Kiev
Russia
Mendel Beiliss
Andrew Yushinsky
Beiliss
Father Pranaites
Turkestan
Round Table Club Considers U S Intervention in Mexico
At Tuesday’s Round Table Club meeting the topic was Should the United States Intervene for the Restoration of Orderly Government in Mexico. Mr Craighead proposed the issue and Mr Bromberg ruled the affirmative arguments strongest.
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Round Table Club
United States
Mexico
Craighead
Bromberg
Fire damages Texas street home of D Franklin
A one story frame house at 60 Texas street owned by M J Vickers and occupied by D Franklin was slightly damaged by fire on Tuesday afternoon at 4 35 caused by sparks falling on the roof.
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Texas Street
D. Franklin
M. J. Vickers
Motorman Barnes Fined After Davis Ave Collision
Motorman C Barnes on a Davis avenue car was arraigned in recorder's court and fined 25 dollars or fifty days for striking Traffic Officer Walter Burch. Barnes appealed the decision to the city court and posted a 150 dollar bond.
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Ss. C. Barnes
Davis Avenue
Walter Burch
Recorder’s Court
Barnes
Legal Notices and Case Updates Across Multiple Dockets
Several cases advance or reset in chancery matters. Elizabeth Hochstein v Exchange Land Co on bill and decree pro confesso. Christian Thumm v Emilie Thumm motion to set aside decree pro confesso. Cross bill pro confesso granted upon payment of costs. Sarah L. Drake v Ethelbert A. Drake motion to dismiss granted. Wm Crawford v Sibley Land Co reset for Nov 12. J Willard Newman v Joshua Kennedy decree quieting title.
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Elizabeth Hochstein
Exchange Land Company
Christian Thumm
Emilie Thumm
Sarah L. Drake
Ethelbert A. Drake
Wm. Crawford Et al
Sibley Land Company
J. Willard Newman
Joshua Kennedy
Newbro's Herpicide hailed as original dandruff remedy
Advert appears to tout Newbro's Herpicide as the first and best dandruff germ killer. It attacks imitators and promises rapid scalp relief and prevention of hair loss, urging readers to seek the genuine product from trusted druggists.
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Newbro
Deaths and Funerals John J Dickens 77
The funeral of John J Dickens, aged 77, is announced with details yet to be completed. Burial plans and memorial arrangements will be provided by the family.
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John J. Dickens
Auto cars behind time in El Paso to Phoenix race
Fourteen of the nineteen cars starting the 272 mile El Paso to Phoenix race fell behind schedule. None started on time. Car No 17 abandoned the race an hour out after BISBEE Ariz. Nov. 5.
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el Paso
Phoenix
Bisbee
Ariz
Car&s
M C A Talks On Biblical Facts Draw Big Attendance
A YMCA shop talks on plain Biblical facts drew large crowds last year, becoming highly popular. The event emphasized clear scriptural understanding and practical guidance for daily living.
Strikebreakers Face Violent Riots In Indianapolis Car Run
In Indianapolis a street car used by strikebreakers was attacked with bricks as crowds hurled missiles. One worker was badly hurt, others injured, and the car wrecked after it ran less than two miles. Police and strikers controlled the scene. the peace conference continued.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Edwards award $17 400 for breach of promise in Minnesota
William Rufus Edwards a wealthy St. Paul lumber man must pay Ada M. Cox of Rockford Illinois 17400 for alleged breach of promise a verdict in district court stalls after a prior 15000 judgment was reversed by the state supreme court and a new trial ordered
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
William Rufus Edwards
St. Paul
Ada M. Cox
Rockford
Ills
Hair Hints and Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Advertising
A vintage style notice urges readers to own personal brushes and combs, avoid public ones, and wash weekly with soap and antiseptic. It promotes Parisian Sage as a daily scalp rub and shampoo aid, claiming rapid dandruff relief and hair vitality, sold by G. Van Antwerff & Son.
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G. van Antwerff & Son
Release That Dammed Up Bile Promises Quick Relief
A vintage health ad touts podophyllin and May Apple Root as a liver regulator to relieve blocked bile and associated symptoms. It urges readers to consult a druggist or physician and promises satisfaction with the Podof lax formulation.
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