Gunmen defend innocence and mock confessions in Rosenthal case
In New York Nov 9 the four gunmen known as Dago Frank Whitey Lewis Lefty Louie and Gyp the Blood told reporters they will tell the truth but expect a not guilty verdict. They denied plans for full confessions and questioned eyewitness identifications and drug accusations as they await trial for murder before Justice Goff.
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New York
Dago Frank
Whitey Lewis
Lefty
Louie
Gyp the Blood
Justice Goff
Herman Rosenthal
Whitey
Lewis
Shapiro
Snapiro
Rosenthal
Lesana
Krause
Fifth Avenue Suffragists Parade Through New York
Thousands of suffragists filled Fifth Avenue from the Plaza to Union Square in a torchlight parade celebrating four states joining the suffrage movement. Beatrice Hale led the line on a white charger as bands, floats, and disciplined formations echoed the cause’s momentum.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Plaza
Union Square
West Point
Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale
Plaza Square
William J. Schieffelin
College League
Barnard
Charles Tiffany
Elopers Miss Parental Blessing in Hoboken Escape
Harry Price of Nashville fled with 17 year old Dora Burton aboard the Pennsylvania as it sailed from Hoboken. Colonel John Burton pursued but declined to stop the couple, saying only a wireless blessing would do. Dora, a Nashville student, eloped with 23 year old Price despite his initial parental veto.
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New York
Harry D. Price
Nashville
Tenn
Pennsylvania
Hoboken
John M. Burton
Holly Springs
Miss
Harry Sabene
Roosevelt to Win California Vote in Early Returns
With 63 precincts still to report in remote mountain counties California appears to favor Roosevelt by 281,889 to 280,841. Analysts say the small remaining precincts must yield Roosevelt a broad margin to secure the state.
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San Francisco
California
Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt Wilson
Woodrow Wilson’s election praised by mobile bankers
Mobile bankers believe Wilson’s likely victory will boost business and elevate the South in national affairs. Pre election assurances that a Democratic president would win improved money and stock markets and overall business remains strong. Interviewed bankers foresee rapid Southern progress in the next four years, aided by Panama Canal completion.
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Woodrow Wilson
Panama Canal
Wilson election seen as boon for Southern states says banker
E J Buck president of City Bank and Trust Co says Wilson’s November 5 victory shows Democratic control favoring the South. He notes Southern leadership in Congress and a Wall Street calm, predicting the South will gain prosperity from a free field and fair race, with Woodrow Wilson guiding safe steady growth.
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E. J. Buck
Buck
City Bank and ‘Trust Company
Wilson
Democratic Party
Legislative Department
Oscar Underwood
Ways Ana Sneans Committee
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Streets
Democratic Victory Promises Prosperity for Mobile and South
Bank of Mobile president M J McDermott and Union Savings Bank chief J Leslie Taylor hail Woodrow Wilson’s election as a positive shift. They cite increased business confidence, anticipated Gulf port improvements, and greater trade with South American cities as benefits of a Democratic administration. They expect prosperity to spread nationally, with the South benefiting substantially from the change.
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M. J. McDermott
M. J.mecdermott
Th Bank of Mobile
Woodrow Willson
Union
South
Gulf Ports
Mobile
Alan
J. Leslie Taylor
Union Savings Bank
Mobile Clearing House Association
Woodrow’ Wilson
House
Senate
Wilson
Business Outlook After Wilson Victory Draws Optimism
L C Fry of the Merchants Bank discusses a brighter business outlook following Woodrow Wilson's election. He notes improved sentiment in the nation and in the South, with gains in cotton and stocks but urges restraint on cotton futures speculation and extravagant spending to sustain growth.
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L C. Fry
L. C. Fry
Merchants Bank
Woodrow Wilson
Bank president sees Wilson win boosting prosperity
J W Little of Peoples Bank says Wilson's election will markedly aid business and finance. He asserts Wilson is not radical and will bring prudent mixed policy, forecasting unequaled prosperity and no financial ripple from the result.
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J. W. Little
The
Peoples Bank
Woodrow Wilson
Sam
U S Ships Move Toward Asia Minor Crisis
Washington orders the revenue cutter Unalga diverted to the Syrian coast to protect Christians in Asia Minor. Navy plans Montana and Tennessee to Smyrna and Beirut in about three weeks, with six foreign warships to join Constantinople presence. The state and navy departments warn of potential American intervention if lives and property are threatened. Addressing Constantinople unrest, ambassador report notes quiet conditions amid uncertainty. Cleveland H.
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United States
Asia Minor
Treasury Department
Suez Canal
Navy Department
Montana
Tennessee
Smyrna
Beruit
Gibraltar
Turkey
State Department
Constantinople
Department
Reif Bey
Brydon of Chicago Endorses Wilson as Best Choice
Chief mechanical engineer H Brydon of Byllesby & Co in Mobile praises Woodrow Wilson as the best outcome for the nation. He notes broad satisfaction with the election and expects momentum in business and industry, with Wilson advancing progress beyond legislation.
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Chicago
H. Boyd “Brydon
Byllesby & Co
Mobile
T. K. Jackson
Mobile Electric Company
Woodrow Wilson
Grydon
Wilson
Mr. Brydon
United States
Agriculture
Industry
Business
McManigal Testifies On Dynamiting Role In Bomb Plot Trial
Government witness McManigal described his work as a dynamiter in anti union campaigns. He named H B Hockin of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers as paying him to plant bombs. McManigal said he always tried to protect lives when planting detonations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ortie KE. McManigal
H. 8. Hockin
Internaional Association of Bridge and Structural Workers
McManigal
Dodge seeks full information on Robert College mission fate
Dodge of this city, president of the board of trustees, cabled to Robert College in Constantinople for full information on the fate of missionaries and teachers there. He has received a cablegram from C. F. Gates, college president, saying there were many wounded but giving no details.
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Dodge
Robert College
Constantinople
C. F. Gates
Governor Wilson Plans NJ House Cleaning During Vacation
Governor Wilson will devote the next week to preparing New Jersey for a reform agenda after a Democratic victory. He will avoid politics during vacation, decline meetings, and focus on state business upon return December 16. He watched the Princeton Yale freshmen game with family and friends and received a warm reception from graduates and politicians alike.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
Washington
McCoombs
MaAdo
Robert Bridges
Robert Underwood Johnson
Owen Johnson
Bill” Edwards
William F. McCoombs
National Committee
New York University Eleven
Incendiarism and Slaughter in Turkish Capital
News dispatches from Bucharest Vienna and Constanta report Kurd troops attacking Christians in Istanbul Galata and spreading violence as Bulgarians and Serbs press the final attack on the Tchatalja forts Sultan vows to die rather than surrender King Ferdinand moves against Constantinople with vast forces while Ottoman defenses crumble amid disease looting and chaos in the capital.
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Vienna
Constanta
Roumania
Galata
Constantinople
Sheik Al-Islam
Tchatalja
Kiemel Pasha
Turkey
Ferdinand
Tchatalla
Stansonior
Adrianople
Uskub
Nazim Pasha
Derkos
Lake
Asia Minorsh
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M’manigal
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Porte
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Nople
Nicholas
Montenegro
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Servia
George
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