Malone Attacks Fitzgerald and Murphy Over New York Politics
Malone denounces Fitzgerald and Murphy amid claims about Democratic factions and machine rule. He recalls Baltimore convention tactics and ties the New York fight to national figures Hughes La Follette Wilson. He argues Democrats cannot back reformers while aligned with Tammany.
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Fusion
Conn
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Malone
Fitzgerald
Baltifre
Charlies F. Murphy
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Packey McCabe
Albany
Abe
Les Evans Hughés
Republican Party
Obert la Follette
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Jim Smith
York
Hughes
la Pollette
Wilson
Rev DeWitt Chosen Pastor as North Side Baptist Is Formed
A presbytery comprising Rev J W Phillips Rev M E Hulbert and Rev B S Vaughan completed the organization of the North Side Baptist church. The Rev L C DeWitt of Theodore was chosen as pastor with C J Abney as treasurer Grace Dupree as financial secretary and trustees W H Lockler J T George J V Rodriguez T L Humbert E M Daffin G J Abney and G H Clancy serving as deacons. The charter will stay open for new members until next Wednesday with plans to erect a new building on the present site and expected membership growth.
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J. W. Phillips
M. E. Hulbert
Head of Defunct Bank Shot From Ambush
H D Bickham, president of the defunct Commercial Bank of Bogalusa, was fired on from ambush near Cummack late yesterday afternoon and wounded twice. The bank closed last May with 131000 in deposits. most depositors were Negroes and foreigners. With two directors, Bickham faced indictment tied to the failure, to be tried next month. the would be assassin left no clue.
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Associated Press
Franklinton
H. D. Bickham
Commercial Bank of
War Secretary Garrison Tours Gatun Locks in Panama
Secretary Lindley M. Garrison toured Gatum Rocks and Gatun Lake aboard a tug en route to the Cuaracha glide and inspected Atlantic canal fortifications. In New York, he attacked Democratic leader in power and praised John Purroy Mitchel for his public service as collector of the port.
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Lindley M. Garrison
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Gatun Lake
Cuaracha
Atlantic
Canal
Charles F. Murphy
New York
Democratic Party
New York City
Malone
John Purroy Mitchel
United States Senate
Port of
Bryan on stump for democracy in New Jersey
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Penn Grove Salem New Brunswick and Perth Amboy backing Democratic candidate James F. Fielder. He urged voters to support progressive reform and warned against stepping backward, saying New Jersey has been on the fire line since Wilson’s progressive laws.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
William Jennings Bryan
New Jersey
James F. Fielder
Penn Grove
Salem
Perth Amboy
Wilson
Wormy flour unearthed in Montgomery warehouse
In Montgomery on October 31 state food inspector C H Billingsley uncovered over 100 barrels of wormy flour in a local wholesale warehouse. Sale of the flour is barred and it is expected to be condemned as unfit for human consumption. Billingsley warns of prosecution if orders are violated.
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Montgomery
Aja
State Padre
C.H. Billingsley
Police News: Andrew Davis Fined for Animal Cruelty
Andrew Davis was fined 2.50 or five days by Recorder Edington for crippling a neighbor's chicken and duck. The defense argued poultry are not animals, but the judge ruled otherwise. Eugene McCall, charged as a dangerous and suspicious character, was reset for October 31 in the recorder's court.
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Edington
Davis
Eugene McCall
Recorder's Court
Miss Marks Heads Mobile Suffrage Club
Miss Eugenia Marks was unanimously chosen president of Mobile's temporary suffrage organization at a Y M C A Harte Auditorium meeting. Ruth Nelson became secretary and Mrs. G C Johnson treasurer. about twenty charter members enrolled amidst absence of Belle Kearney due to political timing concerns. Aubrey Boyles presided and noted social factors affected local support.
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Eugenia Marks
Mobile
Harte Auditorium
Ruth Nelson
G. C. Johnson
Belle Kearney
Alabama Equal Suffrage Association
Miss Kearney
Aubrey Boyles
Repair of Chicasabogue Creek Bridge Begins
The Chicasabogue Creek bridge on Telegraph road has started repairs under County Highway Engineer Fay McClure. Wooden stringers are being replaced by steel, and the bridge is closed for about ten days of labor to finish the work.
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Chicasabogue Creek
Telegraph Road
Fay McClure
Methodist University Wins State Property Title
Guthrie Oklahoma October thirty first. District Judge Huston rules the Methodist University of Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas gains permanent ownership of former Oklahoma capitol buildings and grounds. The property was sold last May for one dollar after Guthrie voters approved the sale by referendum. injunctions argued public park could not be sold for nominal price and that public property could not be donated to a sectarian institution. The judge says the university is not sectarian as it is open to all classes and to members of all churches and sects.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
Methodist University of Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma Capitol
Huston
University
Methodist University
Woman Arrested for Retailing Whiskey Without License
Cora Gibson of Prichard was arrested Thursday afternoon by Deputy U.S. Marshal J. H. Gates on a charge of retailing whiskey without a government license. Gibson, with prior arrests, had evaded officers for some time, according to the marshal's office.
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Cora Gibson
Prichard
United States
J. H. Gates
Beaneater Explains Window Breaking over Bean Price
Joseph Mack told police he broke a $50 window after counting beans in a restaurant, claiming 42 baked beans were served. He was sentenced to two months in the house of correction. The article notes his reflection on past love letters and a busy world.
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Sy Associated Press
Boston
Joseph Mack
House of Correction
Police Watch for Halloween Pranks in Mobile
Strict orders issued to Mobile police to curb vandalism by youths during Halloween. The chief warns small boys pose the greatest concern as authorities aim to cool enthusiasm and prevent costly pranks. A stray line notes a gambler’s debt analogy and card stacking.
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