Dunne and Lowden Nominated in Historic Illinois Governor Race
Governor Dunne leads in Cook County with about 60 000 while Frank O Lowden dominates down state with large pluralities in a high stakes Illinois gubernatorial contest Both men accrued roughly 100 000 vote lead over rivals in preliminary returns Major figures include Hull Smith and Traynor in Cook County race and the lingering Lorimer congressional challenge in the Sixth District
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Edward F. Dunne
Frank O. Lowden
Dunne
William B. Brinton
Dixon
Roger Sullivan
Cook County
Lowden
Cook
Morton D. Hull
Frank L. Smith
Hull
Cotentee Suracy
James Traynor
William Lorimer
Congress
Arthur W. Fulton
Medill McCormick
William
Visitors in Mobile for railroad business and leisure
Traveling passenger agents from Cincinnati Northern Hamilton Dayton Louisville and Nashville and other lines arrive in Mobile for business. Guests include J G King once Montgomery sugar businessman and Cincinnati pair T A Stovall and wife plus L&N and Lakefront executives visiting local hotels and relatives.
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F. J. Parmalee
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton Road
Atlanta, Ga
Mobile
Frank L. Owen
Louisville and Nashville
New Orleans
Clark Dunn
Birmingham
T. A. Stovall
Cincinnati, Ohio
Battle House
Republicans Nominate I Mason For Congress At Large
Republicans renominated James R. Mann and others for congress at large. Democratic nominees for at large included William Elza Williams of Pittsfield and Everett Jennings of Chicago. Democratic congressmen renominated were Sabath, McAndrews, Buchanan, Tavener, Stone, and Rainey. James McDermott was defeated by Chicago alderman Charles Martin.
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I. Mason
William Elza Williams
Pittsfield
Everett Jennings
Chicago
James R. Mann
Joe’ Cannon
Martin B. Madden
George H. Foss
Ira H. Copeley
Fred A. Britton
Charles E. Fuller
John C. McKenzie
Edwad J. King
John A. Searling
William B. McKinley
Illinois Republican ticket nominations and contenders
The Illinois Republican field shows Henry W. Huttman challenging Barratt Hara for attorney general. John G. Ogelsby, former lieutenant governor, seeks the nomination. Edward J. Brundige and Richard Barr vie for attorney general, with Andrew Russell and Homer J. Tice contesting state auditor. James J. Brady is renominated Democrat state auditor, while Arthur W. Charles and Len Small head the Democrat and Republican slates for state treasurer.
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Barratt
Hara
Illinois Vice Commission
Henry W. Huttman
Chicago
John G. Ogelsby
Edward J. Brundige
Richard Barr
Joliet
Andrew Russell
Homer J. Tice
Greenview
James J. Brady
Arthur W. Charles
Len Small
Kankakee
Wilson Back At Desk Confers With Mr M Adoo
President Wilson returned to desk in Long Branch to sign commissions and executive papers after visiting his sister Anna Howe who lies ill in New London Conn He also spoke with Secretary McAdoo about the political situation during the stay
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Associated Press
Long Branch
N. J
Wil
Anna Howe
New London
Illness Forces Cuban Official’s Family to Key West Flight
Ill health of Dr. Enrique Nunez Cuban secretary of sanitation prompts his father and family to depart Havana for Key West on President Menocal’s yacht and then proceed to New York for medical care.
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S. Havana
Enrique Nunez
New York
Havana
Key West
Menoccl
Alarm to guard kidneys and rest body
Mobile man J B Watson credits three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills with curing dull back pains and kidney trouble after a long period of soreness and fatigue. The ad urges early action to prevent kidney inflammation and promotes the product at 50 cents through Van Aller's Pharmacy.
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Dean
J. B. Watson
Elmira St
Mobile
Watson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Street Cars Run Despite Striking Workers
Ten thousand striking motormen and conductors led a parade to Union Square while subway and elevated lines continued on schedule. Strike leaders warned a sympathetic strike could follow in allied trades, depending on union votes. Delegations from Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle joined in the march carrying flags and denouncing masters contracts as slavery.
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New York
Associated Press
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Central Federated Unions
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Union Square
West Chester
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Ng Ng
Five trolley cars rear end on Westchester avenue Bronx today
Five trolley cars collided in a sequence of rear end crashes on Westchester avenue in the Bronx injuring ten passengers, one seriously. Crews blamed strike action and rails greased to impair brakes while officials said subway and elevated service was better than normal and surface lines ran 25 to 40 percent below normal.
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Westchester Avenue
Bronx
Fort
Freight Car Shortage Shrinks Southern Freight Traffic
Reports from Birmingham Mobile and Alabama market centers warn that a growing shortage of freight cars is curbing shipments of ores fruits and cotton. The Birmingham district reports adverse effects on coal pig iron and other goods while Mobile cites the Mobile and Ohio line facing its worst car shortage in years. In Tuscaloosa a board of trade committee is being formed to investigate potential discrimination in car allocation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Tuscaloosa
Board of Trade
Deaths and Funerals Bishoff and England
Large funeral attendance marked the Wednesday services for Frank A. Bishoff at St. Joseph's Church with burial in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers included John Kirsch James Evans and others. Ellen M. England was interred at Pine Crest cemetery with Very Rev G C Tucker officiating and pallbearers listed.
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Frank A. Bishoff
Francis Zieman
St. Francis Street
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father .Macready
Magnolia Cemetery
John Kirsch
James Evans
August Strocker
Levine Bauer
James Berford
John P. Walker
M. J. Norden
A. J. Zieman
E. M. England
Ellen M. England
Pine Crest Cemetery
Sutton Street
G. C. Tucker
St. John's Episcopal Church
Messrs
J. W. Sconyers
George Manuel
Jack Ross
George Colgin
Carl Fisenricht
Morris Tagert
Death of a Child in Lucedale Mississippi
Little Gertr y Reeves four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reeves of Lucedale Mississippi died Thursday night at a local infirmary. The body was sent to Lucedale today for burial. Mrs Celina Levy funeral largely attended from 10 North Franklin street this morning at 19 o clock. Services led by Rabbi A G Moses. Pallbearers were S Haar R G Richards Jacob Simon H W Proskauer Jacob Reiss and Walter Mitchell.
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Gertr
Reeves
John Reeves
Lucedale
Mississippi
Celina Levy
Celisa Levy
Dave
Bauer
North Franklin Street
A. G. Moses
Messrs
5. Haar
R. G. Richards
Jacob Simon
H. W. Proskauer
Jacob Reiss
Walter Mitchell
Marriage Licenses Issued By Pro bate Court
Thursday licenses issued include White Edward Louis Anderson with Juanita Hazel Walker and John Creel with Mamie Parks in the White group. In the Colored division Moses Edwin Bennett wed Alice A. E. Mitchell.
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Edward Louis Anderson
Juanita Hazel Walker
John Creel
Mamie Parks
Moses Edwin Bennett
Alice A. E. Mitchell
Plague Rises Again in New York
New York reports 36 new infantile paralysis cases and 11 deaths in the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. today, up from 21 cases and 9 deaths the day before.
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New York
How to Give Good Advice from a Cold Remedy Ad
Advice notes that setting a good example helps others, citing how quickly you recover from a cold using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad claims the remedy has been in use for years and enjoys a fine reputation and wide availability.
Forged Father Name Supposed Consent Foils Marriage
Lawrence Young, a Black man from the county near the Mississippi line, sought a marriage license to wed Laura Tibbs, a sixteen year old girl. He presented a forged consent by Sam Tibbs and was found to be a forgery. the marriage was prevented andYoung was sought in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Lawrence Young
Mississippi
Laura Tibbs
Young
Sam Tibbs
Halliwell
Gulfport, Miss
Sightseeing Busses Set to Open in Mobile on November 1
Two Royal Blue Line busses will begin operations in Mobile on November 1. The Boston company will send two fourteen passenger vehicles, with the Tourist Welcome Club credited for attracting the service to the city.
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Mobile
Tourist Welcome Club
Royal Blue Line
Boston
Tourist Club
Joint border patrol considered by American Mexican commission
In New London today Sept 14 the American Mexican joint commission discussed establishing an international police or neutral constabulary along the Mexican border.
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New London
Conn
Joint Commission
Dauphin Baptists Hold All Day Meeting
An all day event at Dauphin Way Baptist Church began at 10 30 in the morning and concluded in the afternoon. Mrs Angle presided as program covered devotional periods sermons addresses and discussions on serving and winning members to service with lunch and various hymn and musical interludes.
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Dauphin Way Baptist Church
M. B Hulbert
Crosby
Wilkes
Monroe
Hurlbutt
Guy R. Wurlbutt
Kailin
Barnes
J. C. Bush
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Ilinois
Lorimer
Dunne and
Victrola
Tee
Reynalds Music House
Dauphin ST
Mobile, Ala
Dr. Adams
Nobile
Dauphin Street
Quick Transfer CO
J. G. King
Montgomery
Santiago
Cuba
Wallace Wakeford
The
Mobile Y. M. C. A
Thomas Wakeford
Fairhope
J. J. Alvarez
H. C. Stallsworth
Orrville, Ala
Moile
J. H. Longworth
St. Louis, Mo
Cawthon Hotel
N.C. Barnett
Gulf Coast Lines
George Hixson
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
Vice
Wilson
MR. M
Tom
Darky Girl
Selig
Lillian Walker
Helper
al Draggists
FE. Fougera & Co., Inc
Beekman St
C. J. Gayfer & Company
TERPR
Ostermoor RoBee
Ostermoor
Daily Papers
Dr. Raub
Remmer
Talon
W. L
Isabelle
Lazelle
Marietta
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