Elections Forerunner Of Presidential Campaign Outline
The piece lists upcoming state and local elections across the United States. It notes voters will elect governors, lieutenant governors, attorneys general, judges, and legislators in states including Rhode Island Massachusetts Maryland Kentucky Missouri New Mexico New York Arizona Ohio Pennsylvania California Utah Tennessee Georgia and others. It mentions New Mexico voting on a constitutional amendment and New York’s assembly election with a focus on party control, alongside municipal races in major cities and a variety of third parties fielding candidates.
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Maryland
Kentucky
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Lewistoha
New Mexico
Ay Préwe Court
Legielatur God Muyere
Amone
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Incchusetts
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Kansas
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Supreme Court
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Ohio
Otio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Califonia
Utah
Tennessee
Georgia
Hoke Smith
United States
Will Ehouse
Court of Appeals
House of Delegates
Arthur
Gordman, Jr
Cie
New Jersey
Netrasia
Supreme Burt
Lattach
Feld
Thode Island
Aram J. Pothier
Louis A. Waterman
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Labor Union Party
McCarthy
Mississippi
Virginia
Attacked Church Custom And Stirred Hornet's Nest
Spokane public works head David Coates criticized modern church practices at a Carpenters Hall meeting of working men. Revered leaders led by William Hicks attacked profit motives in religion while speakers accused the church of tolerating or enabling social evils. The discourse linked church to saloon culture and urged justice to replace charity as required for true Christian life.
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Spokane
Wash
David Coats
Carpenters’ Hall
Willam C. Hicks
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Graves
Colorado
Avex Heaton
Coates
Gypsy Smith
Rity
State spends more on penitentiary than university
Oklahoma City reports that maintaining the McAlester state penitentiary costs the state about $160,000 yearly, more than running the University of Oklahoma at Norman. The Norman asylum for the insane ties with the university at $150,000 each. The budget proposal sets a two mill levy, with one-fourth mill for common schools, estimated to raise $2,924,071 plus $722.04 income, totaling $3,045,415. The board of equalization also recommends funding outstanding pre July 1, 1901 expenditures by state bonds.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
McAlester
State University At
Norman
Asylum For Insane
Frank W. Orr
Leo, _ Meyer
Board of Equalization
State Treasury
Board of Agriculture
Commissioner of Labor
Commissioners of Land Office
Ano Institute For
State Training School
Pants Valley
Weather Outlook Promises Fair Week Across Nation
Washington October 30 A Weather Bureau bulletin reports seasonable temperatures and fair conditions nationwide for the coming week with no abnormal weather expected. A western to eastern storm path is forecast bringing unsettled weather midweek followed by colder conditions in the northern half of the country.
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Washington, D. C
Darrow May Ask for New Judge in McNamara Trial
The McNamara murder trial nears the end of its third week with defense appeals for a change of judge likely. Judge Bordwell denied bias challenges against jurors Winter and Frampton, prompting possible further appeals and a record for future higher court review if convictions occur.
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the Angeles
McNamara
Jinige Bordwell
Mutton
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Bordwell
A C. Winter
Walter N. Frampton
Davis
Horton
Frampton
Wyintee
Joseph Scott
Trane
Seabory Manning
Robert
A. (. Winter
Wealthy Cattleman Scott Dies in Fort Worth
Winfield Scott, one of Texas's wealthiest cattlemen and brother of VA Scott, died late yesterday in Fort Worth after a bull struck his face and caused a blood infection. He was well known here and counted many cattlemen as friends. J. O. Hall was a close friend. W. A. Scott left for Fort Worth to attend the funeral.
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Winfield Scott
Texas
VA. Scott
Fort Worth
J. O. Hall
W. A. Scott
Noted Publisher Joseph Pulitzer Dies Aboard Yacht Liberty
Joseph Pulitzer proprietor of the New York World and St Louis Post Dispatch died at 1:49 PM Saturday aboard his yacht Liberty in Rhadestan Harbor. The immediate cause was heart disease after several days of illness, with those around him unaware of the seriousness until near the end.
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Charleston
D. C
Joseph Rolitzer
New York World
St. Lola
Oklahoma Board 13 Investigation Closes After Testimony
The Oklahoma City inquiry into the state board of education ended after B N Butcher Norman agent for American Book Company testified and Gov Cruce and Norman attorneys spoke. The board members who faced inquiry submitted a records argument, and Governor Cruce reserved decision awaiting later date.
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Oklahoma City
Oct
State Board of Education
Cruce
B. N. Butcher
Norman
Okla
American Book Company
B. Cralle
O. T. Smith
Board of Education
Dudley
J. B. Dudley
New Frisco Santa Fe Train to California Debuts
The first Frisco Santa Fe service train will depart St. Louis on the night of November 12 and reach Vinita by 12:30 Monday. The route runs St. Louis to Joplin then on to San Francisco and is billed as one of the finest and fastest in the southwest. Mrs Addie Smith, formerly Mrs Bob O Shea, arrived Saturday and is visiting in Vinita.
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California
St. Louis
WOH
Hutchinson
Vinita
jAvard
Frisco
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Southwest
Addie Smith
Bob O'Shea
Respite Granted for Condemned Negro in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City October 27 Governor Cruce delays the hanging of Newton Henry a negro sentenced to death on murder charges from November 11 for thirty days to allow his attorneys to perfect an appeal.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
Newton Henry
Henry
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Vinita Oklahoma
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D. C. Heidtman
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Hones
Delaware
Witmer Drug Store
R. P. Clay Barrett Building
Louis Bagby
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William T. Rye
J. R. Baird
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