Money betting on New York mayoral race shocks bettors
Wagers totaling between 750000 and 1000000 were placed on the outcome of the poll in the Hoffman House betting scene. Gaynor led as favorite at 2 to 1½ odds with Bannard at 5 to 1 and Fenist at 8 to 1. Bets included $41,000 at 3 to 1 on Gaynor’s reelection and $10,000 on Bannard’s victory.
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Rights dispute over mileage rates in Texas and Shreveport
The piece reports on a filed petition before the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a mileage rate adjustment affecting Texas, San Augustine, and Shreveport. Texas Railroad Commission and local merchants respond, vowing to oppose the move and pursue the case to the best of their ability.
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Poodle Dog and Hand Writing Lead to Gafture
Wealthy Day City manufacturer locked up on charge of swindling after a poodle dog and a pen allegedly used in the fraud. The dog and handwriting were tied to the case. Local hotel clerk Mrs Hosts Clarkfield of Searlile, Wash. was involved in the incident.
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Deserted man and woman tracked to Kansas hotel scene
A fragmentary report details a man named Thomas and a woman in October traveling through Bast Street to Kansas. They befriended James Ogborne, a clerk, who cashed a $100 check for them, then vanished. Police traced their movements to the Gladstone hotel and St Louis, while the man reportedly left his balance exhausted at Day City bank.
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Peary North Pole Claim Under Review by Geographical Society
Washington November 9 The subcommittees of scientists reviewing Commander Robert E Peary's North Pole discovery records prepared to submit a report tomorrow to the National Geographical Society board of managers The panel will decide only whether Peary reached the pole on the claimed date amid mixed scientific belief about his assertion Commander Peary himself was away en route to Portland Missouri today.
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Thiol Ondinge
Coumpander Peary
Portland
Children in Danger at Kansas City School Attack
A mob confrontation outside a Kansas City Kansas school left three men injured and window glass broken as workers battled amid a crowd of Black and white men. Police expect additional arrests as the investigation continues.
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Confidential Advisor of Prince Itc In Confusion
Naw Haven Nev Piel Ladd, a local figure, claimed to be a confidential advisor to Prince Itc. He alleged an assassination plot reported from Seoul involving Korean Werad targeting Jiemer B. Hiluert, with men detained related to the matter.
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Brewer's City Rally Promises GOP Support
The Republican rally at Weber Stake Academy drew a large crowd as speakers urged straight-ticket voting. Mayor Brewer, City Attorney DeVine, Judge Bagley, and candidate Glasmann defended records, criticized opponents, and promised fiscal reforms to curb debt and misuses of funds.
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Freedom of Speech in Washington Court Ruling
The district court of appeals affirmed a held decision against officials of the American Federation of Labor led by President Samuel Gompers and others. The ruling concerned constitutional grounds and whether government authorities may enforce or defy legal commands, noting the officers’ positions do not exempt them from the law. The case centers on the balance between free expression and governmental authority and is continued on page four.
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Frank Mirreon
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Bika Stove & Rangease
Junlice Sheppard
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Kentuck Election Reports From Jackson and Sebaston Branch
Reports from CryckehavMe and Sebaston's Branch early morning noted two antaunts, one successful, and one failed, with a new Crackeiavilly patrol at Long's Creek mouth. The home of Mary Dealin, holder of astots for that province, was destroyed.
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Wireless Message From Port Arthur Texas Receiver
A garbled wireless report from Port Arthur Texas carried a message at 9 55 p m to Chicago via the Houston Post and Record Herald. The line included a congratulatory tone claiming a method of campaign that defies sleet storm and unrest and is signed Record Herald.
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Murderer Removed to Seoul for Trial in Japhe Case
Harbin Nov. 2 A Korean man accused of assassinating Prince Ho of Japhe and his alleged accomplices were today moved to Seoul Korea for trial. Russian police aided in the arrest and transfer to the Anyanese authorities.
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Jeffries to meet all comers in comeback plan
New York November 2 The return of the fighting legend has led to renewed talk of a comeback. Javier plans eight weeks of sparring before facing Johnson, while promoter Sam Berger says Jeffries will fight any challenger, with tentative engagements in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and a planned athletic show as the main attraction.
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Nevada rate case tested in San Francisco and Reno
A formal complaint alleges that Southern Pacific routes between San Francisco and Ogden Utah carry unreasonably high rates through western Nevada. Merchants seek a general tariff reduction by per ton and per mile measures aimed at equalizing pricing across regions.
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Cashier Convicted on Twenty Four Counts at Trial
In Pilteburg on November 1 a federal jury found former cashier DAVIA J Tenant of Cosmopolitan National Bank guilty on 4 of 26 counts. He faced charges of misappropriation of bank funds, making false reports to the Comptroller of the Currency, and false entries. Each of the 24 counts carried a maximum sentence of five years.
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