Republicans Confident Despite G. O. P. Loss in New York Race
Early returns show Eugene Foss reelected as governor in Boston with a 4 000 to 6 000 edge over Frothingham while David Walsh appears to win lieutenant governor. In the state, Foss leads by about 22 000 in Boston and 18 006 statewide, with outside cities trailing. Legislature expected Democratic control, with Ollie James likely to win the U S Senate seat.
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Boston
Eugene Foes
Louis Frothingham
David J. Walsh
Robert Luce
Foss
Frothingham
Republicans Make Gain in New York Assembly Election
Republicans won the only state ticket in New York and appear set to hold a strong majority in the assembly with about 95 Republicans to 5 Democrats and 1 Socialist. Schenectady elected a Socialist municipal government while Auburn defeated Governor Dix ally Thomas Mott Osborne for mayor. In New York City, Tammany Hall defeated a Hearst allied coalition by an estimated 25,000 to 35,000.
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New York
Assembly
Dix
Schenectady
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
New York City
Republican Party
William R. Hearst
Tammany
Rhode Island Republicans poised for large victory in voting
Providence dispatch reports indications of a sweeping Republican win in Rhode Island. Governor Aram J. Pothier leads Democratic challenger Lewis A. Waterman by several hundred votes, with the rest of the GOP ticket far ahead. General assembly gains also notable.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Aram J. Pothier
Lewis A. Waterman
General Assembly
No Change in New Jersey Senate Composition
New Jersey voters elected eight senators and a full lower house. Republicans hold six senate seats to Democrats two, keeping the chamber at 12 to 9 in favor of the GOP. Governor Wilson will govern with a Republican legislature.
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New York
New Jersey
Senate
Wilson
Kentucky Landslide In Gubernatorial Race McCreary Leads
Louisville voters on November 8 favored the Democratic gubernatorial ticket in a late surge. James B. McCreary appears poised to win the Kentucky race as results come in from major counties and urban precincts.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Eave James B. McCreary
Bipartisan slate for Chicago courts in election
Winears and the probable order for Chicago election show the list of Superior court judges: Kavanaugh Rep McSurely Rep Fitch Dem McKinley Dem Pam Rep Barnes Rep Freeman Rep Sullivan Dem Goodwin Dem Crukce Dem and Circuit court judge John P. McGoorty Dem.
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Chicago
Winears
Superior Court
Marcus A. Kavanaugh
William H. McSurely
Joseph H. Fitch
M. J
McKinley
Hugo Pam
Albert C. Barnes
Henry V. Freeman
Denis E. Sullivan
Clarence N. Goodwin
Daniel L. Crukce
John P. McGoorty
Cleveland Elects Baker Mayor Over Hagen by Thirteen Thousand
The Cleveland Press estimates Newton D. Baker a Democrat is elected mayor by about 15 000 votes over Republican Hagen. Baker campaigned on a Tom L Johnson line and pressed for municipal control of the electric light utility following two years of public funded three cent streetcar fares.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Press
Newton D. Baker
Hagen
Baker
Tom L. Johnson
Nassau County Reverses Itself In County Vote
Nassau County, Hempstead, November 8, reverses from a Democratic tilt last year to lean Republican by nearly 2100 in this year’s results. The county, home to Colonel Roosevelt and other financial and political figures, previously gave Roosevelt and Taft large pluralities.
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Nassau County
Hempstead
N. Y
Roosevelt
Taft
Philadelphia Elects a Republican as Mayor
Philadelphia on November 8 reports incomplete returns showing George H. Earle Jr. elected mayor by a small plurality over Rudolph Blankenburg independent Republican and Democrat. Lead likely under ten thousand.
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Philadelphia
George H. Earle, Jr
Rudolph Blankenburg
Earle
Democratic Congressman Elected in Kansas Second District
Returns show Joseph Taggart a Democrat elected in Kansas Second district to succeed the late Mitchell. The Seventh district election is scheduled for Friday with voting day approaching.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Joseph Taggart
Mitchell
Weather Forecast for Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin
Indiana shows increasing cloudiness with rain tonight or tomorrow and moderate variable winds. Illinois expects cloudiness with likely rain in the southern portion today and tomorrow. Wisconsin predicts increasing clouds and likely snow tonight.
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Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Turkey Says Note To United States Satisfactorily Received
A Turkish official told the New York Sun that Turkey addressed the Tripoli massacre note solely to the United States. He said the Chester cruiser will gather facts from American consuls and report to other nations, with optimism in Constantinople about the outcome.
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London
New York Sun
Turkey
Tripoli
United States
Europe
Chester
America
Constantinople
Tri Poli
Chester at Tripoli inquiring on Italian atrocities
The cruiser Chester spent hours at Tripoli and then sailed to Marseilles. Commander Decker contacted American consul John Q. Wood there. Reports suggest the voyage aimed to obtain Wood's judgment on alleged Italian troop atrocities in the Turkey war.
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Washington, Nav
Chester
Tripoli
Marseilles
Decker
John Q. Wood
State Department
Wood
Turkey
Richeson Engaged to Avis Linnell in Hyannis
Boston reports a Baptist minister says Clarence V T Richeson told Rev E C Miller of an engagement to Avis Linnell of Hyannis. Richeson now stands indicted for Linnell’s murder. The minister recalls Richeson mentioned the engagement months ago and that it was broken in August.
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Boston
The
Baptist Church
Clarence V.T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
E. C. Miller
North Baptist Church
New Bedford
Richeson
Wexford County Pioneer Cynthia Dayhuff Dies
Cadillac Michigan November 8 Mrs Cynthia Dayhuff aged ninety years a pioneer of Wexford county died She came here forty years ago from Ohio.
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Wexford County
Cadillac
Mich
Cynthia Dayhuff
Ohio
McNamara Case Sees Jury Seated as Court Faces Appeals
In Los Angeles the twelfth juror is seated as challenges begin. The state sheriff holds evidence per a state court order while awaiting the state supreme court decision. Federal marshal seizure of the materials occurred in Indianapolis amid an anticipated motion to remove the trial from Judge Bordwell.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Indianapolis
Anderson
Federal Court
State Supreme Court
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Association
Joseph Ford
Diet and Health Hints on Food Balance and Digestion
The article argues foods differ in nutriment and heat forming matter. It notes adults need bulk to aid digestion and elimination, warns against excess of eggs milk or meat, and explains why both exclusive meat and exclusive coarse bread diets can help certain individuals depending on constitution.
General Wu Slain in Sleep Amid Chinese Turmoil
General Wu, governor of Shan Li, assassinated at Ehikia Chuang as thirty Manchu soldiers attacked his tent. Suspicions arise of betrayal to revolutionists. Regent's brother Prince Tsai Suun leaves Pekin. Robert Grailey, ex Princeton football player, leads a defense band of five Americans and British with 100 Chinese volunteers.
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Princeton
Regent
Gene
Pekin
Shan- Li Province
Ehikia- Chuang
Japan
China
Tsai Suun
Robert Grailey
Young Men's Christian Association of
Postal Bank Bonds Parity Under Scrutiny By Bankers
New York on November 8 bankers say a change is needed to keep parity for postal savings bank bonds. The first sale of 2.44 percent government bonds at 92 percent shows small depositors must hold to maturity or take losses. A $200 holding purchased last July for par now sells around $185. Efforts aim to maintain bond value 20 years to maturity.
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New York
United States
Postal Savings Bank Department
Postal Savings
Train Wreck Injures Many Near Arbuckle Oklahoma
Ardmore Oklahoma Nov 8 injured passengers reported and the engineer possibly fatally hurt in a head on collision between passenger trains near Arbuckle Okla on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad.
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Ardmore
Okla
Arbuckle
Atchison, Toveka and Santa Fe
Bedford trio charged in farmer murder and robbery
In Bedford Indiana seven year old Gracie Sutton described to officials a plot to murder and rob James Mitchell. Tul la Sutton Joseph Fultz who pretends to be her husband and Oliver Younger, a local farmer, are under arrest after Mitchell's body was found on the highway by Dr W H Heckman.
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Bedford
Ind
Gracie Sutton
Little One
Tulla Sutton
Joseph Fultz
Oliver Younger
James Mitchell
W. H. Heckman
Gracie Souton
The
Four believed drowned after trip to Hertstein island
Four persons from Olympia on an open launch during a day outing to Hertstein island near Tacoma are believed drowned after a storm. The party included Mr. and Mrs. L Mack Miss Gertrude Root and Arthur Kayler. A search from Olympia found no trace of the boat or occupants.
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Tacoma
Wash
Olympia
Hertstein Island
L. ©. Mack
Gertrude Root
Arthur Kayler
Lynching of Negro in Mississippi Leaves Sheriff’s Custody
A mob of about 400 seized and lynched "Judge" Moseley, a black man, near Lockhart, taking him from Deputy Sheriff Brown. Moseley’s body was riddled with bullets after he assaulted J. K. Covington, a white man, at Tachheart, Meridian, Mississippi, on November 8.
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Mississippi
Meridian
Miss
Moseley
Brown
Lockhart
J. K. Covington
Ettel
Tachheart
Prisoner Vermilya Breaks Silence On Poison Case
Mrs. Louise Vermilya, accused of murdering a policeman and linked to nine other sudden deaths, says she will provide a full statement after stronger, detailing deaths at her house. She denies benefits from any deaths and notes prior home guard activity while promising explanations about undertaker C. C. Boysen. Coroner Hoffman and prosecutors pursue new leads. no more exhumations this week.
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Chicago
Louise Vemmilya
Arthur Bissonette
Joseph Burres
Richard T. Smith
Frank Brinkamp
Home Guard
C. C. Boysen
Peter M. Hoffman
Burnham
Captain Harding
Diphtheria Epidemic Closes Schools in Wallingford
Diphtheria forces closure of the high school and several grammar schools in Wallingford Connecticut. The outbreak is linked to a Halloween party where fifty children bit into a hanging apple and fell ill after success.
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Wallingford, Conn
Widow of Havemeyer falls to death from West End Avenue
New York telegrams report Mrs. James Havemeyer, daughter-in-law of three time mayor William Frederick Havemeyer, fell from her window at 401 West End avenue and was instantly killed. She had been an invalid and was left alone by her nurse.
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New York
James Havemeyer
Willam Frederick Havemeyer
West End Avenue
Bandit at Large After Montana Bank Robbery
Great Falls Mont November 8 The lone robber who took 1000 dollars from a state bank remains at large and is believed to be hiding in the Big Snowy mountains making capture unlikely.
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Great Falls
Mont
Snowy Mountains
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