Line-Up of Hoosiers Flood of Oratory All Week
National Chairman Tom Taggart operates in Indianapolis delivering orations to rally Democrats as Indiana heads toward a Roosevelt and Fairbanks victory. The piece details Marion County's pivotal role, Knox controversy with African American voters, and the political maneuvering of Beveridge Durbin New Landis Crumacker and others in a heated state contest.
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Stirred by Fairbanks Replies to Judge Parker
Nearly twenty speeches by Senator Charles W. Fairbanks spread through Indiana with major stops in Goshen Elkhart and South Bend as he attacked Parker and celebrated Republican trade policy claiming export growth under GOP rule. He cited imperial markets and praised Penfield while highlighting militarism risks and urging votes for Republicans.
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Hobson to Speak North Ends Campaign Tour in New York and New Jersey
Capt. Rich mond B. Hobson Democratic elector at large cancels Alabama dates to rush speeches in the closing week. He opened in Indiana and will go to West Virginia before New Jersey and New York. He proposed Heflin resigning to permit a new nominee, sparking a telegram controversy. Cortelyou arrives in New York to oversee the GOP push.
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Hobson
Indiana
West Virginia
Bessemer
J. Thomas Heflin
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Heflin
Tuskegee
Roosevelt
Booker Washington
House of Representatives
Deodorant Pitch Described In Obsolete Ad Copy
A satirical snippet depicts a man invading an office with offensive breath and a brief rejection. The text touts a deodorant that deodorizes, sweetens, and purifies breath, claiming it makes one feel genteel and clean cut. It lists four forms: liquid powder and paste.
Odds Still Four to One in Roosevelt Bets on New York
On November 1 in New York bets favored Roosevelt at 2 to 1 to carry the state. J J Judge placed $4,000 to $2,000 against EB C Potter & Co. At Broad Street curb bets of 4 to 1 persisted with Herrick money filling the pool. Deposits and large sums moved through Shoemaker's as the market showed a mix of 10 to 7 and 4 to 1 odds.
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Leave to Cast Their Votes in DC Fire and Police Units
District of Columbia police and firemen may seek leave of absence to vote in their home states next Tuesday while the Commission notes no legal right to vote exists for two year DC residents. Commissioners say they respect suffrage and will not block attempts to vote if leave is granted. The annual parade and review for fire and police occurs on election day.
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West
Old Parties His Target Watson Addresses Georgia Audience
Thomas E. Watson, People's Party candidate for president, spoke to about 500 in Thomasville, criticizing old parties and federal taxation. He claimed Democrats differ little from Republicans, downplayed the Negro question, and signaled no alliance with Hearst or Bryan, planning to speak in Albany tomorrow.
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Panama Isthmus Rights and Trust Regulation, Roberts Says
George E. Roberts of Knoxville Iowa spoke on private ownership of the Panama route and the world rights involved. He argued the isthmus cannot be owned by any one nation and cited U S policies and revolts. He supported Roosevelt's steps toward rational regulation of large capital combinations and warned against overreach.
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Roosevelt
Half Rates for Voters for Election Time Travel
Washington terminal lines grant round trip tickets at one fare for bona fide voters and their dependent household members to return home to vote. Certificates of identification available from state association presidents or listed federal officials. The Colonial Beach Association plans a special voter trip on Tuesday November 8 with details from L. E. Robey at the Atlantic Coast Line Building.
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Mudd Rally at Chesapeake Junction Aids Maryland GOP
A large crowd of Republicans gathered at Chesapeake Junction Maryland for a Mudd rally in support of Sydney EB Mudd. Delegations from the Junior Old Boys Marching Club led by Col Frank K Raymond and local labor unions attended with local officials presiding. Speakers included Peyton Gordon Robert McNeal George B Merrick Howard O Himons and George B Mack. The marching club performed campaigning songs and pledged continued support with future mass meetings planned in Hyattsville.
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Maryland
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North Carolina
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Hyattsville
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Wolsey Authored Henry VIII Divorce, Abbot Gasquet Says
Right Rev. Abbot Gasquet told a Catholic University audience that Cardinal Wolsey engineered Henry VIII’s split from Katharine and marriage to Anne Boleyn. He outlined motives, court steps, and Wolsey’s fall, noting Shakespeare’s view aligns with recent history.
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St Louis Naturalization Frauds Investigated
Warrants issued in St Louis by U S Commissioner Bob Uitt for five men charged with using fraudulent naturalization papers during recent registrations. The case involves Barrett and Dolan, recently convicted, who are linked to the frauds.
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Editor Flagg a death by own action
Duluth Minnesota November 1 Col L M Flagg former editor of the Duluth News Tribune killed himself by drowning late this afternoon after a period of ill health and a vacation at his Rockford Illinois home. He could not resume work upon returning.
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Imprisoned for Whitecapping in Waco Texas
Albert Hettys, a young man, was convicted in Judge Scott's court of whitecapping and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Witnesses testified he posted illustrated anonymous notices threatening violence against negroes unless they quit farms where they worked as laborers.
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