Club Rich Women Picket Garment Strike in Chicago
Garment workers strike action escalates as wealthy women in tailored outfits parade as working girls. Volunteers, including Mrs Raymond Robins and Inspector Helen Loa, pledge homes and aid while police clash with demonstrators across the South and West Sides. Several pickets face injuries. no fatalities reported.
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Franklin
Bk Tt
de Pelia
Card
Trankin
Chey
el Cin
Atvints
Rener Tedi
Raymond Robins
Womens Trade Union
Wood
Simpson Trate
Helen M Loa
Tiikers
University of Chicago Wis
Bohins
Chicago Kindergaruo Institute
Mel Fobings Tomeht
Tmt
Mrs Robins
New York
Womens Trade Union League
Katherine Coman
Wellesley
Samuel Dosby
Anna Wilmarth Thompson
Caroline Hunt
Mary Peck
Doctor Held For Murder In Greensburg Kans
Dr Buck of Greensburg Kansas is charged with poisoning his wife who died two weeks ago. The father W B Kinsall accuses him and says he has evidence. Buck, released on 16600 bond, denies guilt claiming death resulted from complications of diseases. He says two physicians advised that her condition was not serious before she died.
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H Buck
Greensburg
Kans
Washington Post
Greensburg Kans
George Th Buck
Dr Buck
Buck
W. B Kinsall
Kinsall
Bucks
Spinach fad draws cottage women on brisk walks
In Newport R 1 November 1 19XX the spinach and walking health fad started by Mrs Richard Gambrill has drawn many cottage settlement women. This morning Miss Emma Stone daughter of Mrs Joseph F Stone with her sister Countess Beerholdingem joined long walks carrying sticks joined by Mrs Henry Clews Miss Maude Wetmore Miss Roberta Willard Miss Dorothea Kane and Miss Annie Lyman in the spinach parade.
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Washington Post
Newport
R 1
Richard Gambrill
Emma Stone
Joseph F. Stone
Countess Beerholdingem
Henry Clews
Maude Wetmore
Roberta Willard
Dorothea Kane
Annie Lyman
Cuban Election Quiet with Conservative Gains Reported
Havana dispatch notes quiet elections across Cuba on November 1. Conservatives appear to win in Santiago and Matanzas with Pinar del Rio in doubt. liberals carry Havana province. Returns slow. Condition of Gen Pino Guerra, shot by a policeman, worsens.
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Santiago
Matanzas
Havana
Social Cable
Washington Post
Pinar del Rios
Pino Guerra
Rescue Baby Starves Amid Court Case in Washington
The case centers on Eliza Waters an aged black woman at 13 Defrees Street who cared for a seven month old white infant after the mother abandoned her in April The child weakened and nearly died from inadequate feeding, and the juvenile court ordered its removal to the Board of Childrens Guardians The Waters woman faced a judge and was released with a warning while the police search for the unknown mother continues The Waters woman expressed sorrow and a wish to reclaim the child once it is well, pledging care if returned to her trust and care.
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Lasul Street
Hta
Wey Pilen Starr
Lérsena
Eliza Waters
Defrees Street
Juvenile Court
DeLacy
Washington
Weters
Waters
Board of Childrens Guardians
Taft Aides Rally Support as Roosevelt Sidelined
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson and Charles Norton in New York influencing 1912 campaign. Wilson plans a six to seven stop tour despite State committee requests, while Taft backs a westward strong showing and hints Roosevelt may be carried as GOP damages. Norton notes no Roosevelt talks. Wilson operates under Taft guidance and League of Republican Clubs.
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New York
Taft
James Wilson
Charles D Norton
Wilson
Sato
Norton
Henry L Stimson
Ezra T. Prentice
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Uungs
House of Representatives
Kansay
Congress
Minnesota
Iowa
Root
Roots
Repubblicahn
Ohio
Syracuse
Salem
Washington County
Sherburne
Che- Rango County
Rome
John A Stewart
League of Republican Clubs
State Committee
Political Developments in New York Campaigns 1912
Secretary Wilson enters New York campaigning backing Taft for president and warns that a Democratic House would be elected by eastern voters. Roosevelt tours Buffalo attacking Dix as a trust ally. Stimson says governor power can curb price boosts, Dix plans stump tours, Parker rebuts Roosevelt, and betting odds favor Dix. Foraker to speak for Republicans with Harding.
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Wilson
New York State
Taft
East
Col. Roosevelt
Buffalo
Empire State
Dix
Stimson
John A. Dix
New York
Troy
Parker
Tammany
H. L. Stimson
Wall Street
Senator Foraker
Harding
Dix Bets Surge Amid Rumors of State Officers Visit
New York Nov 1 reports show higher election betting activity than any day since polls opened. Three men claimed state officer status at curb centers, causing nerves but no bets by them. Brokers reported large Dix wagers and mixed odds as rumors of enforcement actions spread through the trading floor.
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Washington Post
New York
Financial
Stock Exchange
Pyperly
Det Igs
Ronteer
Stimson
Waldorf
Dia
Frederick C Tanner
Army to train men as aviators for modern war
Europe develops military aeros and outstrips this country as the Chief Signal Officer in the annual report urges training soldiers as aviators and readiness for conflict. Government equipment is small with only ten men in service and warns of dangers ahead.
Cites Need for Air Arm and Preparedness in 1897 War Lesson
Brig Gen James Allen warns that the United States must build an aerial force with at least twenty aeroplanes and trained pilots. He notes past wartime unpreparedness in Spain 1897 and urges early practice, broader aviation training, and federal control of wireless telegraphy and telephony, with congressional action to expand the signal corps.
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United States
James Allen
Army
Alien
Allen
Spain
Whch
Gen Allen
Senate
Longworth splits Republican ranks in Ohio rally
Rep Nicholas Longworth declares three Republican classes reactionaries progressives and ultra radicals urging party to follow Willam H Taft and Theodore Roosevelt while supporting WG Herding in Ohio campaign. Herding speeches cap two days of campaigning in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
WG Herding
Republican Party
Republicam Party
United States
Willam H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mgr. Herding
Weval
Money Pours Out Uprising in Madrid Rumored Gen Allen Urges Air Fleet
Daily index lists items across pages including a Madrid uprising rumor and a call by General Allen for stronger air power as part of today’s issue. Other notes reference a treasury deficit, a White House matter, and various local notices.
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Polite Club
Wilson
New York
Madrid
Gen Allen
Chapel Cornerstone
Calis Dix Trust
Aly Stimson
Andrew Carnegie
White House
Treasury
Baltimore Aviation
Potomac
Soriety
Tamestown
Shooting Mystery At Fourteenth And Clifton Streets
A 28 year old Samuel R Goodwin of New York City was shot at the Victoria apartment house at Fourteenth and Clifton streets NW. He was taken to Garfield Hospital where he regained consciousness. Mrs W L McClure refused to discuss details.
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Garfield Hospital
Victoriapartment House
Fourteenth
Clifton Streets
Samuel RK Gooudwin
West
Least Street
New York City
W L McClure
Victor
S Wren Howard
Thirteenth Street
Dr Howard
Goodwin
Garfeld Hospital
Post
the Victoria
McClure
New York
Samuel R Goodwin
West One Hundred and Fifty
Edgar B Goodwin
Samuel Goodwin
United States Arm
Fort Teavenworth
Miss Bula Bay Sues Banker for Breach of Promise
A jury in Sioux Falls returns verdict in favor of Miss Bula Bay of Menominee Michigan against James S Sanborn banker of Pukwane Dak. Damages awarded 925000 for breach of promise she says she refused a 25000 job to please her fiancé and interceded with an aunt who threatened to disinherit him.
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France
Washington Post
Bula Bay
Menominee
Mich
James S Sanborn
Pukwane
Dax
Miss Bay
Michigan
Sanborn
San- Aporn
Foss Calls On Miss Torrey In Millbury
Democratic candidate Eugena N Foss visited Miss Eisa Delia Torrey in Millbury and received her support. Foss rode with John Alden Thayer to the door after a cordial chat and Torrey expressed hope for his election, noting tariff revision and living costs.
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Washington Post
Millbury
Mass
Eugena N Foss
Eisa Delia Torrey
Taft
Foas
Worcester County
Foss
Mr. Foss
Babes Swapped Seeks Seattle Police Help
In a Seattle letter, H Hansen now of New Lisbon Wis says his first child, a girl born nearly two decades ago, was swapped after birth. He alleges a nurse stole the baby and replaced it with another, noting his wife’s eyes and the infant’s eye color reportedly changed and seeks information on the missing child.
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Washington Post
Seattle
Hansen
New Lisbon
Wis
Wew
Foraker Supports Ticket in Ohio Campaign Swing
Former Senator Foraker will make three speeches for Warren G Harding in Ohio as part of the campaign. Harding met Foraker at his Traction Building office for talks on party unity and the Marysville controversy. Garfield also visited Cincinnati, then headed to Oxford to speak in the afternoon.
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Harding
Ohio
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Foraker
Warren G Harding
Senator Foraker
Traction
Senatororake
Mount Vernon
Oxford
Submarine Crew Overcome by Fumes in Bay Exercise
Three crew members aboard the government submarine Octopus were overcome by fumes of gasoline or acid during a practice run in Narragansett Bay near Newport Rhode Island. They were treated at the naval torpedo station as the boat landed and recovered air shortly thereafter.
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Washington Post
Newport, R I
Lower
Narraganget Bay
Octopus
Naval Torpedo Station
Rich farmer elopes at 82 in Sterling affair
Jacob Myers, an 82 year old rich farmer, and Ellen Kraft, 48, secretly wed today in Sterling. Myers’ 60 year old son objected to the marriage. The bridegroom has three great grandchildren.
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Sterling
Jacob Myers
Ellen Kraft
Myers
Cornerstone Laid for Bethlehem Chapel of Washington Cathedral
The cornerstone was laid for the Bethlehem Chapel within Washington Cathedral in a dawn service led by Bishop Harding and Bishop Brent. Henry Yates Satterlee, the late bishop, is honored as founder, with sermons stressing church duties to the modern state and national obligations to prevent ruin. The ceremony drew bishops, clergy, and attendees despite overcast skies, and featured a procession from St Alban’s to the chapel site.
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Kotnstant Lyscopal
Bethlehem
Holheiml
Ss Peter
Pau
St Sibur
Wil
Iemoriil
Rex Henry Yates
Tish
Washington
Cath
Dral Pryect
Alfred Wardine Bistop
Woashitton
Brent Iehor
Ok Nelson
Atlanta
Yates Satteries
Har
Satterle
Tenyx Mast
Bishop Satterlee
Toa Sermen
Satterler
Els
Lerla
Paul
Inek
Inyme
St Albars
Bistopr
Ro HO Mehim
H Roling Cotton
C Staienahl
Pr Te Vries
P Withfants
Wool
Thomas Reat
Church of
Gur Saviour
Barding
Bratenint
Satteriea
Washington Post
Bs Satterjee
Bo Risso Satterjee
General Theological Seminars
New York
Psidp Satterles
T Marys Parish
Maryland
Satterlee
Theorhop Brandson
t+ cathedral
Bishen Harding
Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
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