MacKey Ally Predicts Bigger Vote for Commonwealth's Attorney
Supporters of the MacKey faction declare confidence that he will poll a larger vote than both opponents. They claim gains will secure the office, while backers of the other side fail to compromise before Election Tuesday in Virginia.
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Police Seeks Woman In WAIR Amid Virginia Campaign Turmoil
Police hunt for Mrs Mane L Coffman believed missing since October 3 after a political conference in Washington DC showed she did not intend to return to her husband Isaac Coffman and their four children. Coffman, hospitalized and sobbing, questions his wife’s return as supporters argued over a Commonwealth’s Attorney race in Alexandria County Virginia with three candidates and alleged withdrawal plans.
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Alexandria Meeting Debates Prohibition and Local Candidates
Citizens of Chertydale heard a political gathering under Alexandria influence. Vi Mackey, Markey, and several candidates for sheriff, judge, and revenue offices discussed enforcement and reform amid predictions and doubts about election outcomes. A near bicycle incident spurs talk of new bicycle laws.
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Freemen Released on Promise to Seek Work in Alexandria
In Alexandria police court Alfred Mason Frank Jackson and Lawrence Baker were arraigned on vagrancy charges and released with the understanding they would secure work by evening. The article mentions upcoming memorial speeches and local civic notices including school board elections and a funeral proceeding for Mrs Vaughan near Lincolns, Fairfax County Virginia.
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Ohio Progressives at Work Dinner Forms Temporary Org
Republicans attend dinner in Cleveland where over 300 progressives gather to hear Senator Moses E. Clapp of Minnesota. Judge W. Wanamaker of Akron named temporary chairman and JD Fackler of Cleveland as secretary treasurer. A Declaration of Principles draft to be prepared in Columbus soon. Taft’s name not mentioned.
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Republicans split predicted in Nebraska rally
Speaker Champ Clark predicted the Republican party would field two candidates in 1918. Taft expected to be renominated, with insurgent Republicans nominating Senator La Follette. Clark concluded his tour supporting Daniel Stevens for Congress in the Third District.
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Denver fund formed to aid national conventions
A new movement began in Denver to raise funds for hosting the forthcoming Republican and Democratic national conventions. Al Mohler of Omaha, president of the Harriman system, will lead a contribution list with 2500, and others expressed willingness to give.
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Boston Navy Yard Hop Case Ends in Fine for Cowles
Dr Edward Cowles was fined ten dollars in municipal court after being found guilty of assaulting trolley car conductor John Kelley during a dispute over a car stop at Exeter. Government witnesses testified Cowles struck Kelley, while defense witnesses said Cowles left the car and was helped off, and Kelley caused the arrest. Dorothy Hessler of Chicago linked to the inquiry.
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Taft to vote straight for Republicans says Fleischmann
Former Cincinnati mayor Julius Fleischmann reports that President Taft plans to vote the Republican municipal ticket in Cincinnati. Fleischmann wrote from Pittsburgh detailing Taft’s reply affirming support for the Republican candidates and noting changes since Akron speech.
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Red Hats for New Cardinals to be Conferred in Rome
The Pope decrees that all likely cardinals to be created at the November 2 consistory must travel to Rome to receive their red hats. Spanish and Austrian candidates will obtain the biretta under their nations Concordat terms. The Vatican aims to avoid delays between consistory and later appointments by granting formal sanction in Rome.
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Oregon plan arguments in Supreme Court clash over initiative
The U S Supreme Court heard Oregon initiative and referendum arguments with Pillsbury and Duniway opposing the method and contending constitutional limits. Oregon officials and attorneys argued over republican form, due process, equal protection, and the role of state constitutions in a federal system.
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Amendments Favor Faged? Democrats Confident in Maryland Race
In Maryland a bitter battle over three constitutional amendments looms as the November election nears. Democrats claim control of the legislature and consider curtailing Governor Goldsborough’s power, while Republicans fear a Republican victory could trigger a special session to reassign appointive powers from the governor to the legislature.
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Tobacco Case Meets With Judge Lacombe In Chambers
Attorney General Wickersham and tobacco firm counsel confer with Judge Lacombe in chambers. Officials decline to reveal any decision timing, stating it depends on the court as the conference spurs potential brief submissions in the tobacco case.
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Fleets Disperse as Atlantic Navy Breaks Up for War Travel
The vast American fleet moves from New York Harbor and Pacific coasts dispersing to Newport Philadelphia Hampton Roads and Los Angeles as battleships cruisers and destroyers head to San Diego Mare Island and other yards. Rear Admirals Osterhaus Badger Ward and Howard command divisions with scheduled maneuvers testifying to wartime readiness.
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Smuggled Glass Eyes Case In New York
Illicit traffic in artificial optics between Germany and the United States has been charged. Warrants issued for two men on smuggling and related offenses. Customs officials seized about $1000 worth of artificial eyes. Steamship line employees are alleged to have aided the smugglers.
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WETS WIN IN OHIO IN LOCAL ELECTION
East Liverpool Ohio Nov 8 The Aquor etement won in Columbiana county by an estimated majority of 1200 to 1600 Liston and East Palestine remain Ary East Liverpool and Wellsville must vote under the Beal law which applies to cities and an election will be held next Tuesday Saloons will be opened at once in a number of towns.
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Ol df ield visits. famed racer hints at reentry
OlIfield, a noted auto racer and Firestone representative from Skron Ohio, visits Fred Harvey anddownplays reentering racing while predicting a strong year for auto makers and dealers amid scarce life insurance business and widespread travel.
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Electric Rail Commission to Enforce Overcrowding Rules
Secretary H Eddy said the District electric rail commission is ready to enforce overcrowding regulations after gathering information. He noted some lines provide inadequate service and deplorable car conditions with frequent, well grounded complaints. One issue is riders unable to board beyond the rear platform due to crowding. The commission will push improvements.
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Fibre Captain Killed in Brooklyn Fire Tragedy
Special to The Washington Post reports Fire Captain James Hagen, a ten year veteran praised for gallantry, died tonight when a roof collapsed at 12 Water Street in Brooklyn. Hagen delayed his escape until his crew was clear, showing courage before the building gave way. He was to celebrate the third anniversary of his marriage next week.
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Birdmen Fly to Annapolis on Autop paralyzed flight test
Naval aviators Lieuts Ellkson and Towers completed a long cross country trial from Hampton Roads to Annapolis in an air boat despite severe cold and gale conditions. The trip included landings at Smiths Point and Point Lookout, demonstrating alternate water landings and continued flight despite mechanical challenges.
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Curzon Gazette: Baron Titles Amid Coronation Honors
The coronation honors gazette lists Curzon as Baron Havensdale of Tengdale and designates the title Ravenedale for Ravensdale. In default of issue, the eldest daughter would inherit the baroness title, with succession passing to male heirs otherwise. Lord Ravenadale’s wife Mary Leiter, daughter of L Leiter of Washington and Chicago, had three daughters.
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