Lodge Reelection Backed by Guild and Crane in Massachusetts
Boston November 10 Friends of Senator Lodge grow hopeful as ex governor Guild endorses Lodge and Murray Crane also backs him. Guild says progressive legislation including a permanent tariff commission and child labor reform would suffer if Lodge is defeated.
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Guild
Permanent Tariff Commission
Washington Post
Boston
Maas
Friends
Senator Lodge
Senate
John L Bates
Onleas Mt Lodge
Gov Draper
Gov. Draper
Curtis Guild
Lay
Alwass
Ira
Torre
Murray Crane
Republican Party
Massachusetta
Corpses used to sway voters in local option race
In Auburn a Prohibitionist effort displayed two dead alcoholics in a undertaker window. Deputy Coroner Connell staged the bodies upright with a sign reading He died of drink as voters passed. Pro and anti saloon factions fought hard. the town ultimately voted wet, with no apparent effect from the display.
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Seattle
Wah
Irt
Auburn
Seatle
Connell
May Try to Oust Powers From Kentucky Seat
A circulating report from Trunville Kentucky claims that Democratic leaders plan a concerted move to unseat Representative Caldwell Powers of Kentucky's Eleventh District. The challenge rests on accusations related to his alleged role in Goebel assassination charges and a gubernatorial pardon, urging denial of his seat pending acquittal.
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Democratic Congress
Trunville
Cale Powers
Wilsons
Goebel
Smith May Succeed Kean as New Jersey Senator
In Trenton on November 10, politics center on who will replace John Kean as U S senator. Former Senator James Smith Jr, Newark newspaper proprietor, is viewed as a leading candidate with several Democratic legislators pledged to back him.
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Washington
Trenton NJ
United States
New Jersey
John Kean
James Smith, Jr
Newark
Carroll leading with 17869 in Iowa governor race
Practically complete returns from 98 of 99 counties show Gov Carroll (Rep) ahead of Porter (Dem) by 17869 votes. Fourth district results indicate Rep Gilbert N Haugen reelected over Dem D D Murph by a substantial plurality.
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Iowa
Carroll
Porter
Towa
Gilbert N Haugen
Wilson Leads With 48000 Plurality in New Jersey Race
Election returns from Trenton dated November 10 show Woodrow Wilson leading with about 48000 votes as the expected total rises toward a 5600 plurality. The margin nearly matches Governor Stokes's six year record for the state.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bovernm
Wilson
Stokes
Porto Rico Unionists Win and Delegates Elected
Porto Rico unions sweep the island elections with every member of the house of delegates elected. Saunders holds a 67 vote lead in Virginia Fifth District as E W Saunders, Democrat, defeats Parsons, Republican, in the congressional count.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Island
Saunders
Roanoke
Virginia
E W Saunders
Parsons
Hooper Leads In Early East Tennessee Returns In Governing Contest
Returns from additional east Tennessee counties today reduce Hooper's apparent plurality over Taylor. With only about two thirds of counties reporting, Hooper holds a 13 564 lead on the face of the returns. The legislature on joint ballot is expected to be very close and officials anticipate a challenge in the First district over an alleged illegal ballot.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Hooper
Taylor
One Vote Margin Recount in Thirty-sixth District
A Buffalo recount of the Thirty-sixth Congressional district shows DD. v. Alexander, Republican, and Charles Smith, Democrat Prohibition Independence League, each with 2.64 percent of 41,368 votes. An arithmetic error favoring Smith is corrected, giving him a one vote lead. a contest against Alexander seems unlikely.
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N. Y
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Charles
Smith
Independence League
Mr. Smith
Imprabab'e
Socialists win in Milwaukee amid Republican splits
Milwaukee voters shift to the Socialists aided by bitter La Follette Republican rifts and Democratic dissension. Socialists gain county balance with about 20 000 votes of 61 000 cast while campaigning heavily for sheriff and district attorney. Anticipated local shifts reflect factional divides rather than broad socialist strength.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
la Follette
Socialista
Cocheme
Congress
W. H. Stafford
Cochem
Waukesha County
Berger
Lower Tariff Seen After U S Election Wins
Paris observers react to American election results noting international implications. The French press cites Democratic gains as likely to bring lower tariffs in the United States and broaden Harape products markets. Some say theRoosevelt defeat stemmed from his excess popularity and democratic fears, while the Gaulois attributes the shift to Catholic clergy influence after the Vatican incident.
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United States
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Figaro
Roosevelt
Vatican
Shafroth Conceded Seat As Democrats Dominate Colorado
Denver learned election returns were incomplete due to scratched ballots yet pointed to the Democratic State ticket sweeping. Republicans conceded Gov John F. Shafroth reelection. Democrats claimed a majority around 18,000, with the next general assembly expected to be heavily Democratic.
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Colorado
Congress
John F. Shafroth
Shafroth
Nixon Leads By One Thousand In Nevada Senate Vote
Carson City Nevada November 10 estimates from late returns give George S Nixon Republican at least a thousand plurality in the advisory vote for United States Senator. Roberts Republican wins Congress by about 1,280, and Oddie Republican leads for governor by at least 750. Indications point to Ross of the Remnants as lieutenant governor while Democrats claim minor state offices and both parties claim the legislature.
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Nev
George S Nixon
United States
Roberts
Congress
Oddie
Ross
Pittabure Man Jumps From Sixth Floor in Bank Building
Charles Finkler, 32, leaped from a sixth story window of a bank in Pittabure on November 20 aiming to die. Trolley wires broke his fall, likely saving his life. He was found dazed in the street with a fractured shoulder and scalp wound. The Vermont Association District holds its season opener Monday at 7 o'clock at ATWI Street.
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Seasion of the Vermont Association of the District
Atwi Street
Hughes 70 Head Court He Has Reached A Decision
New York jurist chosen as chief justice candidate for the Supreme Court. President Taft favors Associate Justice Hughes, citing youth, long tenure ahead, and reform aims in civil procedure. Other candidates like Harlan and White lacked age advantages. decision expected with Senate action in December.
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Harlan
Charles E Hughes
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Supreme Bench
Elihu Root
Edward Uv White
Congress
Senate
Baldwin Plans Suit Against Roosevelt Soon
New Haven dispatch reports Judge Simeon E. Baldwin elected governor of Connecticut intends to sue Theodore Roosevelt. Baldwin will file in New York State to ensure fairness and avoid Connecticut judiciary tensions. He will not discuss case details publicly and seeks only to handle first gubernatorial duties before launching legal action.
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Exposition Bonds Voted by California and Louisiana
California voters approve a 17.5 million bid to host a Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco funded by state tax and San Francisco bonds. Louisiana ratifies a 6.5 million bond issue boosting the world’s exposition fund for a New Orleans site in 1915 with plans for buildings and power plants.
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Louisiana
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San Francisco
New Orleans
New Orleana
Friction in Manchuria Strains Tokyo Beijing Ties
Victoria BC November reports friction between Chinese and Japanese in Manchuria rising after Chinese police arrest two Chinese employees of the Japanese consulate who visited the German consulate to ask about movements of the German minister at Peking. Tokyo newspapers warn of a sharpened crisis as thirteen Japanese, who refused to leave Taolu near the treaty limits, are said to have been arrested and mistreated.
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Knox Looks to Diaz in Lingering Lynching Ties
Mexico City reports quieting after repressive measures curb riot scenes. Officials say police prevented a New National Theater gathering and will suppress inciting newspapers. Ambassador Wilson praised for firm stance. in Texas, officials consider investigating a Rock Spring lynching if requested.
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Cigarette Becomes Scene On White Star Liner
Mrs Fat Campbell, sister of Gifford Pinchot, arrives on the Adriatic and, amid cordial greetings, is outshone by Lady Alan Johnstone who smokes a cigarette at luncheon. Fellow passengers react with consternation as smoking by ladies in dining saloons is discouraged aboard White Star ships. Lady Alan declines photo posing and continues her voyage. her husband serves in the British diplomatic service.
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Pat Campbell
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Biggeye Tady
Hammerstein Wins Suit Over Necklace Investment
Mrs Grace Hammerstein sues former friend Mrs Minnie Brown for 3750 claiming she invested 12350 from a necklace sale in a West Eighty eighth street house and mortgage. The court sided with Hammerstein, awarding the sum plus costs.
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Washington Post
New York
Grace W. Hammerstein
Arthur Hammerstein
Supreme Court
Hooker Today
Minnie T. Brown
Hammerstein
Brown
Accused of 24000 theft by clairvoyant palmist duo
Special to The Washington Poat reports clairvoyant and palmist William Ho Kohler and Roysten Verrell appeared in court after arrest for swindling women via investment schemes. Kohler, linked to a Massachusetts larceny case, allegedly induced Mrs Coffin to invest 24000 dollars in a mine scheme, with detectives estimating total takings near 200000 dollars.
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Washington Poat
New York
Palmist
William Ho Kohler
Kaiser at American Talk in Berlin
Emperor William attended an opening lecture by Hugo Muensterberg and Alphonso Smith as part of the 1910 1911 Berlin course on American literature since 1809. The event featured American professors, German officials, and embassy members with the emperor showing interest and humor during the remarks.
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Hugo Muensterberg
Harvard University
Alphonso Smith
University of Virginia
University of Berlin
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Empresa Auguste Victorie
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Court warns Mrs. Martin over courtroom interruptions
In Newark on November 10 the East Orange bathtub murder inquiry resumed as Mrs Caroline B. Martin disrupted witnesses. Judge Ten Wyck warned she would be barred from future hearings unless her behavior improved, after she shouted at former counsel Franklin W. Fort who testified.
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N. J
Caroline B. Martin
Ocey W. M. Snead
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Martin
Ten Wyck
Franklin W. Fort
Delagua Mine Disaster Reaches Sixty Five Dead
Delagua Colorado reports 65 fatalities after another body is recovered in the mine explosion. Twelve workers remain unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue amid a hazardous scene. An injured miner was found alive in a chamber. Elsewhere in New York Staten Island archdeacon Charles Sumner Burch elected bishop suffragan of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York with a 7500 dollar annual salary at the diocesan conference. In Boston attorney Henry H Buck, 56, drowns in a bathtub at his store, reportedly struck ill while bathing and was unmarried.
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iNneas
New England Record for Corn Production Set in Worcester
Perley G. Davis of Granby earned $500 after topping the New England corn exhibit with a one acre yield of 103 1 4 bushels crib dry yellow mint corn and 127 bushels shelled, equal to 203 1 4 bushels on a standard basis. The event took place in Worcester Mass on November 10.
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Baron de Ungern Sternburg Sentenced in Russia
Baron de Ungern Sternburg, correspondent for an Austro Hungarian news agency, was sentenced by the appeals court to four years hard labor on high treason charges in St. Petersburg. He was arrested last June by secret police who seized his papers and he admitted supplying the Austrian military attache with translated ministerial war and marine proposals to the duma.
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Baron de Ungern Sternburg
Cport
Baron de Uingern Sternburg
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Duma
Cavalieri Unable to Appear in Marguerite at Opera
Lina Cavalieri is ill and cannot perform in Marguerite at the Paris opera. Mme Carre will sing her role as replacement.
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Washington Post
Paris
Lina Cavalieri
Chanter
Marguerite
Mme Carre
Ex Mayor Weds Actress in Michigan Ceremony
Ex mayor David Rose of Milwaukee and Rosemary Whitney, former vaudeville actress, wed at Paw Paw Michigan at the summer home of Mr Rose. The private ceremony was witnessed by Rose's two children and his secretary.
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Mich. Navy
David Rose
Milwaukee
Rosemary Whitney
Paw Paw
Rowe
Tried for life in five hours in Somerville court
Guylia Toth faced a jury in a first degree murder trial, left for jail after conviction, with sentencing set for Thursday. The case stems from a September quarrel in which he killed his wife. Gov Burke’s election conceded in Fargo with a 1,50 plurality for the Democrat.
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Boys Shot While At Play In Ohio Feud Case
Geneva Ohio November 10 William Parker 17 and his 13 year old wife arrested after three Harpersfield School pupils are shot by buckshot in front of the Parker residence. Evan Rhodes 11 dies. Philip Kraus and Earl Rawson gravely wounded. Witness says a woman shouted threats before the shooting ending a feud.
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Earl Rawson
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Woman Fends Off Burglar At Grocer's Counter
In Pittsburg on November 10 Mia Hose Fire man a local grocer keeper seized a two pound weight and threw it at a burglar, striking him on the forehead and felling him. The intruder, a negro, had begun to hurl smaller weights before police captured him.
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Caach Register
Boston Man Kills Two In District Attorney Office Shooting
Walter E. Fall, an Aberty house employee on bail for assaulting Esther H. Fores, shot and killed Frank A. Rees and Police Sergeant Frederick Schlehuber in the district attorney’s office. He was overpowered after attempting to take his own life, and later held without bail for murder. Fall claimed he wished to marry the Fogg girl, a plan opposed by Rees.
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Walter E. Fall
Ist Ata House
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Esther H. Fores
Frank A. Rees
Frederick Schlehuber
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Schehuber
Fail
Benjamin Haines
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Hees
Schlehuber
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Escaped Slayers Retaken in Virginia Jail Break
In Christiansburg Virginia on November 10 six Montgomery county jail escapees, two convicted murderers, were captured after a telephone operator spotted them from Riuld. Neighbors armed with sticks quickly subdued the fugitives, who were armed only with clubs, and five were sent to Richmond’s city jail for confinement.
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Synod Opens in Charlotte Presbyterian Church Assembly
Clergy and lay delegates from across the country and foreign fields gather in Charlotte for the 14th annual synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. About 200 delegates from the district south of Maryland and east of the Mississippi attend as the synod meets through Monday night. Rev. Dr. C. S. Young of South Carolina is elected moderator, succeeding Rev. Dr. W. S. Haddon of Statesville, N. C.
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Washington Post
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South Carolina
Gynod
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Statesville, N. C
Shot by Unknown Man Wounds Foxville Youth in Head
Lewis Smith, a youth near Foxville, was shot in the head today by an unidentified man while crossing a field. The shot damaged his upper lip and jaw, lodging in his throat, with five teeth knocked out. The shooter fled. authorities treat the event as non accidental. Dr. Maurice D. Kefauver treated the wound. Local Option Election Sought in Suffolk as petition drive nears December vote. Circuit Judge James I. McLemore to order a local option election. advocates aim to reduce bitterness from earlier wet and dry fights in Suffolk.
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Lewis Smith
Smith
Maurice D. Kefauver
Washington Post
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James I. McLemore
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