National campaign on dominates 1916 remarks echoed
National politics surged as Republican voices rallied in Chicago and Denton Texas with Myrone, Weeks, Phillips and Herrick presenting stances. Weeks said Massachusetts election paved 1916 path, urged ship subsidies and opposed government-owned naval operations. Phillips denounced experimental theories, La Follette critique, and Wisconsin delegation stance.
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Washington Post
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Patterson predicts unprecedented prosperity from NCR convention
Dayton November reports from 800 NCR salesmen show all but one claim rapid territory growth and a coming boom. John H. Patterson, NCR president, predicts prosperity unmatched in U.S. history and announces more than 200000 planned advertising this month plus 659000 spent to train the selling force in Dayton for three days.
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National Cash Register Company
John H. Patterson
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Rites for Her Fiance Family Pays for His Grave
A Chicago tramp known as Dr Alleyne Hensley will be buried in Arlington Cemetery after an Atlanta society girl Miss Julia Choate Crumley allegedly funded a hoax romance. The Crumley family agent arranged for a proper burial if the body remains unclaimed, while the obscure man’s body is held at an undertaker in Chicago awaiting identification. New York figures note Stevenson P Taylor won election as president of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, succeeding Col Robert M Thompson.
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Atlanta
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Misa Cromley
Phanton
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Potters’ Field
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Minow Central
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Washington
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Catherine Walsh
Church of St. Anne de Brighton
Baby Bollinger
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Baby Bollinger Verdict Sparks East Side Debate
Two New York mothers from the lower East Side say Baby Bollinger should have died rather than live with deformities. They and settlement workers argue life is hard for the poor and deformed children, while a single dissenting voice at a settlement house questions saving the baby.
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Anna Schwarta
Henry Street
Rhoda Burke
Houston Street
Hatselden
Chicago Officials Uphold Doctor In Letting Defective Infant Die
Chicago reports detail Dr Haiselden defending his decision to refuse treatment for a disabled infant. Public reaction runs strong as physicians, social workers, and citizens express shock, with letters and the baptism incident highlighting the debate over medical ethics and the infant's fate.
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China Empire Waits for Yuan to Monarchize Throne
The article reports President Yuan Shi Kai plans to install a monarchy with the little Manchu emperor as a prince and to grant him an annual $4,000,000 living allowance. It notes opposition from allied powers, aims to gain conservative support, and outlines expected imperial emoluments and family provisions. Also mentions provincial votes on monarchy and constitution and a Buenos Aires bank robbery of $16,000.
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Astor picks Weinstein not the wallet thief at Belasco
Vincent Astor fails to identify Barney Weinstein as the man who pickpocketed $230 at the Belasco Theater. Weinstein is discharged after Magistrate Cobb, amid a theater crowd, is unable to confirm him as the culprit. Astor's tale of the encounter was made public as the case drew court scrutiny.
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Washington Post
New York
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Cobb
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Hughes Likely Off Nebraska Primary Ballot
Nebraska Secretary of State C W Pool sent telegrams to Associate Justice Hughes replying to a request from state Republicans to withdraw his name from the April presidential preference ballot. Pool reserved the right to decide, noting Hughes’s personal wishes will be considered, with a decision expected in a few days.
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Supreme Court
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Secretary of Justice
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Nebr
C W. Pool
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Chas W. Pool
Hau
Hillstrom To Die Today As Governor Declines Pardon
East Lake City November 18 Gov William Spry with the state board of pardons declines further interference in the Hillstrom murder case. He telegrams President Wilson refusing postponement and stating execution will proceed likely early tomorrow. Hillstrom not yet advised of the decision. a death watch is in place.
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William Spry
State Board of Pardona
Wilson
Joseph Hillstrom
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White House
Swedish socialist Lovegren cites Florence killings of 20 Italians
Berlin dispatch reports Dr Lovegren, a Swedish parliament member, witnessed Italian socialists removed from Florence and executed. The socialists, dressed in army and navy uniforms, refused conscription and were transported to Atexazo for shooting, per the Overseas News Agency.
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Bryan Will Not Run in 1916 Presidential Race
Minneapolis reports William J. Bryan has told friends he will not seek the presidency or oppose Wilson’s renomination. He plans to remain in private life, dampening talk of a Bryan organization as Minnesota moves toward the first presidential primary. The letters stress his determination to stay a private citizen.
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Minn
William J. Bryan
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