Democrats to caucus on revenue and cloture issues in Senate
The Democrats of the Senate plan a caucus to consider revenue measures for defense and a modified form of cloture. Leaders Owen Kern and Walsh will push the rule change while some Republicans and older senators oppose it. Debate over whether the Senate can act before House action and how cloture would apply shapes the session with the merchant marines bill also up for discussion.
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Gov Spry Declares War on I W W in Utah
Utah governor William Spry vows to drive the Industrial Workers of the World from the state. He warns militia could be used to stop inflammatory speeches and threats. The pledge follows rising agitation around the Hilstrom case and anti I W W activity in Salt Lake City.
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Industrial Workers of the World
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Hillatrom
Clark Seeks Moderate National Defense Plan
Speaker Champ Clark told President Wilson he favored a national defense program within reasonable limits. He said he had not committed to the administration’s detailed army and navy increases, but believed Congress would craft satisfactory legislation. He planned active debate and return to Washington soon for further talks with the President.
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Moose ticket praised Myron T. Herrick by Progressive leader
Chicago November 19 Progressive leader George W. Perkins said the bull moose movement will carry a national ticket in 1926. He praised Myron T. Herrick former ambassador to France as a true Progressive voice, aligning views with Republicans and Beveridge. Perkins spoke after talks with Col Roosevelt to spread conference results to Western Progressives.
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Instantlé
Martine Seeks Reelect Amid Democratic Opposition
In Plainfield New Jersey Senator Martine declares his opposition to President Wilson's views stems from honest conviction and will wage a hard fight for reelection in 1916 despite possible opposition from Governor Fielder State Treasurer Grosscup and other New Jersey Democratic leaders. He rejects the idea of any conference between Wilson and New Jersey leaders to choose a successor and predicts continued independent stance.
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Washington Post
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Penrose Seeks Republican Nomination Rumors Circulate
Denton Texas reports Senator Boles Penrose of Pennsylvania, visiting via the Berry Bell line, says no authority for a presidential bid, though he has been mentioned for the Republican nomination. He notes convention fate remains uncertain, citing Lincoln Grant and Hayes as examples. He left for San Antonio after brief remarks.
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United
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Pennsylvania
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Lincoln
Grant
Hayen
Senator Penrose
Senatorial Fight Ends in High Drama Primary Today
Nashville Tenn Nov 1 After one of the hottest campaigns in state history the Democratic primary to select a nominee for United States senator will be held tomorrow. Senator Luke Lea from Knoxville faces a tough race with support from Rep KD McKellar of the Tenth District and former Gov Malcolm Patterson of Memphis amid reports of a tight statewide vote.
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Tenn
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United States
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Naght Line
Auccbad
KD. McKellar
Tanth
Malcolm R. Patterson
Memphis
Indictments Return Against Nineteen Sing Sing Prisoners
Nine teen indictments returned today by a grand jury in White Plains New York against inmates at Sing Sing Prison. Only one name made public. others kept secret. Justice Mormehauser presided as the jury filed in with the indictments amid inquiry into prison conditions.
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Vecal
Washington
N.Y
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Mormehauser
Lamar May Retire After Stroke Halts Supreme Court Return
Savannah Ga November report cites rumors that Justice Joseph R. Lamar may retire from active duty due to a stroke while on leave at Warm Springs Virginia. The Georgia native, appointed by Taft, is said to be unlikely to resume full responsibilities, remaining on pay by act of Congress if retirement occurs.
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Savannah
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United States Supreme Court
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Taft
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Debs Declines to Run for President Again
Eugene V Debs, long shot Socialist candidate in 1900 1904 and 1908, announced he has declined the nomination for the presidency at the hands of his party. He offered no statement on his reasons and did not accept the party’s offer to run.
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Ind
Eugens V. Debs
United States
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Debs
Aetna
Borah Endorses Constitutional Amendment in Letter
Idaho Senator William E. Borah acknowledged writing letters to Western inquirers about a constitutional prohibition amendment. He stated he would vote in favor to report the measure from committee, confirming his support.
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Prediction of Colorado House shift to Republicans in 1916
Denver reports Frank B. Woods of Iowa stating Colorado will move from a Democratic to a Republican majority in the U S House after the 1916 election. He cites the tariff as the main issue and argues Democratic economic policy harmed the nation, with war delaying stronger backlash.
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Colo
Nol
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Ower House of Congress
Frank B. Woods
Idwa
Congress
Woods
Republican Party
Nebraska Republicans Mull Roosevelt Ballot Change
Nebraska moves consider removing Justice Hughes from the 1916 presidential primary ballot and substituting Theodore Roosevelt. The Washington Post notes Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson’s support, while Meyer Thompson and H. D. Netebrook emerge as Republican candidates. State headquarters will be set up for Thompson as Republicans seek unity for victory.
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Meyer Thompson
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Thompson
ThonbBon
Extra Session in Illinois Raises Suffrage Question
Gov Edward F Dunne calls for an extra legislative session in Illinois to consider the primary election act and a suffrage issue. Proponents expect the question to dominate debate as lawmakers gather beyond the regular session limits.
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Clark for Governor Interest Grows in Missouri
Reported sentiment in Missouri favors drafting Speaker Champ Clark for governor next year. Missouri Democrats in Washington say leaders seek his consent, with Clark’s statewide popularity cited as crucial for a strong Democratic nomination and possible victory against Republicans in 192? while Clark himself shows no plan to quit national politics.
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Washington
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Advert for Bromo Quinine cures cold and grip
An advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a remedy to cure a cold in two days. It mentions a specific claimant, Jhone Gay, and hints at associated names and a price or quantity variant in small print.
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Reopening of Swan at Torreon Mexico Reported
Open Torreon consulate announces reopening of the Swan at Torreon Mexico while noting food conditions and limited railroad service to Durango may delay full resumption. British and Mexican authorities dispute ship’s position near Progreso as Canada’s Zealandia saga continues.
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Britain
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de Zealandia
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