Mayor Race in New York Sees Barnard Ahead by Forty Thousand
Parsons of the Republican camp forecasts Barnard a 40,000 plurality in the mayoral race with 210,000 votes for the Democratic and 130,000 for the Independent nominee. Gaynor is not a national factor to the party bosses, who expect Hearst around 130,000 votes. Bet odds show uncertainty as figures shift with district returns and court cases loom.
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Hast Second Street
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Parhong
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Shepard
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Coler
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Triaa
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Chanter
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Court’ of Appeals
Associated Press
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Gayoor
Mine explosion kills ten in Hartshorne Oklahoma
Ten miners die and one eight are injured after a gas explosion in Mine No 10 of Rock Island Coal Mining Company at Hartshorne Oklahoma. Subboss Dan Hughes survived briefly, and mine inspector Peter Hanratty visited the scene but did not offer a cause. No fire damage reported.
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Hartshorne
Oklo
Rock Island Coal Mining Company
Dan Hughes
Waa
Hughes
Peter Hanratty
Spain forms liberal cabinet after Maura fall
Senor Moret becomes head of a near full cabinet with interior minister post, Perez Caballero returns as foreign affairs head, and other posts assigned to Gen. Dunique, Senor Gaset, Senor Avihardo, Admiral Coneas, Enor di Campo, and Senor Barroso. Vatican cautious, provinces cheer, Ferrer execution protests abroad, Toronto talk links to violence and electoral rights.
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Haywood
Avenga
Ferrer
Perez Caballero
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Senor Moret
Genor Moret
Cabat
Gen. Dunique
Senor Gaset
Senor Afvarado
Admiral Coneas
Enor di Campo
Senor Barroso
Senor Maura
Mberala
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Alfonso
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Marquis de Vigueroa
Senor Besads
Senor de Laderva
Gen Lanares
Senor
Ferandiz
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Senor Rodriguez San Pedro
Lkely
Morocco
Spain
Rome
Barcelona
St Alfonso
London
House of Commons
Princes Kropotkin
Clifford
Etalista
Toronto
William D. Haxwood
Fred Niblo
Tarough
Roosevelt
Taft Campaign Watchers Mobilize Yale Students for New York Polls
Robert A Taft Sr at Yale assists in organizing Yale students to monitor New York polls on election day. The Volunteer Watchers Association of New York will have E H Whitin address Yale men on October 28 to explain duties. Yale speakers seeking stump work are invited to enroll.
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New York
Washington Peat
New Haven
Conn
Watchers’ Association of New York
Robert A. Taft
Tet
Yate Acudema
Whitin
Ausocine
Spain called to topple regime over Ferrer murder
Reported in Madrid that Spain faces a crisis as the cabinet resigns after the Ferrer murder in Barcelona. Haywood plans Ottawa and Montreal visits, with Germany France and Spain to meet at Pat to discuss Moroccan mining law under the Algeciras framework. State Department notes the abrupt change but refrains from comment.
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Guy Senment
Prof. Ferrer
Barcelona
Haywood
Ottawa
Montreal
Berlin
Germany
France
Pats
Morocco
Algeciras
Spaniah
State Department
Ide
Madrid
Servian Cabinet Falls After Unrest and Plot
Special to The Washington Post Belgrade October 21 The Servian cabinet has resigned amid unrest in Latvia and repeated predictions of King Peter the second dynasty downfall. A major plot by former Minister Genic and regicides who killed King Alexander and Queen Draga is alleged with many officers involved and arrests reported The plot, funded abroad, aimed to oust ruling dynasties of Servia and Montenegro for opposing Austria's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the union of Servia and Montenegro.
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Belgrade
Thets
Latvia
Peter
Pater of
Servia
Nishalaa
Montenegro
Genic
Alexander
Draga
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Illness Costs a Billion Highlighted by Cornell Speech
Eyedal reports at Cornell University that annual U S sickness costs reach about one billion dollars, with minor ailments costing a quarter of a billion. Prof Jerome A Jenks cites authorities estimating thirteen days lost per person yearly, suggesting stronger enforcement and personal discipline could cut losses.
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Washington
Ithaca
United States
Jereamiah A Jenks
Cornell University
Hague
Thia
Bridegroom’s Prank Prompted Police In Philadelphia
Frank A Reed of Elmira New York staged a “joke” by dressing as a clown and forcing a mock parade with his bride and friends in Chester Pennsylvania. The bride’s room belonged to a bachelor club and his marriage violated its rules. Reed was held in Philadelphia while his wife was sent to Brooklyn. he warned of returning to cause arrests after reclaiming his bride.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Frank A Reed
Elmira
Chester
Brooklyn
Reed
Poisoned Candy Suspect Held After Lillard Case
Mrs Maude Ridley, a Bloomington native living in St Louis, was arrested on charges she gave poisoned chocolates to Mrs Fr. W. Lillard, wife of a local reporter. Lillard says Ridley admitted infatuation and a peace offering turned deadly when the candy, found by a chemist to contain strychnine, caused near instant death.
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St Lous
Maude Ridley
Vrooman
Loulaville
FR. W. Lillard
Lillard
Pcommnent Bloomington
Chicago
Atlanta Ga
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Littard
Ridley
Mra Lillard
Beef and Cabbage Becomes Taft Banquet Toast
A San Antonio banquet story recounts President Taft’s wish for beef and cabbage in a telegram to a dinner committee. Capt Archibald Butt clarified the line, “Prefe r beef and cabbage, but–” leading the committee to interpret it as “but do as you please.” Taft ultimately dined on diamondback terrapin and guinea fowl.
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Taft
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Antonio
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San Antonio
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Capt. Butt
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Path
Taft praises Texas farmers during Taft speech in Gregory
President Taft visits Gregory Texas on a ranch tour and speaks at a Taft brothers farmhand gathering. He tours a cotton gin, a creamery, and a meat market, plays golf with Robert Connerly, and discusses farm prosperity, education, and development. He notes farmers face high prices, praises Taftton and Taft’s return plans to Corpus Christi and Houston.
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Death of a Senator Democrat to Fill Place
Fargo North Dakota reports the death of United States Senator M N Johnson from Brights disease. Governor Burke, a Democrat, is expected to name a party colleague to fill the vacancy. Johnson, born in Wisconsin in 1859, served in the Iowa legislature, Dakota land policy roles, and four terms in Congress before moving to farming.
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Washington Post
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Burke
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Petersburg
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Fargo N Dak
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Noak
Slayer of Children to Die Rizzo Sentenced
Special to The Washington Post reports Rizzo, who murdered Theresa Pracopig and Freddy Infusino after abducting them September 12 in New York, was found guilty and sentenced to death for the week starting November 1. He was moved to Auburn Prison under guard after the verdict.
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Washington Post
Utes
Thesdare Rizzo
Theresa Pracopig
Freddy Infusino
Auburn
Airship Race Proposal At Savannah Fall Festival
An invitation to President Fatt and Gov. Brown of Georgia to attend a Savannah airship event is reported for November. Two airships are planned for racing at the fall festival, potentially linked by rigid bars for stability and safety.
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Georgia
Turn Sidewalk Into Stove
Special to the Weshjeetes Poet from Middletown Ohio on East Main Street a boy shouted to move pedestrians. The sidewalk heated as fire bubbled in a sewer beneath it causing shoes to burn and people to flee while nearby companions laughed. Authorities arrived with shovels to extinguish the blaze, several dogs burned and ran away.
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East Main Street
With & Hove
Princeton Accepts 500000 Gift for New Graduate School
Special to Tye Washington Poet Princeton New Jersey October 2 trustees of Princeton University announced that William Cooper Proctor of Cincinnati offered 500000 for a new graduate school and that an equal amount must be raised by May 1 1940.
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Princeton University Today
William Cooper Proctors
Proctor
Whitney Taft aide in forgery plea shocks court
In New York a dramatic court scene ends with Ralph H S Whitney claiming he served as Taft era secretary of War as he is sentenced to prison for forgery. A young woman Grace Maldoff, linked to former lawyer Freese, sobs as Whitney pleads for marriage to ease her fate. The judge rebukes both, sentencing Whitney to five to ten years and the woman to three to five years, while condemning their alleged conspiracy and urging justice over melodrama.
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Washington Post
New York
Ralph H.S Whitney
Taft
Sam
Grace Maldoff
H Freese
Whitney
Pruewa
SRE
Parr
Charles le Barbier
Mr le Barbier
Mulqueen
le Barbier
Freese
Auburt
Mr. le Barbier
Boston
Whethey
Prisimer
Varn
Lay
Mulqueen Calé
Mary
Death Case Tied to Auto and Streetcar Collision
An Upper East case over Gertrude Hubbard’s death after a crash between her auto and Capital Traction streetcar No 14 ended in a hung verdict. The coroner’s jury recommended referring the matter to the grand jury for further investigation. Motorman Samuel Wiles and Conductor Claudio Havener were released pending grand jury presence. The jury cited contradictory testimony on speed and rear light status, with witnesses describing various speeds and conditions. The funeral is planned for Sunday.
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Gardiner Greene Hubbard
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Glazebrook
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Ma HF Hetsinger
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