Democracy's Chance Tariff and Trust Issues
A Washington dispatch reports Dr Woodrow Sulson of Princeton University addressing a Democratic rally on opportunity in the face of powerful business combinations. He argues for punishing corrupt officials over fines, criticizes federal overreach, and urges stronger anti trust measures while highlighting party divisions and the need to balance state and national regulation.
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Ancillary Receiver Sought for Baltimore Company
A writ filed yesterday in the Maryland Circuit Court seeks the appointment of a receiver to protect the stockholders of a Washington Baltimore company. The petition asks the court to appoint Ak Ecaesterg under Judge Mortis direction to manage the company assets and oversee operations during rehabilitation. Georges To Bihop, president, and George Weems Williams, counsel, are listed among the company officers and receivers. The filing was registered in the United States district court in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Jude Mortis
Balttimore
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Bihop
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George Weems Williams
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Vice President guest at informal dinner in New York
A Sleicher Dines Sherman and leading editors hosted Vice President Herman at the Holland House on October 1. The informal dinner had no formal speeches. Guests included United States Senator Depew, Collector Lowland, and other distinguished editors and publishers.
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Sherman
Depew
Loeb
New York
Herman
Ws Haner
Iolland House
Ann. Sleicher
United States
Menstor Depew
Real Estate Dealer Sentenced on Testimony of Two Women
New York Oct 9 Wolf Katz a 2 year old real estate dealer residing at 1848 Second Avenue was found guilty before Justices Olmstead Wyatt and Moss in special sessions of trafficking in women. He received eleven months in the penitentiary and a fine of 7500. Witnesses testified Katz formed partnerships with the women and invested in a rented apartment while paying rents and visiting nightly to collect proceeds.
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New York
Wolf Katz
Second Avenue
Olmstead
Wyatt
Moss
Katz
Croker Denies Active Politics In Palm Beach Visit
Richard Croker arrived aboard the Mauretania in plain health and said he is out of politics absolutely and will spend the winter in the South. He dismissed rumors he came to influence the municipal campaign or aid Charles W Morse, calling such notions absurd. He plans to visit Palm Beach and remain there from May, laughing off questions about Tammany Hall and potential political moves.
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Washington Post
New York
Richard Croker
Mauretania
Ceftain
Tammany
Charles W. Morse
South
Mr. Croker
Palm Beach
Fla
Ms. Croker
Croker
John Fox
Edward 3. Cahill
Charles Campbell
Andrew Freedman
Maure
Tam
Hanis
Cockran
W. Bourke Cockran
Patey
Fuly Gant
New Subway in Brooklyn Contracts Approved for 15 Million
New York Oct 2 The board of estimate approved contracts totaling 15,000,000 for construction of the Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn. The decision follows a court ruling on the city's borrowing capacity, confirming the project funding.
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New York
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Sunday observance drive by Laymen’s Federation panel
The Laymen's Federation executive council formed a committee to urge district commissioners to curb Sunday work and press for the Johnson Sunday observance bill. Members include Rear Admiral M. T. Indscott and others to cooperate with interdenominational rest day efforts.
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M. T. Indscott
Washington Topham
I. Booream
Barker
Charles
C. D. Holland
Wallace Madclide
Johmson
Senate
House
Astor Testimony Nearing Filing in Dutchess Court
In Dutchess County New York Oct 2 testimony in the suit Mrs John Jacob Astor brought against her husband Col Astor is nearly complete. Papers will be submitted by Referee Charles H Young to Justice Mills and filed with the clerk of the court at Poughkeepsie. After Mills approves the papers they will be sealed and kept from privae counsel will neither deny nor affirm the report that the suit is for absolute divorce.
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N. Y
New York
John Jacob Astor
Col. Astor
Charles Ht. Young
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
Poughkeevsie
Mills
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Ahearn Reelection Declared Illegal by Court of Appeals
Albany Oct 2 The court of appeals ruled John F Ahearn election to president of the Manhattan borough board of aldermen illegal after removal by Gov Hughes on charges The decision does not itself remove him but civic groups pressing for removal must pursue their own proceedings to oust him
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New York City
Board of Aldermen
Gov. Hughes
Wax iVegal
Court of Appeals
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Tammany in Pang First Page Plays Political Hustle
The article describes a Tammany-led confrontation as the Zampalen Club asks Judge Gaynor five campaign questions. Gaynor replies that the letter is a tissue of falsehood, and details the Bonnard Campaign Club with Kerr ties. Murphy delays his forecast amid shifting betting and the race for mayor, with Gaynor money reportedly uncertain and Republicans pressing betting centers.
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Isaac N. Seligman
Erskine Hewitt
Edward B. Whitney
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Tate
Col. Gleason
Republican State Committee
Gayer New York Mayoral Drive Under Fire by Citizen Activists
A New York citizen and taxpayer argues for an honest efficient city administration. He criticizes mayoral leadership and advocates for a Fusion ticket candidate with broad business experience over a demagogic judge. In Brooklyn, Gaynor defends his record against tenement law charges as the city faces a pivotal choice amid political tension. Two elderly women die in Chicago from pneumonia and senility in separate incidents.
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Law Students Elect Georgetown Senior Class Officers
The Georgetown Law School senior class elected Earl Joan Mohn of elitspurg president, defeating Ab ner TK. Neff of Erie by 67 to 68 votes. Other officers elected were Wilde Rice president, W. Aubrey Muda second vice president, Stanley D. Wills secretary, Hugh William Barra treasurer, and Leo J. Kelly sergeant at arms. The class plans a smoker soon.
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Erie
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Lalata
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Philadelphia
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Providence
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Rockville
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Hotels listing shows numerous names across cities
An extensive hotel roster lists dozens of individuals by name and city from Raleigh to London, Philadelphia to California, plus a noted disaster note. A mining accident report from Glamorganshire, Wales says several men were killed attempting a rescue after a collieries blast with a rescuer surviving after hours.
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Turner
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