Democratic Opposition Faces Tariff and Trust Debate
Dr Woodrow Wilson at Princeton University urges Democratic unity to punish recalcitrant corporations through regulation and penalties rather than fines on stockholders, arguing for federal restraint and power to curb trusts. He criticizes entrenched interests and outlines a platform privileging state tax independence and national competition with strong corporate accountability.
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Ancillary Receiver Sought for Baltimore Washington Line
A petition filed yesterday in the chancery court at Baltimore seeks the appointment of a receiver to protect the stockholders of the company. The request names Georges To Bishop and George Weems Williams as receivers and notes the road will operate under court direction from Baltimore.
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Host to Vice President Event At Holland House
A reception for Vice President Herman was hosted by A Sleicher Dines Sherman and leading editors at the Holland House. Guests included United States Senator Depew, Collector Lowland, and other distinguished editors and publishers. The informal dinner had no formal speeches.
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Depew
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Iolland House
Ann. Sleicher
United States
Tenstor Depew
Real Estate Dealer Sentenced on Testimony of Two Women
New York Oct 9 Wolf Katz age 2 years described as a real estate dealer at 1848 Second Avenue was convicted before Justices Olmstead Wyatt and Moss in special sessions today of trafficking in women and sentenced to eleven months in the penitentiary and a fine of 7500 dollars. Witnesses testified Katz formed partnerships with the women renting apartments, paid rent, and visited nightly to collect the proceeds while the women claimed no involvement with the property beyond occupancy.
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Moss
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Croker Declares He Is Out of Politics in Palm Beach Visit
Richard Croker arrives aboard the Mauretania in New York and denies any political role in the current municipal campaign. He says he came to see old friends and spend the winter in the South, awaiting a Palm Beach stay, and dismisses rumors of aiding Morse or Cochran. He laughs at claims of shifting sides and calls such notions absurd.
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New York
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South
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Charles Campbell
Andrew Freedman
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Brooklyn Fourth Avenue Subway Contracts Approved
The New York Board of Estimate approved contracts totaling 15 million for construction on the Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn. The decision follows a court ruling that affirmed the city's borrowing capacity, enabling the project funding.
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Laymen's Federation Seeks Sunday Work Ban
Executive council appoints a committee to lobby district commissioners to curb Sunday labor and suspend street sweeping. Members include Rear Admiral M. T. Indscott and others. They report Interdenominational rest day efforts push the Johnson bill, introduced in the Senate after twice passing the Senate and failing in the House.
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Johmson
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Astor Divorce Case Papers Soon Filed in Dutchess County
Testimony in the Astor divorce suit between Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Col. Astor is nearly complete. Papers will be submitted by Referee Charles Ht. Young to Justice Mills of the Dutchess County Supreme Court and filed with the clerk in Poughkeepsie. After Mills approves, papers will be sealed and guarded from view. Counsel will neither deny nor confirm the report that the suit seeks absolute divorce.
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Ahearn Reelection Declared Illegal by Court of Appeals
Albany Oct 2 John F Ahearn s election to president of the borough of Manhattan New York City and to the board of aldermen after removal by Gov Hughes was ruled illegal by the Court of Appeals The decision does not itself remove him from office civic organizations demanded his ouster and urged actions to force removal
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Tammany in Pang First Page Tam in Campaign
A scrambled report from New York details Zampalen Club letters to Judge Gaynor posing five campaign questions amid a heated mayoral race. Gaynor responds calling the letter a tissue of falsehood. The piece covers Kerr, Barnard, Murphy, betting odds, and interstate echoes as Hearst, Wickersham, and Bannard rally supporters.
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New York Mayor Fight Details Trust in Honest Admin
A New York citizen and taxpayer urges selecting an honest efficient city administrator rather than a politically tainted judge. He cites the mayoral race and Fusion ticket as aiming for a candidate with strong business experience, highlighting the need for integrity in city leadership. In Brooklyn, Judge Gaynor defends his record amid attacks over tenancy laws and political demagoguery. Two women die in Chicago in a pneumonia and senility incident with ages totaling 207.
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Law Students Elect Georgetown Senior Class Officers
The annual Georgetown Law School senior class election chose Earl Joan Mohn of elitspurg as president over Ab ner TK Neff of Erie by 67 to 68 votes. Other officers named include Wilde Rice president, W Aubrey Muda second vice president, Stanley D. Wills secretary, Hugh Willam Barra treasurer, and Leo J Kelly sergeant at wine. The class plans a smoker in the near future.
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Hotel Guests Listing By City Across the Nation
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