UNITED FOR SMITH TWO HOT CONGRESS FIGHTS IN MD
Maryland voters face tight contests in the fifth and sixth districts as Republicans seek to regain seats held by Democrats. Sydney E Mudd leads the ninth district challenge against Richard A Johnson while labor issues and party affiliations shape turnout and regional campaigns across Baltimore and nearby areas.
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Maryland
Richard A Johnson
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United States
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Edward
M . Reichard
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Mail
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Mr Johnson
Pennsylvania’s Parliamentary War Takes Center Stage in With Penrose Brumbaugh and Palmer
The Washington Post dispatch details a fierce Pennsylvania battle for senator and governor. Key players include Senator Penrose, Dr Martin Brumbaugh for governor, and Democrats Palmer and McCormick. Roosevelt'sPinchot influence may tilt outcomes in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and rural areas amid tariff and local option clashes.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Penrose
Martin Grumbaugh
Vares
Odds and Bets on Wet Victory in Ohio Race
Cincinnati reports strong wet and dry betting on Tuesday's election with Cox favored in some circles. Odds run 2 to 1 against a wet win in Ohio while local wagers include 3000 to 1000 and various stakes on Cox and the wets, with a lively betting day anticipated.
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Cox
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Lee Hettie
Hamilton County
Chacknmatt
Woverrorship
Jslues
Seven Gotham gunmen bury feud in peace at Sullivan HQ
New York Oct 29 Seven of Gotham s most prominent citizens announce peace in a handshaking ceremony at Pat Sullivan s headquarters 21 Bowery The participants include Jimmy Kelly Giovanni di Salvio Chick Tricker Frank Tricker Sirocco Marinelli Anthony Santulli Paul Kelly Anthony Vaccarelli and others who have long led rival factions The truce ends years of shootings and street clashes as leaders vow to move forward as plain good fellows with past feuds forgotten
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Washington Post
New York
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Pat” Sullivan
Bowery
Jimmy Kelly
Hester Street
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Chick Tricker
Frank Tricker
Jack Sirocco
John ‘Sirocco
al Marinelli
Tony Cheese
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Jimmy Welly
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New York Jaater
First Chinese to go to death chair may pay murder penalty
The Washington Past New York Oct 29 report says Eng Hing and Lee Dock, two Chinese awaiting electrocution for the 1912 killing of Lee Kay, had their bid for a new trial denied. They face execution next Monday in Sing Sing, the first Chinese death row in the state. Evidence shifted with Grace Mack’s false testimony and new witnesses, with clemency as the only possible delay.
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New York
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Lee Dock
Sing Sing
Lee Kay
Rath
Court of Appeals
Grace Mack
Gov Clynn
Jim Gunn
Wasservore
Lille Wilson
Kay
Florence Wong
Glynn
Harvey Sees President in Second Visit This Month
Col George Harvey met with the President at the White House on Wednesday for the second time in a month with Fred Lynch. He said the Democratic outlook looked excellent and noted rumors about a potential Harvey appointment to Berlin if Ambassador Gerard leaves for the Senate. He acknowledged disagreement with the nonrecognition policy toward Huerta but praised how events have vindicated the President’s program. The conference included discussion of a Richard Olney letter read by Secretary Garrison in Springheld Maia, and Harvey said preelection tensions have been ironed out after talks with Henry Watterson.
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White House
Fred Lynch
Minnesota
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Gerard
Berlin
Senate
Col Harvey
Huerta
Mexico
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Garrison
Springheld
Maia
Gonn
Henry Watterson
Burleson and the President Split on Sullivan Endorsement
President declines to write a personal endorsement for Senatorial hopeful Roger Sullivan while Postmaster General Burleson asserts the administration backs Sullivan. Government officials including Secretary of State and Democratic leaders show support for King. The President did endorse Representative George A. Meely in Kansas.
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Hainois
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Guffiment
Sullivan
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McCombs
Democratic National Committee
King
George A Meely
Kansas
Carlin Tells Of His Work Before Alexandria Voters
Representative Carlin addressed an enthusiastic audience at the Alexandria County Courthouse on October 29. He urged the proposed bridge at thirty-fourth street northwest to link Washington and Alexandria County and spoke of backing the Sancolin Memorial Bridge bill in Congress. He rebutted claims he failed to oppose the district schools bill by producing Congressional Records showing five days of effort to defeat it. The speech drew cheers and broad comment.
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Alexandria County
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Premier Assails Cummins In Iowa Speech
The Secretary of State branded Senator Cummins as bitter in attacks on the President and urged Iowa voters to defeat Cummins for reelection. He claimed the President has worked harder and achieved more, citing treaties laying a foundation for universal peace and European groups backing the policy.
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United States
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Army and Navy Changes of the Day Declared
Leaves of absence granted to Capt Basil No Ritten Rouse and First Lieut Robe rth Fletcher with extensions. several captains and lieutenants ordered to duty at Fort D A Russell Pittsburgh and New York. Navy movements list ships sailed to New London and Cristobal with numerous officer appointments and detachments at Norfolk Lynnhaven Beale Jarvis Jenkins Cassin and other stations.
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Merode Underwear Sale Breaks Lots at Low Prices
Broken lots of Merode underwear and related garments are offered at 25c and 39c. The sale features women's vests pants and tights, children's suits, and other items from Cuarter's Richelieu Merode and Athena. Includes union suits corset covers and sleeping garments for all sizes in autumn and winter weights at a new building rear main floor tables.
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Athena
Roosevelt Completes Pennsylvania Campaign Tour in Four Days
Col Roosevelt finishes a four day tour across Pennsylvania during the Progressive campaign. He spent the night in Huntingdon and delivered about half a dozen speeches as he traveled toward Harrisburg where he concluded the trip. He then returned to Oyster Bay.
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