Eastern States Ready for Battle of Votes
New York City heads into closing mayoral campaign day with Edward McCall and John Purroy Mitchel as top contenders. Sulzer contends against impeachment implications while Hennessy and Whitman pursue figures in a widening graft inquiry. Republicans forecast gains in the state legislature with Progressives influential in NYC fusion talks.
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New York
New York City
Edward ©. McCall
Tammany
John Purroy Mitchel
Wmn. Sulzer
Assembly
McCall
Chas. F. Murphy
Sulger
Imager
Fred Feig
Sulzer
Albany County
New York High Court
East Side
John A. Hennessy
Star Fusion
Tammany Hall
Atty. Whitman
John Doe
Hennessy
Massachusetts Campaign Ends With Rival Governors Campaigning
On the closing day of the state campaign four leading governor candidates sought votes for tomorrow’s election. Governor Eugene N. Foss, running for a fourth term as an independent, toured Cape Cod and spoke in twenty towns. In Boston a noon meeting featured Lieutenant Governor Navid J. Walsh, the Democratic aspirant.
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Oratory
Bay State
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Cape Cod
Navid J. Walsh
Walsh
Denver Plan of Government Declared Legal by Court
The state supreme court upheld the commission form of government for Denver. It ruled that the Russ bill granting Denver a charter government gave local powers to amend the charter via a charter convention or initiated amendment, and that the initiated amendment is legal. The court also sustained the preferential voting system.
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State Supreme Court
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State Assembly
Russ
rTight
Supreme Court
Brunswick Rulers Open Reign With Crowds in Brunswick
In Brunswick Germany Nov 3 crowds cheered as the young duke Ernest August of Cumberland and Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia arrived at the palace in a state coach drawn by eight horses. Troops lined the route and the duke proclaimed loyalty to current German empire in a throne speech before cabinet members and deputies.
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Brunswick
Germany
Duke
Prince Ernest August of Cumberland
Victoria Louise
Prussia
Waverly Bank Sues Galloway Over Unpaid Note
Waverly Bank sues William Galloway in Black Hawk county district court seeking 773.30 judgment on a promissory note of 760 dollars dated July 17, 1913. The note, originally payable to C. H. Russell, was transferred to the bank at maturity and remains unpaid.
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William Galloway Todar
State Bank
Temperature Now Reported With Erratic OCR Marks
Temperature readings appear garbled with stray markings. The text notes yesterday's minimum of 37 and maximum of 50, mentions a year ago's 49 and 14, and includes unrelated garble about cigars and brands.
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Luchanan Optical Co
Disclosures Promised in New York State Inquiry
Albany November 3. State's Attorney Carmody will lead a thorough probe into disclosures from former Senator Stilwell's attempted pardon. The investigation will review dictaphone use at Sing Sing in Hennessy-Stilwell talks, with Wohi Sulzer and John A Hennessy possible witnesses. The aim is to reveal truth despite political risk.
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N. Y
Stilwell
Cardmondy
Sing Sing
Hennessy
Wohi
Sulzer
John A. Hennessy
Carmody
State of
New York
Rioting anticipated as Indianapolis street car strike widens
Indianapolis reports show continued street car strikes with crowds gathering near Louisiana street barns. Merchants and professionals prepare to guard streets while Sheriff Portius orders 250 business leaders to report for guard duty. On November 8, 600 strike breakers fail to appear and deputies may be armed to move crowds and cars.
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Ind
Indianapolis , Traction & Terminal Co
Louisiana
Bankera
Portius
Dar
Chicago Names New Police Chief James Gleason
James Gleason, captain at Shakespeare Avenue station, was appointed Chicago chief of police by Mayor Harrison today, replacing John McWeem Tesigoued. He rose through civil service ranks and helped capture the car barn bandits after an all day fight at Millers Indiana.
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James Gleason
Shakespeare Avenue
Harrison
John McWeem
Gleason
Millers, Ind
Reinbeck Woman Mary Taylor Dies at Ninety Nine
Reinbeck Iowa November 3 Mrs Mary Taylor widow of James Taylor died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs George 4 Shear after a long illness born in Ireland 1840 she came to America at age four survived by six sons and one daughter Joseph Robert George W Charles Oscar all of Reinbeck one son Bo of Princeton Minn and Mrs George W Shear of Reinbeck two brothers David of Chicago and Sine Jolatr of Reinbeck funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 o’clock at the Methodist church
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Mary Taylor
James Taylor
George
Shear
Taylor
Carroll
Ireland
America
Carrolls
Venneylvania
I Ilinois
Heinbeck
Ag Idviner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph
Robert
George W
Charles
Oscar
Princeton
Minn
George VW Shear
David
Chicago
Sine Jolatr
Second McCaskill Murder Trial Opens With Jury Selection
In Judge Mullan's division, the state and defense begin a second trial of Jefferson T. McCaskill for the 1911 killing of Weary Phillips near Kuyunond. Relatives attend as jurors are questioned and two key witnesses, Susie and Henry Phillips Jr., are prepared to testify.
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J.T. McCaskill
Henry Phillips
Mullan
District Court
State Va
Jefferson T. McCaskill
Weary Phillips
Kuyuiond
Platt
Supreme Court
Collapsing Wall Kills Five In Hartford Home
In Hartford a four story brick store on North Front street collapsed early today crashing through the frame dwelling of John Hughes. Five people were killed including John Hoynes and Eva Jooly, ages 54 and 68, while three were fatally injured and one seriously hurt. The storehouse was filled with rags and tobacco. Fire officials found no explosion evidence and blamed faulty construction. All victims were asleep at the time of collapse.
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Hartford
Conn
Man Freed on Bail Faces Trial After Tragedy
The defendant, free on bail, will attend the trial. He and relatives sat within the attorney witness enclosure, beside his mother and uncle. McKuskel was delivering a sewing matter at the Phillips home when the tragedy occurred. the case cannot be tried for a more serious charge than manslaughter.
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M. L. McCaskill
Navasota
Texas
T. J. Tucker
Plantersville
H. B. McCaskill
Rock Island
A. T. McCaskill
J. M. McCaskill
Rockface
Liberty
Terex
McCas- Kul
Phillips
Wilson ties anti trust plan to currency bill
President Wilson said he would not push any anti trust recommendations until the currency bill passes and would keep currency reform at the center of attention. He noted definite ideas on trusts discussed with Senate Chairman Newlands and House Chairman Clayton and with Attorney General McReynolds.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Newlands
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
McReynolds
QO Railroad and Employes Meet in Arbitration
Arbitrators appointed by the government sat in Chicago to hear the dispute between the J B Q railroad and its conductors and train men. Government members Henry S Woutell and Garrett J Diekeman preside with Fairfax Harrison and Patrick H Morrissey for the railroad and B E Curtis and L Werrigan for the trainmen. Thirty five wage and working condition questions are at issue.
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J. B. & Q. Railroad Company
Henry S Woutell
Garrett J.diekeman
Fairfax Harrison
Patrick Ih. Morrisey
BE. Y. Curtis
L. Werrigan
Molin Mail Owner Injured In Auto Crash In Moline
Ja Davenport reporter says T J Van Pruesen Jensin Manager and new Molin Mail owner remained seriously injured after a Rock Island switch engine struck his auto Friday evening in Moline. Doctors hold out hope for recovery.
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T. J. van Pruesen
Jensin
Molin Mail
Moline
Antonscigis
Thaw's Final Brief Filed With Felker
The final brief for Harry K. L. Thaw was filed in Concord New Hampshire with Governor Polis today. It argues the requisites of the indictment were violated and that certain actions by the prosecution and others tainted the case, seeking relief from extradition and urging the court to consider the alleged legal defects raised by Thaw's defense.
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Concord
Harry KL
Tonter- Hon
New Hampshire
New York
Polis Tday
Theo
Bulming
Rumors of Intervention Not Based on Fact in Mexico
Reports from John Lind indicate Russian German and Norwegian ministers urged cooperation with the United States to advance plans for Mexico's crisis. Wilson officials said rumors of armed intervention are unfounded, while diplomats discussed embargo removal to allow arms for all factions. The battleship Nebraska heads to Mexico with others. constitutionalists reportedly in control in Durango.
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John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Vera Cruz
United States
Washington Administration
Roberto V. Penquiera
Carranga
Washington
Lind
Prom Tupper
Bryan
H. A. Tupper
International Peace Forum
State Department
Dr. Tupper
Nebraska
Tampico
New Hampshire
Hammat Durango
Dole Harvester Co. Dissolution Arguments Entered
Pant Minn November 8 Edwin P Grosvenor assistant to Attorney General McLaynolds opened Tinab arguments for dissolution of the International Harvester company before the United States district court. He urged safeguards to prevent reestablishment of a monopoly after dissolution and noted the Supreme Court standard of reasonableness in Standard Oil and Tobacco cases.
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Eewin P. Croxvenoer
Sper
Mclaynolds
Tinab
International Harvester Company
United States
Grosvenor
International Wurvester Company
Death claims Edward Morris head of Morris & Co
Edward Morris president of Morris and Co., meat packers, died at his Chicago home after an illness of more than a year. He led the firm from its early days and was a prominent Chicago business figure. His death was announced today.
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Chicago
Edward Morris
Morris & Co., Packers
Citizens Gas & Electric Agrees to Build Boundary Wall
Citizens Gas and Electric Company agrees to accept a boundary fixed by the River Front Improvement Commission and to construct a concrete wall and channel works along its auditor's bayou parcel to aid water flow into the Cedar River. The agreement, filed with the county recorder, settles a dispute over the riverbed boundary.
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Bayou Plat
Cedar River
County Recorder
River Front
Tot
Citizens Cas & Electric Company
Tesinniog
Trouserettes Now On Sale In City
The first pantaloon skirt, trouserette, was shown in Waterloo this morning. Two samples of the new fashion were displayed in a dry goods store window as crowds gathered. One specimen was pink silk and many Waterloo women welcomed the item as they prepare to debut in the garment soon. Three local youths said they were having similar garments made before public notice of local manufacture.
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Waterloo
Editor Carl Hase Stliman Ends Life in Manning Office
Carl Hase Stliman, 45, editor of the Manning Herald and a familiar figure in the state, shot himself in his office in Manning on November 3. He leaves a family. no motive is given and no notice was issued.
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OWA
Manning, Ta
Carl Hasestliman
Manning Herald
Supreme Court Advances Gonpers Case to January Hearing
The Supreme Court advanced the case of Samuel Gonpers and other labor leaders to a federal court hearing in January. The delay comes as the court schedules the matter for oral arguments following the November session.
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Washington, D. C
Cone
Samuel Gonpers
Supreme Court
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