Hughes Hurls Tariff Critique of Democrats
In Hudson on November 3 Charles E Hughes branded tariff policy as the party’s failure to lower living costs and revenue deficits. He argued Democratic promises four years ago were not kept, noting tariffs raised costs for workers and that the party delivered little help to American industry.
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Hudson
Charles E. Hughes
Democratic Party
Fus Jlare
Mr. Hughes
S Stiet
Reion
Peet
Arif
Teriff
Mexico
Christmas Ship to Sail for America Near Dec
New York November 3 A Christmas ship a United States collier will sail from this port around December 2 carrying 600 tons of food and 1000 tons of clothing for Armenian and Syrian relief through the American National Red Cross The Beirut Syria mission is assisting Please call 3280 for undelivered copies after 6 30 pm phone No 2 for a replacement.
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New York
United States
Armenia
Syria
Red Oss
Beirut
Adams Predicts Hughes Will Get 360 Electors Landslide Predicted
Chicago reports Republican western HQ says final state reports favor Hughes Fairbanks. Iowa delegate John T Adams predicts a landslide with Hughes winning 360 electoral votes and Wilson tallying 126. Adams cites Ohio Wisconsin and other states turning Republican. Labor supports protection tariff. Adamson bill criticized.
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Hughes
Hert
Chicago
Alvin T. Hert
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Idaho
Missouri
Kentucky
Fairbanks
John T. Adams
Iowa
Alnois
Middle West
New York State
Hoghes
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Ilinois
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New York
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Weehington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Wilson
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Lewisiona
Mississippi
North Carolina
Carolin
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Berlin Embassy Probes Sinking Of Two British Ships
Berlin acting envoy Joseph C. Grew was instructed to seek German information on the sinking of the Rowanmore of Cape Clear on Oct 28 and the Marina. Both ships carried Americans. none aboard Rowanmore were lost, while six of 52 Americans aboard the Marina drowned.
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Berlin
London
Joseph C. Grew
Gerard
Rowanmore
Cape Clear
Marina
Washington
First Vote for 87 Year Old Woman in Quincy
Mrs. Sarah Lierly, 87, of near here, will cast her first vote next track in Quincy Th. Nov. 3. She has 67 direct descendants who will also vote.
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Quincy
Sarah Lierly
Ving
Near Here
Ships Sunk by Belligerents in 27 Months of War
New York reports 1820 merchant ships sunk through Nov 1, totaling about 2,225,784 gross tons. October losses hit 127 ships, 227,116 tons, with Britain bearing heavy damage. Norway lost 56 ships and 57,323 tons. Britain 165,646 tons across 33 vessels. Entente allies hold roughly 75 percent of losses. neutrals about 18 percent. Teutons under 7 percent.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Norway
Great Britain
Teuton
Teutonic
Front Boy Nixon Tonight Bellhops Debut Hop at Moose Hall
Commercial travelers in the city will join hotel patrons at Moose Hall for the season's first social. A lively event with dances like the turkey trot is planned to showcase young men in debut, with gold braid uniforms and a booster mood, though risks of pranksters and ticket theft loom.
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Nixon
Fair City
Carl
Russell-Lamson
Wence
Boomie
Diogenes
Carlstrom Sets New Airspeed Record in New York Flight
Victor Carlstrom completed a Chicago to New York air journey, landing at Governor's Island after a 975 mile trip in 8 hours 37 minutes. He then flew 315 miles to Hammondsport, setting a new world record with an average speed of 137 mph for the leg and continuing to break speed marks in the era's aviation push.
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New York
Victor Carlstrom
Chicago
Governor's Island
Erie
Hammondsport
Daarlstrom
Wilson
Thoranson
President WiLson
Long Branch
N. J
Leonard Wood
Augustus Post
A. R. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Hammond
Carletram
Tutes Vedrines
Sleuth Upholds His Villisca Murder Tale
Burns detective J. P. Wilkerson fights a $360,000 damage suit by State Senator Jones of Villisca. In his reply he denies conspiracy but admits accusing Jones of backing the eight 1922 murders at Joe Moore’s home. He says his statements are true.
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Red Oak
Burns
J. P. Wilkerson
Jones
Villisca
District Court
Wilkerson
Joe Moore
War News Gist from Verdun to Transylvanian Fronts
Reports indicate Fort Veurix remains in French hands and Donaumont is back under control. British attacks near Bailly-Sattiies are repulsed while French advances near St. Pierre Vaart wood are noted. Moumanian front sees weeks of heavy fighting as Berlin cites gains southeast of Rothenthurm and near Predeal. The Galician front notes repeated attempts by the Buasians to regain ground near Lemterg, though German claims say attacks were repulsed with heavy casualties.
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Herlin
Bailly-Sattiies
Guendecourt
St. Pierre Vaart Wood
Berlin
Rothenthurm Pass
Lemterg
Army to Use Caterpillar Tractor in Border Desert
San Antonio November 3 United States army authorities have purchased a caterpillar tractor like British tanks for use along the Mexican border in the Big Bend district. It will carry 300000 pounds capacity and operate where no roaded routes exist.
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San Antonio
Tex
Europe
United States
Anny
Big Bend
Prohibition Candidate Hanly Calls for Sober America
Prohibition candidate Hanly frames America as efficient only if sober. Speaking at the statehouse and on street routes, Hanly criticizes both major parties for avoiding the pledge. He accuses Hughes of wrecking another man’s fortunes while outlining a pro campaign focus in Ohio today.
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Columbus
Noy
America
Amertes
Hanly
Hughes
Ohio
Wilson Talks 10 Two 16 Rallies In New York
President Wilson closed his campaign with two large rallies in New York City, receiving a boisterous reception despite divisions he highlighted. He warned against privilege and unaligned interests, urged justice for working people, and defended his party as the party of the people. He planned Shadow Lawn appearances in New Jersey to end the tour.
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Shadowlawn
Fifth Avenue
Tam
Wwang Fall
Charles F. Murphy
Madison Square Barden
Wilson
United States
Wen
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
N. J
W York
Atlante Highlands
New Jersey
Princeton
SI Labor Men Arrested for Aynanite Plot
New York papers report six men, many union members, arrested for bringing dynamite into the city and plotting the Oct 24 explosion at the One Hundred Tenth Street station. Confession points to Wittymnuth Street and Broadway targets. Four injured, several suspects detained, with further arrests expected.
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New York
Tn Interborough Rapid Transi) Company
Ube Wity Asystem
Polles
Ora
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Witty-mnuth Street
Broadway Way
City Hall
Inter
James 4. Murna
Subway
Thomas J. McGuire
Caldwell
N. J
Kenvil
Kenyal
Moran
McGuire
Herliby
George Pollok
Lawrence Kull
Benjamin Harrison
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Trailway
Tunney
Wmichael J. Herlihy
Carmen's Union
Lenox Avenue
Fifty- Ninth Street
Broadway
George Pollek
Lawrence Kulle
James A. Murna
N.S
Central Park
Campaign Funds Pour In From Major Parties
Supplemental reports show the Republican national campaign fund at 2,012,536 and the Democratic fund at 1,310,729 as of Oct 30. Large donors include H C Frick and Payne Whitney at 25,000 each, with Union League clubs contributing 20,000 and 13,250. Democratic contributions list Cleveland H Dodge at 29,000 and Edward L Doseney at 25,000 among others.
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Washington, D. C
Republican National Campaign Fund
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Closa J of Business
Republican Campaign
House
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
H.C. Frick
Payne Whitney
Leroy Frost
George R. Sheldon
Robin W. Goelet
J. Horace Harding
DODGE
Democratic National Campaign
Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland H. Dodge
New York
Edward L. Doseney
Reports Show Bank Deposits of 11 Billions
Washington Nov 1 The national banks reported sept 14 deposits totaling 11 362 000 000 an all time high with 2 000 000 000 more than a year earlier Central reserves declined while branch reserves and country banks rose signaling a healthy effect of the federal reserve act in distributing the nation's money.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Election Returns Display For Courier Building Party Night
The newspaper will show election return bulletins on a screen before the Courier building. Latest returns from across the country will arrive by telegraph for quick updates. Regular press associations and bicycle messengers will assemble a rapid, nationwide service for a record crowd Tuesday night November Tth.
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Courier
Russian Attacks in Galicia Repelled with Heavy Losses
Numerous battlefield updates report Greece on edge of civil war if Saloniki intervention fails. Italian offensives south of Goritz push toward Trieste with 15,000 Austrian casualties on day one. French reclaim Fort Vaux at Verdun, while Germans lose ground on the Somme and in Transylvania. London coverage notes Russian seven charges near Lemberg and Romanian advances into Transylvania amid widespread Allied actions.
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Trieste
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Weur
Hesa
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Somme
War Office
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Gueudecourt
St. Pierre Vaast Wood
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Narayuvka
Lemberg
Roumania
Sayvilla
Predeal
Rothenthurm Pass
Lof
Balkan
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Greek Macedonia
Alltsa
French
War Department
Bucharest
Tabla Butai
Buzou
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Taturumlo
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