Dixon Defends Roosevelt Funds in Clapp Committee Session
Senator Dixon, Roosevelt manager, testifies he spent about 96000 on the progressive primary not in Hooker figures, and accuses the committee of bias against Roosevelt. He cites donors including Eno, Munsey, Perkins, Wood, Hanna, and notes a 18000 Chicago local raise for the August convention.
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Chicago
Turks Fire at Servian Towns
Constantinople reports Greece protests detention of Greek vessels in Turkish waters for Ottoman troop transport. Turkish government says it will implement the step. A Belgrade dispatch says fifty Turkish soldiers fired toward Rashka near the Servian frontier, driving inhabitants from the towns.
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Salem jury voir dire continues in Ettor Gioraannili case
Salem Mass October 2 saw another day of questioning talesmen to complete a jury for the trial of Joseph J Ettor Arturo Gioraannili and Joseph Caruso in the alleged murder of Anna Lopizzo during the Lawrence textile strike. Fewer than 100 of the $50 salesmen summoned remained and only two seats were filled as Judge Quinn planned a new panel to be in court tomorrow.
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Lawrence
Joseph F. Quinn
Hope Scudelari Recovery Reported After Vanderbilt Track Accident
Milwaukee records Tony Scudelari mechanic for David Bruce Brown, seriously injured at the Vanderbilt race track near Bruce Brown, passed a fairly good night in hospital though remains unconscious. Doctors say the fractured skull may delay consciousness for 36 hours or more, but hope for eventual recovery.
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Tony Scndelari
David Bruce- Brown
Vanderbilt
Bruce-Brown
Scudelari
A New Epoch for Black Hawk County
Black Hawk County faces a pivotal opportunity promising a 50 to 100 percent rise in soil production with minimal work and cost. The booster plan, detailed on an upcoming Courier page, aims to bring more money to farmers and local businesses, potentially lowering living costs. The narrative unfolds like a detective story, with the county’s future tied to this investment and turnout.
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Courier
City Council Takes Hand in Teamsters Strike
Des Moines Iowa October 2 Des Moines city council adopted resolutions urging transfer companies and strikers to meet for settlement of the dispute. The strike remained controlled with little unrest as coal haulers decide tonight whether to join after their union sent a wage contract the companies refused to sign.
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Bryan mobilizes eight against Murphy in New York fight
Washington reports that Bryan aims to pressure Tamany leader Murphy to surrender Governor Dix and back a progressive Democrat. He seeks to leverage Wilson's New Jersey success and encourages anti Murphy figures in New York. If Bryan speaks to reform Democrats in New York City it could raise the clash, though many Democrats worry about November's election impact.
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Gary Dinner Aimed to Fix Prices Says Campbell
James A Campbell head of Youngstown Tube testified in the government anti trust hearing that a Gary dinner in New York in October 1907 brought steel executives together to discuss and fix prices according to a speech by Judge Gary.
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New York
Ten Injured In C R I P Wreck Near Carlisle Ark
Reports from Chicago Rock Island & Pacific headquarters say a passenger train that left Memphis last night derailed near Carlisle Arkansas around 4 this morning. No fatalities but ten passengers were slightly injured and all were taken to Little Rock for treatment.
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Orders old Cana closed in Burlington report
The secretary of war orders the closing of the Des Moines Rapid Canal at Keokuk at midnight October 31. The closing signals the end of the old canal, with the Keokuky power dam project expected to be completed in spring 1913.
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Roosevelt May Visit Waterloo During Cattle Congress
In Waterloo during cattle day at the Waterloo Cattle Congress, Theodore Roosevelt may attend for one day. Organizers including William Galloway H Kloster and Capt J H Hildebrand are pressing wires with Senator Dixon national Progressive manager, hopeful Roosevelt will appear. Democrats plan daily program with Speaker Champ Clark on Oct 16 and will feature state and congressional candidates in attendance.
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Rebels murder an American at San Juan Michis ranch
Mexico City October 2 Hubert L Russell manager of the San Juan Michis ranch in Durango, property of Allen C McCaughan, the American vice consul, was murdered Sunday night by rebels. A cipher telegram to the American embassy misreported the victims as McCaughan and Chiff. Ambassador Wilson sought assurances that the murderer will be pursued and punished.
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Chewed by rats war veteran dies in hospital
Sioux City Iowa October 2 Harry Rice Indian wars veteran living in a tar shanty on a river bank died in a local hospital after weeks of rat bites His wife remains in a helpless condition Licensed to wed notices list Clarence R Dixon and Thyra Michealsen Cedar Falls Ferguson Moir Keosauqua Nellie Bozarth and others Plus cotton condition report at Washington on October 2
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Geo. J. Gould
Sioux City
Harry Rice
Clarence R. Dixon
Cedar Falls
Thyra C. Michealsen
Ferguson C. Moir
Keosauqua
Nellie E. Bozarth
FH. Christenson
Waterloo
Eden Hansen
De Palma First In Auto Race At Wisconsin Track
Wauwatosa October 2 Ralph De Palma in a Mercedes led the Vanderbilt Cup race after Teddy Tetzlaff withdrew with a burned engine on lap 26. Tetzlaff had set the early pace, turning the first laps faster than De Palma, while Wishart moved into second as tire changes cost De Palma time.
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Convicts Lynch Black Inmate At Wyoming Jail
In Rawlins Wyoming a mob at the state penitentiary fatally harmed Frank Wigfall an ex convict held for safe keeping Wigfall confronted 78 year old Esther Higgins last Sunday and was arrested yesterday at Fort Steele fifteen miles away from Rawlins authorities report the incident occurred today
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Fort Steele
3500 Nevada mine workers strike in Ely
Ely Nev Oct 2 The 3560 employes of the Nevada Consolidated Mining company at Ely went on strike today demanding higher wages and other concessions.
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Theatre graft over reserved passes at Majestic theatre
A graft scheme at the Majestic theatre involved managers offering reserved passes by phone and then collecting seats in person. Holders were asked to present passes on entry, while unused seats were circuited to friends, with some even selling extra seats for a small sum. The treasurer will now punch checks to reveal non cash payments at admission.
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C. Mm.sumplion
Majestic Theatre
Were Famous Notes Forged An Early 1900s Typewriter Clue
A writer argues that facsimile notes attributed to Archbold, Quay, Hanna and others are forgeries. The letters dated 1898 to 1960 supposedly written with a 1905 onward typewriter, suggesting fabrication. The report notes signatures and dates as forged and cites a 1905 model as the inconsistency.
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Callar’s Weekly
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Hanna
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Michigan Moosers Name Third Ticket For Party
At the Michigan state convention of the national progressive party on October 2, delegates named its first state ticket. Lloyd M. Otis of the University of Michigan led the session in cheers for leaders of the new party amid festive pageantry and military costumes.
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National Progressive Party
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University of Michigan
Witness Preparation for Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
A government witness-collecting operation expands from Boston to Los Angeles as about ten NAB witnesses are sought for the prosecution. District Attorney Miller coordinates a nationwide network to locate and verify witnesses who may testify about a wide conspiracy involving forty six defendants linked to the MacNamara case. The plan prioritizes remote witnesses, with Pacific coast sources expected to testify first.
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Kaiser's Rift With Crown Prince Deepens in Dispute
Oct 2 report from Gerlin details a widening split between the Kaiser and his eldest son Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm. They rarely speak, never correspond, and the emperor did not review the crown prince's regiment during recent maneuvers, prompting offense and public complaint by the prince. The heir's anti-government stance in the Reichstag is noted as aggravating tensions.
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