New Jersey votes Fielder for governor in close race
New Jersey elects James Fielder Democratic governor by about 25 000 votes. President Wilson supporters backed Fielder with broad Democratic organization help. Stokes and Colby split remaining Democratic and Progressive votes as upsets ripple through state and national politics.
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David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
James F. Fielder
New Jersey
Sulzer
Albany
George McIlneny
Board of Aldermen
Mitchel
Joseph A. Goulden
Tammany
Wiliam A. Prendergast
Herman A Metz
Marcus M. Marks
Manhattan
Thomas Darlington
New York County
Fusion
Board of Estimate
Queens
Connolly
New York Cities
Schenectady
George R. Lunn
J. Teller Schoolcraft
Citizens
Syracuse
Louis Will
James E. Donlan
Eugene J. Mack
Johnstown
Upstate
Buffalo
Louis
P. Fuehrmann
Utica
James Smith
Troy
Elmira
Harry
Poston
Guard
Roosevelt
Governor Foss
Calvin D. Paige
South Bridge
William R. Wilder
Fielder
Trenton
N.J
Newark
Stokes
Everett Colby
Wilson
Washington
Bryan
Blair Lee
Maryland
Baltimore
United States Senate
William P. Jackson
Goldsborough
Isador Rayner
Charles T. Coady
House of Representatives
Representative Koenig
Emerson DC. Harrington
Caleb C. Magruder
Court of Appeals
Stuart
Virginia
Richmond
Henry Carter Stuart
Springfield
Ilinois
Downstate
Ohio
Cincinnati
Frederick S.spiegel
Henry T. Hunt
Cleveland
McCombs Marries Dorothy Williams in London Chapel
William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, wed Miss Dorothy Williams at St Peter and St Edward chapel near Buckingham Palace. Attended by Britain’s aristocracy including Lord Derby the Earl of Suffolk and the Earl of Craven, the ceremony chose privacy over Washington ostentation.
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London
Dorothy Williams
John R. Williams
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
St. Peter and St. Edward
Buckingham Palace
Royal Residence
McCombs
Williams
Washington
Lord Derby
England
Suffolk
Countess of Suffolk
Margaret Hyde Lester
Countess of Craven
Henry Chaplin
Page
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
Colin Campbell
Frederick Townsend Martin
Ralston Ends Car Strike in Indianapolis Settlement
The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal strike ended Friday after Governor Ralston mediated arbitration. Workers gain reinstatement with full seniority for those active or discharged for joining, but the company need not restore those who engaged in violence. A public utilities commission appeal is allowed for rejected workers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Traction & Terminal Company
Ralston
Woman Pleads in Supreme Court Case in Washington
In Washington on November 7 Mrs S H appeared in court regarding a mining corporation matter. Court records show her involvement as a party in the Supreme Court proceedings with testimony and legal arguments presented.
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Supreme Court
Washington
S.H
Huerta Stands Firm Vows Army Expansion to 500000
Mexico City dispatch reports General Huerta reaffirming resolve to dissolve congress and install a new one within days prep to approve elections. He warns of raising a 500000 strong Mexican army and cites no US demand for his removal. Reports indicate cabinet considered resignation option, with foreign diplomats briefed.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
General Blanquet
Modeno
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Lionel Carden
Lind
Hwuerta
United States
Laredo
Tex
Indianapolis Victory Sparks Turbulent City Election
Joseph B. Bell, Democrat, elected mayor of Indianapolis over Dr. W. H. Johnson with 23,224 votes. Gary riotous voting followed street clashes as gunmen and hired sluggers patrolled the streets. two shot, many assaulted. Civic unrest also marked Terre Haute and widespread arrests followed.
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Indianapolis
Joseph B. Bell
W H. Johnson
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bell
Johnson
Bookwalter
Union County
Ind
Ohio State Lne
Terre Haute
Fred B. Hagaman
Gary
R. O. Johnson
Citizens’ Ticket
Thomas E. Knotts
Seventh Avenue
Knotts
Broadway
Citizens' ‘Party
Fae
Richmond
Marion
Lapol
Evansville fireman killed in wagon fall in early report
Evansville veter an fireman Bent Tornata aged sixty four died after a fall from a wagon. The long list notes Jesse Bailey eighteen of Grand View killed himself with a shotgun after tensions over clothes. William Neal thirty eight of St Paul died after being struck by a freight train while en route to Indianapolis. A fire burned Henry Tyring’s farm near Petersburg causing $2500 loss. Various other incidents include escapes from custody, suicides, and injuries across Indiana towns.
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Evansville
William ‘Tornata
Jesse
Bailey
Grand View
Near
Greensburg
William * Neal
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Petersburg
Henry Tyring
Bloomington
Elmer Webb
Webb
Jones
Tipton
Mariah
Summers
Atlanta
Ashur Summera
Jeffersonville
Albert, L
Pennsylvania
Scott
Martinsville
Earl Ennis
William
Cole
Helen
Willian
Russell
Columbia City
Lung
Hammond
Sande ‘Moon
Whitt Krisnauch
Indiana Library Trustees to discuss salaries vacations hours
The Indiana Library Trustees association will meet November 20 and 21 at Hotel Severin Indianapolis. Discussions will cover salaries vacations and hours with a committee report due on the final day. Speakers include Mark Sidner Carl Bernhardt Ada McCormick Ethel McCullough and Miss Eliza Browning. Ora L. Wilder is president and Adah Elizabeth Bush secretary.
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Indiana Library Trustees’ Association
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
Mark Sidner
Carl Bernhardt
Mary E
Gary
Miss” Adah
Elizabeth Bush
Kentland
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Tammany Hall
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Charles F. Murphy
New York City
Murphy
Newton
Indianapolis Traction Company
M’combs IS
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Dorothy ‘Willams
Indiana
Elved
P.C. Emimona
Kendallville
Claypool
F.B. “Moore
Muncie
Flas Senebarger
Rockville
J. W. Stott
Princeon
H. G. Woody
Greencastle
HA. Henderson
Delphi
Edgar L. Mendenhall
Goshen
James
Wilkinson
Clinton
Donald DuShane
Madison
E. W. Lawrence
Newcastle
Kokomo
Merion
L. J. Montgomery
South Bend
Z. M. Smith
Purdue University
Charles A. Bennett
A. O. Neal
Arthur Deamer
Laporte
Bennett
Neal
East
Thomas Bauer, Co. Laporte
D.H. McGill
R. Madison
B. Crosier
R. Marionesee
Or Batchelor
P. Mishawaka
R. W. Gaylor
I. Muncie
R. H. Bunch
Michigan City
T. Krueger
C. Peru
Ween W. AL Hammond
C. P. Richmond
Will J.robbins
Rockport
Rimsted
F. A. Keller
D. M. Roberts
le Valparaiso
P. L. Sisson
Vincennes
Green
Wabash
James Wilson
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