Cadets in Trouble Over Silence Incident at West Point
West Point cadets face trouble again for silencing the officer of the day in a recurring discipline clash. Earlier hazing cases under Taft led to dismissals and congressional appeals for reinstatement, with Roosevelt’s mercy blamed for weakened discipline. Captain Rufus Longan of the Eleventh Infantry cited as the target of the incident.
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James A. Edgerton
West Point
Plebe” Sentinel
Congress
Taft
Roosevelt
Military Academy
Anuulas Club
Wes Point
Rufus Longan
Eleventh Infantry
Lousian
Edo
Isude
Booz
Broateh
Nebraska
Broatch
Academy
Uring
Brontelh
Cuba
Sutton
Annapolis
Grant
General Sherman
ISTA
Frederick Pent Grant
Ulysses
George Washington
Ulysses So Grant
Fred
Washington
Hazing at West Point Revealed in Cadets’ Fallout
Dramatic accounts describe Captain Longan’s punishment orders and the “silence” enforced at meals as cadets faced virtual arrest after a dining room incident. Recounted are past hazing practices, expulsions, and the brutal discipline shaping future officers.
Striking Illustrations of Tariff Cost on Clothing
A minority wages and prices report presents a table showing a $1,000 yearly earner paying about $80.40 for clothing with $26.22 in tariff taxes. The piece argues tariffs inflate prices, benefiting protected manufacturers, not the government, and notes family costs could triple for apparel.
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Minority Committee On Wages and Prices of Commodities
Aoman
Byron Trolt
The Tariff Graft
A polemic piece condemns tariffs as a grand plan to rob the many for the benefit of a few. It compares tariff supporters to a foolish rooster misreading his reflection and sinking into self created danger. The verse warns that ignorance will persist until common sense returns.
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