Taft resigns as secretary of war in June
President accepts Secretary Taft's resignation to take effect June 30. Luke Wright of Tennessee is named to succeed him as secretary of war. The White House notes the move as uniting North and South in common American purpose and reflects Wright's fit for the role. The exchange between Taft and the president is described as brief.
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Wright Named Secretary Contender by White House
The White House released a formal statement praising Luke Wright for his service as Philippine commissioner and governor, noting his administration, legal ability, and understanding of veterans. It commends his work in the Philippines, Panama, and Cuba, and highlights his Confederate Army service and advocacy for fair treatment of Black people.
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Elks Convention Parade In Bemidji Draws 500
Bemidji Minnesota June 20 Elks convention closes with a grand parade about 500 Elks in line. Next annual meeting set for St Cloud. New officers elected Henry Bryant president R J Angus vice president N A Nelson secretary W W Koonz treasurer Rev H F Parshall chaplain A H Jester sergeant at arms.
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Tamaqua Manufacturing plant destroyed by fire in Tamaqua
Heavy loss reported as the Tamaqua Manufacturing company plant in Tamaqua Pennsylvania burned. Estimated damage set at about 200000 dollars. Fire authorities worked to control the blaze and determine its cause.
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Bomb Aimed at Tammany Club House In New York
A nitro glycerin bomb was hurled at the front of the Kanawha club house, seat of the Tammany organization in the Thirtieth assembly district on East One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street. The blast shattered windows and damaged steps, alarmed members who fled. Police said the device contained nitroglycerin.
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