Campaign Committee of 40 Named by Hays for Taft Victory
The Republican Committee selects 24 men and 16 women to form an advisory campaign group headed by William H Taft. The roster includes Charles Evans Hughes, Herbert Hoover, Millus Poindexter, Albert Beveridge, Joseph Dinah, Frank Lowden, William Sproul, Peter Norbeck, Thomas Campbell, Robert Carey, William Proctor, Oscar Straus, and others. Chairman Hays reports unity across factions as former rivals consent to serve, signaling strong support for Taft’s campaign.
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Yoru
Tlaya
Republican National Committee
Knight
Hays
Lhe Committee
Willam Hi. Tait
Charles
Hughes
Herbert Coover
Millhs Poindexter
Osehdto
Albert J. Beveridge
Joseph A. Dinah
Montana
Frank Lowden
Winots
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Thomas E. Campbell
Ariza
Robert J. Carey
Wyoming
William Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
Wood
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Water F. ‘Brown
Toledo
Ohio
Harding
Chicago
William PF. Bynum
Greenssboro
N.C
Atashcan Bar Association
Frank ‘H. Knox
Manchester
XN. c
General Wood
William J. Btutchinson
Indianapolis
The
Carpenters and Joiners
Albert Brueggeman
St. Louis
Fredaricz
Weglex
Boston
Promas C. Carter
Washington, Dy
Wiss Margaret Cobb
Boise
Thaho
R. A. Hold
Augusta
E. J. Fieckert
Piginfield
Guy FP. Gannart
Bfe
Solomon Wirsch
Portland
Ore
George Pottengarger
Charleston
Wy Vng John Co Shatter
William Sacks
Max C. Stow
San Francisco
A. Severance
St. ‘Paul
Minn
Horace ©. Wilkinson
Henry ‘C. Wallace
Dea Moines
Iowa
Mier ‘Maude Wetmors
Providence
Bina
Port Huron
Mich
Theodore Youmans
Waukesha
Wie
Castice Hills
Castle HS
Maine
Adam and Eva Sparkling Comedy in New York Run
A lively review praises the sparkling comedy Adam and Eva for wit and satire. It follows a rich businessman whose family drives him to disillusionment and sends him to South America, with a strong, well-cast ensemble delivering engaging dramatic moments.
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Adam ‘Ee Bva
New York
Gr& Son
South America
Jong
Largest Trade School, Great Lakes Naval Station
Military authority calls the Great Lakes Naval Station the greatest trade school in the world. A class of about one hundred skilled workers graduates every three weeks in aviation courses. The plant is valued at twenty to thirty million dollars, built mostly from junked material sold at a sacrifice. There are 3225 students at all times.
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Great Lakes Naval Station
Assembly Ratifies Suffrage Again in Second Special Session
The governor and lawmakers wrap up a second special session to ratify the eighteenth amendment, despite questions on legality from a constitutional expert. A $4.5 million school grant appropriation is approved, and election machinery readiness for women voters leads to adjusted timekeeping in the capital.
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Koppleman
Wolcomb
Ween
Connecticut
Lernoon
Senate
Govarna Ratifs
Colby May Acknowledge Tennessee's Second Act
Washington report notes Colby May refused to rescind his action in proclaiming the suffrage amendment, reflecting ongoing constitutional reevaluation and political maneuvering as Tennessee advances a second act.
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Colby
Tennessee
Washington
City advisory committee draws GOP critique over appointments
Republican leaders condemn Mayor Wilson's advisory panel for including seven members holding current city posts. They allege several appointees such as Seeley and Smith were not consulted and remain unavailable, while others like Cunningham and Connor hold city jobs or past ties to the mayor.
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Rbizublican
Tommenting
Wilson
William F. Seeley
Milige
Alt. Northey
Wilton
Ilowari
F. Smith
Frank
Ballard
Comnutes
Smith
Wiliam
Tressurer
Maloner
Titty
Thomas J. Cunningham
Henry C. Stevenson
Esel C. Martin
Samuel C. Dawe
Minth
Friends
Far Say
Frank Squires
Frank Elliott
11Th
Arthur BF. Connor
Ig Tax
Wison
Tennessee Anti-Afragists Seek Certification From State Dept
Tennessee lawmakers led by Speaker Wick pressed Secretary Colby for a statement showing the certification of the Tennessee house ascend vote against the amendment had reached the state department. Colby said he would refer the request to his solicitor and announce action tomorrow. A top campaign figure looms large as the situation stirs.
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Secary Colby
Tennessee
State Department
Wic
House of the Tennessee Legislature
Colby
Presbyterians Plan Liquidation of Pledge in Atlantic City
The Presbyterian executive committee of 274 met in Atlantic City to liquidate the pledged Inter World Movement drive and to finalize routine items. Dr Samuel Palmer of Columbus presided as moderator while the church canvass seeks to meet the $29,000,000 quota for church work set last year.
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Atlantic City
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Samuel
Palmer
Columbus
General Assembly
Bession
Everett J Lake Life Story From Woodstock Roots to State Work
A long reminiscence outlines Everett J Lake born 1871 in Woodstock Connecticut, growing up on farms, schooling in red schools, and early mischief. It traces his youth, education at Stormsburg and Worcester Tech, football days, law studies, rising to president of Hartford Lumber, political runs, and wartime service with YMCA and French aid efforts.
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Everett J. Lake
Connecticut
Everett
Bill
J. Henry
Major Buckley
Borin
Woodscook
Conn
Savin Rock
Lake
Evereth
Luis
Judge Madison
Tuet
Clarence Bowen
Bowers
Woodstock Way
Clarence
Fiyerest
Woodstock
Norwich
Woonsocket
Jéverett
Webster
Stormsburg
Nebraska
Presbyterian
Methodist
Indiana
Brougho
Ned
Worcester
Worcester Tech
Alden
Ile
Meaven
Tay
Hierelle
Hank Hall
Dame
Wes
Yan
Twan Halfuack
Wacester
Cech
Tad
Bee
Mind von
Pat Ofamine
Shay
Tuten
St Thas
Gail
Straigtin Wa
Buin
Thomas W. Lamont
Navn
Young Everett
Vom College
Hartford Lambor Cos Pars
Gf Ieber Company
Toyer
Lily
VY. M. Awad
Aty
Uagi
Lion of Amer
Syear
Onlay
Virest
Fyeonch
Innsimentt
Ted
Wreelind Anring
Federal jury indicts two Bridgeporters on multiple counts
A federal grand jury returned 18 indictments against Bridgeport residents Glivyer and George Bucher charging violations of the Prohibition Era. The charges include distribution of obscene matter and related offenses. The indictments name the defendants and outline alleged actions in Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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SIRI
Hern Weeleral Gand Dury
Hase
X Chalas Glivyer
George Bucher
Bridgeport
Rebiy
Chaves
Lincs
Weather summary for Southern New England and Gulf coast
Fragmented forecast notes indicate fair to moderate winds in Southern New England with a tropical storm moving northward near the Mississippi river region. References to hurricane warnings and coastal weather conditions include Texas, Gulf of Mexico, and Atlantic coast areas with varying wind and rain expectations through midweek.
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New
Engiand
Mississippi
Miller
Wether
Gomwoul la
AL Galvestin
Werther
Gut Sons
Fran Peniega
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Almanac fragment for Ridge Port area
Almanac style note from a distant source noting sun rise and moon phases with archaic phrasing. Limited readable data references local timekeeping and celestial events for Ridge Port area.
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William H. Taft
Adam and
Eva
Castile
Spain
Everest J. Lake
Bill” Steinke
Mid Sister
Red Seron
Bory
Everett Sy J
Hartford
Stormsbuec
Fifons Trine
Steere fhoAacs
Radio West Watch
Hartesrg Rae
Presbyterians
Federal Jury
Daily Almanac
Ridge Port
Aviddlabrook Alite
Daslghy
American Tobacco Company
United States
Fifth Avenue
New York, N.Y
Lord Salisbury
Fete Ave
New York City
Apporess Pratney Werrien
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