Forty Years Ago He Carried a Garcia Message Hero of War
The tale centers on Lieutenant Rowan who carried President McKinley’s message to General Garcia in Cuba during the Spanish American War. He faced dangerous journeys, Spanish patrols, and maritime risks, earning later recognition including a White House greeting and a path through promotion.
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Garcia
United States
Spain
Rowan
West Point
Washington
McKinley
Cuba
Calixto Garcia
Arthur Wagner
Bureau of Military Intelligence
White House
Wagner
Army and Navy Club
Jamaica
Oe Garcia
Cubs
Sablo
Caribbean
Orientence
Nassau
New Providence Island
Hog Island
Fearless
Key West
Russell A. Alger
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Porto Rico
Philippines
Ludlow Mountain
Cebu
California
Lena Shortridge
Garcis
War Department
Congress
Chase W. Kennedy
Sines
Santiago
Ren Washington
National Cemetery
Arlington
Serapn
The
Philistine
American News Com
Hubbard
George H. Daniels
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Empire State Express
Daniels
Prince Hilakoff
Col
Andrew Summers Rowan
New Deal Power Theories Clash Over TVA Yardstick and Prices
The piece contrasts the old “yardstick” notion for TVA rates with a new idea that massive cheap power will drive consumption and prove government electric projects’ value. It notes Lilienthal’s critics, debates on flood control, power and navigation allocations, and Maryland politics around Radcliffe and Tydings amid anti trust inquiry tensions.
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TVA
Bonneville
New Deal
David E. Lilienthal
Congress
Lilienthal
Arthur E. Morgan
Morgan
Ohio Johnnies Boosters For pennant dream in 1930s baseball
Baseball writers note two Ohio pitchers Johnny Vander Meer of Cincinnati and Johnny Allen of Cleveland could power their clubs to league titles and a World Series showdown. Vander Meer’s no hit no run feats and Allen’s fierce competitive drive are highlighted as pivotal in a season where Cincinnati and Cleveland rise with rookies and All-Star selections.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Johnny Vander Meer
Soulhaw
Johnny Allen
Ernie Lombardi
Vander Meer
Two Johnnies Drive Contenders Vander Meer Allen Shine for Cubs and Indians
Cincinnati’s Johnny Vander Meer thrives with 95 scoreless innings in 111 and a 24 4 straight hitless frames setting a National League mark while Cleveland’s Johnny Allen rockets into action with an 11 game winning streak after an early loss. The duo boosts their teams as managers Vitt and McKech improve a flat season. Feller and Harden anchor Cleveland’s rotation alongside Allen.
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Cleveland
Oscar Vitt
Cincinnati
Bill McKech
Johnny
Boston Bees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vander Meer
Johnny Allen
Aene
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George L. Radcliffe
David J. Lewis
Radcliffe
Millard E. Tydings
Lewis
Senate
Tommy Corcoran
Tydings
Aguces Thomtvancs
Aryland
Ritchie
Albert C. Ritchie
Democratic Party
Harry W. Nice
Thurman Arnold
Ben Cohen
Herman Oliphant
Tors William E. Borah
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
Roosevelt
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Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Prentiss L. Coonley
W. Averell Harriman
Brain
Roper Group
Standard Oil
American Radiator
Sears Roebuck and Co
U. S. Steel
General Foods
Edward C. Eicher
Iowa
Capitol
William H. King
Utah
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Borah
Thetcieney
Hander
Johnny Vandee Meer
Detroit
Bobby Feller
Mel Harder
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