Comradeship of Perry and McDougal in Opening Japan
A retrospective on 1853 54 events detailing Commodore Matthew Perry's diplomacy in opening Japan and Commodore David McDougal in 1863 actions in Shimonoseki Straits. The piece notes Perry's treaty bringing peace and trade and McDougal's daring stance against Japanese fortifications and ships. It also highlights Townsend Harris later shaping US Japanese relations and recalls naval careers.
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United States
David Stockton McDougal
Wyoming
Asiatic
McDougal
Orient
Mikado
Japan
Straits of Shimonoseki
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Spain
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Matthew Perry
New England
China
Perry
Daniel Webster
Webster
Commodore Perry
Yeddo
Tokyo
Aes
Shimada
Ide
Hakodate
Yezo
Wenan
Modore Perry
Townsend Harris
Townsend Hastris
Shimoda
Idzu
New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Franklin Pierce
Harris
Ning-Po
Ing
Yopues
New Ore City
Hull Seen As Democratic Nomination Compromise Candidate
Washington. Cordell Hull, Roosevelt's secretary of state, stands as the most acceptable compromise Democratic presidential nominee if a compromise candidate is needed. The piece notes Hull's tariff mastery, political resilience, and loyalty to Roosevelt, with the tariff issue shaping much of his political standing and support among Southern lawmakers.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
United States
Herbert Hoover
Miami Beach
Congress
Harding
Porter J. McCumber
Joseph W. Fordney
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Europe
Hay Moley
George Peek
Democratic Party
Hull
Singh
Navy
Marvin McIntyre
Steve Early
Jim Farley
Arthur Mullen
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Hyde Park
Cordell Hall
Ray Moley
Capitol Hill
Football Ace Chapman Turns Baseball Star for Athletics
The piece profiles Sam Chapman, former California Golden Bears football star, who skipped minor leagues to join Connie Mack's Athletics. He hit strongly in his first weeks, earning a regular outfield berth despite being new to pro baseball. Ty Cobb urged Mack to sign him for 38500, praising his future in baseball.
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Chapman
Allison
University of California Golden Bears
Sam
Connie Mack
Athletics
Pacific Coast
California Machine
Alabama
Ty Cobb
Sammy
Mack
Sammy Haugh
Washington Redskins
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus
Eddie Collins
Frankie Frisch
Ted Lyons
Riggs Stephenson
Chicago
Cubs
Ol Hoss
Sammy Baugh
Jim Thorpe
New York Giants
Ee Ernie Newerg
The
J. Louis Browns
Karl Caldwell
Yale
Cleveland Indians
Star
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