Editorial: Garrison Erred on Continental Army Plan
The piece argues Secretary Garrison overemphasized a continental army fragment while neglecting the navy and other defense needs. It asserts naval primacy, critiques coercive tactics toward Congress, and praises Wilson for not tying the entire program to a doomed plan.
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Garrison
Congress
Navy
Continental Army
Secretary Garrison
Wilson
Mr. Garrison
Duma
Brandeis Hearings Called Fiasco by Senate Subcommittee
The Brandeis Supreme Court hearings before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee are described as a fiasco. Hostile senators sought sensational disclosures by inviting seven anonymous critics and letting cranks and rivals air grudges. The process has required long recesses to salvage a narrative for ongoing inquiry.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Brandeis
Aubpoena
Who's Who and the Old American Family
The piece notes a speaker Tahan, described as a half breed son of a white scout, touring to discuss civility from savagery in a talk titled Prom Savagery to Civilization. He recalls addressing the Boston Art Club and deriding Mayflower ancestry as a boast while highlighting possible ancestors on a reception committee. It mentions a friendship campaign by boys' high school clubs promoting clean speech sport and living in various cities.
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Tahan
Caxter
Boston Art Club
Roosevelt likely winner in three cornered fight says Perkins
Gilson Gardner reports from Washington that George W. Perkins believes Roosevelt can win even in a three way contest. Perkins casts doubt on Barnes Crane Hilles machinery while noting Biden and the Bull Moose forces rally. He cites southern delegates demanding a winner and jobs, with tariff and naval buildup shaping the campaign.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
New York
West Indies
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Burton
Congress Hotel
Auditorium Hall
Karnes & Company
Tariff Commission
Woodrow Wilson
T. Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Pird
Cushloy
Augustus Gardner
Grane
Weeks
Shoe Machinery Trust
Massachusetta
Mrs. Houx Hosts Southwest WCTU Birthday Tea
Mrs Frank L Houx wife of the secretary of state entertained the South Cheyenne WCTU and Frances Willard Union at her home in honor of her birthday. More than fifty ladies and about twenty children attended with Miss Thora Houx greeting guests and Miss Mercedes Houx guiding to rooms. A Frances Willard memorial program included readings piano selections and group songs followed by a memorial fund offering and temperance appeals. Refreshments featured red apples and flowers from members and friends.
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Houx
W. C. T. VU. Mra
Frank L. Houx
South Cheyenne
Frances Willard
Cheyenne
Thora Houx
Mercedes Houx
Mrs. Houx
South Cheyenne Union
Frances -Wilard
Ings
Dave Jones
Memorial Fund
Mothers Who Have Daughters and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A reader from New Orleans shares relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a year claiming it improved her ailing daughter. A Philadelphia correspondent echoes the product's benefits noting her daughter's fatigue and recovery after taking the remedy.
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New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Bermapa
Galves Senet
Philadelphia
Chen
E. Pinkhazn
Lia
Barnes Owens Wat on Roosevelt Loom
New York reports say Barnes allied lieutenants failed to secure a state Republican endorsement for ex Senator Root. They plan to blunt Roosevelt or Hughes momentum at the convention, with delegates set to meet soon and adjourn without Root’s name.
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New York
Root
William Barnes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Nan
Chicago
Whin Fury Root
Maran
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