Tinkham Hunter and the President in Rival Wild Game Pursuit
Representative George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts, famed for big game hunting, targets President Roosevelt in a heated debate over foreign policy. The article portrays Tinkham's fierce rhetoric, warning of “brazen dictatorship” if treaties bypass Senate approval, and notes his reputation as a skilled foreign relations veteran with a distinctive whiskered appearance.
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George Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
White House
George Holden
Tinkham
Hunter Tinkham
United States
Senate
Boston Statesman
Uncle Sam
Forther
Bostonian
Ammies
Representatives’ Foreign Relations Committee
10- Body
Fleres
Charles Evans Hughes
Federal Supreme Court
War Threats and Global Tensions Highlight Public Worries
A 1917 era discourse warns of looming world conflict and the risk to American civilization. It cites potential mobilizations, costs, and political dangers, including references to France Britain and Germany. The piece also discusses persecution of Masons and fear of totalitarian agendas, urging vigilance against foreign influence.
Budget 1 Problem By Robert L Doughton
Democratic views from the House Ways and Means Committee highlight rising national debt since 1933 and advocate maintaining a strong tax structure to fund obligations. They argue deficits threaten security and liberty, urging commitment to defense and government needs while acknowledging future tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Doughton Chatman
Committee
Hose of Representatives
Democratic
Botulism and customs noted in early local items
A mixed, fragmented 19th century page notes a wedding at the United Brethren church in Columbus, a mill partnership reorganization, and reports on clothing donations. It cautions about home canned foods risking botulism, mentions Dr Curtis's family event, and references prehistoric conifers and a death-rate warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clebert. Curtis
Columbus
Evanell Jackman
United Brethren Church
Abbott Dancers spotlighted in Chicago touring troupe
A vivid profile of Miss Merrie Abbott and her Abbott Dancers. The group, aged 18 to 21, travels with a strict weight system overseen by Abbott, who choreographs from Chicago. Her troupe has appeared in Broadway offerings and toured Europe and South America, while balancing dance instruction and performance career paths.
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Robben
Merrie Abbott
Agen
Eplite
Chicago
Mpss Abbott
Abbott
Jean Guest
Valerie Than
Miss Abbott
South America
Daily Quiz Hite Many Can You Answer
A damaged quiz page fragment presents garbled questions about insects elephants statesmen and authors. It includes poor OCR lines asking to name a Caterpillar Club group and references to a quote from Shakespeare and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Burs
Germany
Denmark
Demosthenes
Aristotle
Conscription Bill in Brief
The draft plan calls for men aged 22 to 35 to register, with up to 100000 available for a year’s training. The Army estimates 16.5 million in the 21-35 group. After 60 days the President could invoke the draft. The government could seize essential defense plants and pay trainees $30 monthly after four months. Training deferments exist for dependents, with service across the Western Hemisphere and U.S. possessions. Congress must fund training before conscripts are called. Recruits may vote if their states allow absentee ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Army
Western Hemisphere
United States
Philippine Islands
New York Senator Proclaims Roosevelt Labor Record
U S Senator from New York argues the Roosevelt era reshaped national labor policy and social security. He cites full employment gains, higher wages, child labor outlawing, equal pay, public works, and social insurance programs as core achievements. He warns the Democrats defend national defense and welfare of American workers against Republican calls to return relief to states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
New York
Roosevelt
NYA
CCC
Republican Party
Dale
Itis
Democratic Party
America
Fragmentary note on political positions and names
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses prefixes of trade states and opposition to limitations. It mentions Bundy Walter and a date around 19.1, with unclear context about policy positions and economic topics. The readable names and numbers are sparse, but the item hints at political debate and handwritten references.
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