Cabinet Shakeup Sets New Roosevelt Aides in Top Posts
President Roosevelt announced a cabinet reorganization as Moody and Shaw retire. George W. F. Cortelyou becomes Treasury secretary and George von Meyer is named postmaster general, while Oscar Solomon Straus is appointed secretary of Commerce and Labor.
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Oscar J. Straus
George von L. Meyer
Shaw and Moody
Roosevelt
Moody Jill
Shaw
Treasury Department
George W. T. Meyer
Russia
Oscar §. Straus
New York
Commerce and Labor
Messrs. Cortelyou
Bonaparte
Metcalf
Elihu Root
Treasury
George FB. Cortelyou
William I. Taft
Ohio
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
George von Ta Meyer
Massachusetts
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Interior
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Missouri
James Wilson
Iowa
Commerce
Labor
Oscar Solomon Straus
Mr. Straus
Turkey
Cleveland
McKinley
Straus
United States
Ex-Senator Burton Begins Jail Term in Missouri
Former U S Senator J asph Burton, first ex official convicted while in office, starts a six month sentence at Ironton prison Missouri for using his office to block a fraud order against Rialto mining and Securities Co. Supreme Court rejected his appeal. Riots surge at Paris Longchamp sparking government halt to racing while Booker T. Washington addresses New York gathering on race relations urging unity and equal rights.
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Tronton
J.asph Burton
United States
Senate
Ironton
Lost Office Department
Rialto Irnin and Securities Company
Missouri
Turton
Kansas
Ife
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Little Prison
Washington
National
Afro-American Council
New York
Booker T. Washington
South
Atlanta
Fashion Leaders Back Corset Reform Trend Among Actresses
Society figures and actresses reportedly support a reformist corset theory favoring natural lines over elaborate girdles. The movement argues current shapes enhance beauty without heavy tailoring.
Churches Plan Dances Halls To Curb Vice In Omaha
In Omaha, several churches propose four halls for teens to dance twice weekly with churchwomen supervising each night. Rev B I Bell leads the effort after visiting city dance halls with newspaper staff and two detectives to study conditions and seek wholesome recreation as an alternative to current venues.
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Gimaha
Omaha
Bell Iay
Mr. Bell
Omaha Women's Club
Striking shirtmakers form New Jersey company
News items survey labor actions and statistics from across the United States and abroad, noting Trenton shirtmakers planning a new company with 25000 capital, NY non-union strikes, British and American union trends, and state labor data including Rhode Island 1905 wages and production gains. The Michigan Supreme Court affirms workers' rights to set wage terms and public advocacy without coercion.
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Panama
California
London
England
Manchester
Typographical Association
Rhode Island State Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Michigan Supreme Court
Between two fires and a Revolution in Aurental
In this chapter Martin faces a risky alliance with the Signorina and Colonel as they plot to avert national repudiation. The trio scheme to seize power with money and force while awaiting a Friday midnight move, with plans for a dinner alibi and a guarded villa escape, all amid tense loyalties and romantic entanglements.
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Signorina
Johnny Carr
Johnny
Martin
Signorina Nugent
Tila
Indy
Sisnerina
Colonel
Aurental
Paris
Marseil-laise
McGregor
Aurontaland
Phon
Coronel T
Satan
Carr
Signorinae
I. Ite
Jones
Jack
Christina
Metwegor
Signorina’s
Galler
Aurentaland
Pinzaa
Tye
Whittingham
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Longchamps
J. B. Burton
Trenton
N. J
East Liverpool
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Western Federation of Miners
New York State
Great Britain
Max S. Trayes
International Socialist
Minneapolis
Anthony Hope
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