The Sixty third Congress Preview in Washington
A compact survey of the incoming Sixty third Congress with notes on party balance. It outlines Democratic hopes in the Senate and House, key figures, and the paths new members might take to influence national policy. It mentions Wilson and Marshall, Clark presiding, and marks the shifting political landscape across states.
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James L. Austin
Thomas R. Marshall
Champ Clark
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Poindextershington
Birty
United States
Aome
United States Senate
Tian
National Capitol
House
John I
Demognit
Nebraska
William Hughes
New Jersey
Shafroth
Colorado
Charles 8. Thomas
Ollie James
Baltimore
Batdaman
Mississippi
John W. Weeks
W. Murray Crane
Congress
Antipolis
Edwin
Burleigh
Cobonel Roosevelt
Obadiah Gardner
Roosevelt
Gardner
le Baron B. Colt
Hoe
Rhode Island
Garfiald
Arthur
George W. Norris
Ohio
Baldwin Universlty
Indiana Normal School
Norris
Wilsan
James Smith, Jr
Smith
Britth
Lewis
Hughes
Paterson
Jahor
Washtietan
Laliislon
Jose Wy Mater
John J. Shields
Finin Wennessee
Love Taylor
Joseph Ey
Fanschett
Louisiana
Rivers and Barbers Congress
Stables
Willian If
Shompson
Tinsis
Noy Pittman
Nevada
Nome
Alaaka
Titman
Henntor Mastley
Jay Great Brandnenlew
Pranels Srott
Tepaulican
Tulniels
Desent G. Cannon
OTM
Pinos
O'Ware
Dalates
Mark
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Ranalist
D. Dyston
Jaremiah Donovan
Connecticut
Eighieer
Donovin
Reosavelt
Nichols Longworth
Tepiule Stenn
Olfa Wis
Miemborn
Lanthsquire
Stanley SK
Bowlie
Damnerat
Herman A. Metz
Tia New Ment
Tommarty
Waa Comptroller of
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Why Tears Follow Laughter and Odd Illusions of Rail Travel
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Princeton to Build New Athletic House for 1887 Class
A new athletic building is under construction at Princeton near Lake Carnegie. Financed by the class of 1887 and designed by Pennington Satterthwaite, the terra cotta stucco structure will include a gymnasium, workshop, club room, showers, and seating for rowing crews. The site lies 100 yards east of the railroad yards, with multiple access entries for motor and pedestrian traffic.
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Princeton
Lake Carnegie
Pennington Satterthwaite
New York City
Ami
Hieldiye
Washington Rand
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Jatoshen Vareyner
London
Study Notes From The Cleveland Mule Center Text
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