Savage Attack on Uncle Joe and a War Record Charge
Governor Guild of Massachusetts attacks Speaker Cannon in a New England magazine piece. He accuses Cannon of blocking arms funding and blighting New England forests, blaming the speaker for deaths of Spanish war volunteers and citing obsolete rifles versus Mauser-equipped opponents.
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President Roosevelt on Women’s Suffrage in New York
President Roosevelt expresses cautious views on woman suffrage in a letter read by Rev. Lynn Abbott at a meeting of the National League for Civic Education. He says he personally supports suffrage but does not consider it essential or likely to greatly improve conditions for women, and cautions against expecting major societal changes from its adoption.
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Evans Declines Gift After Harbor Board Offer
Rear Admiral Robley D Evans, retired, says he does not want gifts from Los Angeles residents or any other group. After tentative acceptance to chair the Los Angeles Harbor company board, a friend suggested a house gift, but Evans fully declined the gesture.
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WORRERS AND THE CHURCH New Federal Council Disquesee Indus trial Conditiona
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America outlines unity goals stressing labor support and home mission work. Rev Charles Stelzle warns against Socialism drawing workers to churches while urging church engagement with organized labor. Rev A J McKelway condemns child labor as a national and church shame.
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New York
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New Orleans
National Child Labor Commission
Democrats Electing House Leader
Washington December 6 The Democrats in the House choose a new leader at the start of the second session of the Sixtieth Congress to lead opposition to Republican rule. Longtime leader John Sharp Williams of Mississippi is resigning to become a senator, with Charley Clark of Missouri the prominently mentioned successor.
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