League of America Formed to Oppose Socialism
A new league named the Individual and Royal Justice League of America is organized to oppose socialism and promote adherence to American institutions. Dr John Wesley Hill of Metropolitan Temple is named president with Archbisop Ireland as vice president. other leaders include Peter W Collins and Rudolph Grossman among several officers.
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Jon
Wesley Hill
Ireland
S. of League
Iya
Royal Justice League of America
Socialiang
Fey
John Wesley Hill
Twopolitan Temple
Uh York
America
Arche
Peter W. Collins
Samuel R. van Salt
Rudolph Grossman
John J. Ine
George Edward Reed
Séyé
Timothy Healey
Condé B. Pallen
Oeteas A. Metz
PA. Moffatt
Taft Backs Hughes in Direct Nomination Fight
President Taft aids Governor Hughes as Albany braces for a direct nominations bill during the next legislative session. Federal officials and Republicans in Washington report White House support for Hughes, while Nashville Democrats nominate Governor Patterson on a platform seeking repeal of prohibition and re enactment of liquor laws.
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New York
Joné
Taft
Hughes
Net
Albany
Sen
Washington
Nashville
Tenn
M.R. Patterson
Illness of General Bragg Draws US Attention at Home
General Edward Stuy vesant Bragg of Fond du Lac Wisconsin, a Civil War brigadier and former congressman, faced renewed attention as his illness sparked discussion of his career. The veteran leader, born 1827 in Unadil la, held key posts including minister to Mexico and first envoy to the Cuban republic, where he quipped about civilizing the Cubans.
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Edward Stuyvesant Bragg
Fond du Lac
Wis
United States
Rior
Bragg
General Bragg
Unadilla
Army of the Potomac
Congress
Wisconsin
Cleveland
John Kelly
Tammany Hall
México
American Mother Defended On the Job Says Doctor
At the St Louis regent convention of the American Medical Association Dr. Charles G. Kirley of New York defended modern motherhood. He rejected the view that educated American mothers neglect nursing or duties for social life and said the mother is “on her job all right.”
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St. Louis
American Medical Association
Charles G.kirley
New York
Cabinet May Elevate Engineer To Head Nation's Dept
Admiral Melville urged creation of a federal Department of Manufactures and Engineering with a cabinet member as head. In Atlantic City he spoke on the engineer as a citizen and endorsed a public works department to replace the interior. He argued the change would bring engineering work under systematic direction and save the country millions.
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Admiral Melville
Department of Manufactures and Engineering
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Atlantic City
Department of Pubic Works
Department of the Interior
Fragments Hint at Alchemy Amid Blurred Text
The page fragment hints at alchemy and turning water into gold with names like Wall Yust Wiver and Cjoln O'Keeffe noted in a New York World byline. The OCR text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and misread words throughout.
Hamilton Demonstrates Daring Aeroplane Feats
Aviator Charles K. Hamilton staged spectacular aerial maneuvers at Mineola New York showing dives from 200 feet to 400 0 feet with 33 minute flights covering five miles and even playing with a horse on the ground. Spectators watched as he rose to 800 1000 feet then glided to a three wheel landing.
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Charles K. Hamilton
Hémapstead Plains
Mineola
N. Y
Posen
Hamilton
Thomas & Eee
Joséph
Garden City
H. M. Beaudette
Sécongi
Flo
Tani
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Wange
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Women’s Department
Soworth
Atterbury
A. B. Kirschbaum
Kimtonas
Far Sa
Young
Manhattan
Porsknit
Rumson
Harry Lewis Zobél
Henry J. Zobel
Sea Bright
Abner H. West
Hartshorne Lane
Frank Diel
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Columbia Baths
William Hi. van Mise
George V. Henderson
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