Committee of Forty-Eight and the Third-Party Idea Reconsidered
Frederic J. Haskin notes the Committee of Forty-Eight forming to back a new party and reform government. Key figures include Amos Pinchot J A K Hopkins Charles H Ingersoll and Durand. The piece discusses their aims critiques of the two old parties and the rally of reform-minded citizens in St Louis and elsewhere.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Chicago
Amos Pinchot
J. A. K. Hopkins
Charles H. Ingersoll
Vrotessor
Durand
Committee of Forty
Washington
Jefferson
Paine
Ruth
Makespeare
Julius Caeser
von Cassine
J. A. H. Hopkins
Committee of Forty-Fight
Hopkins
Republicans
Progressive Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Forty-Eight Committee Members Highlight Wealth and Woman Suffrage
The Forty-Eighters include Hopkins a wealthy insurance man from Morristown involved in new party plans and attracting female voters. Charles H. Ingersoll from a watchmaking background shows practical wealth and labor harmony. Amos Pinchot and others bring varied backgrounds, with half their members women active in suffrage and reform efforts across states.
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Hopkins
Woodrow Wilson
Committee of Forty-Eight
Committee of Forty
Morristown
N. J
Mr. Hopkins
America
East
Charles H. Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Chicago
Yakima
Wash
Williams
Congress
Women’s Card and
Good Time Party Hosts Junior B Y P U Guests
The Junior B Y. P. U. of the First Baptist Church hosted a Good Time Party on Friday night with the Senior B. Y. P. U. as guests. Several new members were welcomed into the organization. Activities included games and refreshments. Attendees included Delbert Broadway Hazel Book Byron Mobley May Broadway Ava Gates L. Jones Mary McDonald Maggie Armstrong Lucille Henderson Eleanor Butler Randolph Sample E latie Cole Louis Kost Fay Bordeaux Wayne McDonald Marie Brock Dunbar Hunt Mary Mills Hunt Oswald Cosby Bennie Mobley Baker Hunt Frances Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Delbert Broadway
Hazel Book
Byron Mobley
May Broadway
Ava Gates
L. Jones
Mary McDonald
Maggie Armstrong
Lucille Henderson
Eleanor Butler
Randolph Sample
Ealatie Cole
Louis Kost
Fay Bordeaux
Wayne McDonald
Marie Brock
Dunbar Hunt
Mary Mills Hunt
Oswald Cosby
Bennie Mobley
Baker Hunt
Frances Butler
Marks of 1920s global events noted across nations
In a wide sweep, the piece marks the twentieth anniversary of Pekin relief, Farragut's death fifty years prior, milestones for Henry Clews and Admiral Rogers, and upcoming fairs and conferences. It highlights openings of the Missouri State Fair, Southern Industrial Exposition, and Antwerp Olympic ceremonies, with aligned political and diplomatic notes.
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Pekin
Admiral Farragut
Henry Clews
New York
Sedalia
New Jersey
Democratic Committee
Sea Girt
Maine
Southern Commercial Congress
New York City
W. L. Mackenzie
King
Canada
Toronto
Antwerp
Melodious Rogeta Samuel Rogers A life of letters and celebrity
Samuel Rogers aged ninety two remembered as Byron’s melodious Rogeta and a leading literary figure. From 1803 his 22 St James Place home became a salon for distinction, hosting writers, artists, and notable guests for fifty years. Born 1783 in Newington Green, he began publishing at twenty and produced works including Italy completed at seventy one. he died December 18, 1855.
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Samuel Rogers
Lord Byron
Rogers
Byron
London
Temple
St. James’ Place
Newington Greene
Italy
Car Painting. Work guaranteed by Whitfield Motor Co.
Whitfield Motor Co offers guaranteed car painting with a one month duration. The ad promises quality workmanship and a time frame of 20 days to start and complete the job.
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Whitfield Motor Co
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DeMille
Thomas
Meighan
Laurer
Bebe
Dantell
Theodroe
Kosloff
Cecil D.dedulles
Committee OF Porty
Walker Bros. Grocery CO
Flora C. Thomas
Minneapolis
Norway
Wisconsin
Women's Non-Partisan League
Northwest
Marie Tudor Garland
Massachusetts
Committee of Forty Eight
Thomas F. Lillis
Kansas City
Senor
Manuel Gondra
United States
Paraguay
International Union of Clothing Workers
Copenhage
Prince Consort
Queen Victoria
Scott
Gray
Cibber
Alfred Tennyson
Europe
Iam Wordsworth
Lexington
Ss. C. Blackmon Autoco
Lexington Motor Company
Connersville
Indiana
U.S. A
Shirley Mason
Molly
Comedy Arbuckle
The
Champion
Harry Morey
Ota Pisa
Selie & Russell
City Tailors
H. Rosenblum Monroe
Louisiana
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