Democratic campaign chiefs named for national effort
Norman E. Mack named chairman with Henry Iterson as Kentucky editor in charge of the press and national campaign bureau. A central HQ will be in Chicago and a broad coast to coast effort planned to rally Democratic support, with focus on Ohio Indiana Illinois and California.
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Norman E. Mack
Old Eriend
Wiliam J. G
Henry Iterson
Kentucky
Gresa
Mack
Bee New National Committee
Con
Norman HK. Mack
Bryan
Roosevelt
California
Colummn
Abe
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Roger Sullivan
Smir. Sullivan
William
D. Guffy
Supreme Kentucky
T. B. Hearst
Taft Letter Stance Signals Shift in 1912 Campaign
July reports indicate Taft may omit a formal acceptance letter, preferring delivery of his speech. Analysts note potential precedent if added letters accompany speeches, while other nominees' letters have been treated as perfunctory. Rumors of resignations and strategic statements circulate amid campaign planning.
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Taft
Candonad
Roosevelt Accepts Honorary Presidency of Peace League
New York July 27 President Roosevelt accepted the honorary presidency of the Peace and Arbitration League, urging strong defense and arbitration for world peace. The letter to Hayne Davie, league president, expresses alignment with a practical peace program and calls for agreements respecting territory and sovereignty.
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New York
Rooacvelt
Peace and Arbitration League
North Carolina Congress
Roosevelt
Hayne Davie
League
Davie
Polce League
Neain
Atlantic
Pacific
McCreary
Thronore Roosevelt
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
The
Teague
Missing mayor writes to wife as disappearance stuns town
In Hag Harbor New Jersey July 27 William Mall the missing mayor and postmaster writes to his wife asking forgiveness and urging her to stay until he sends for her He admits being to blame and laments the scandal surrounding his friendship with Lena Buykers whose husband threatened Mall. Authorities and creditors note Mall's debts rise to about 15000 while investigations find offices in proper order.
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Hag Harbor
N. J
William Mall
Ting Buepand
Mia
Buykera
Wiliam Suykern
Mr. Brall
Mall
Suykera
Lena
Stykers
Atlantic Hotel
Philadelphia
Buykers
Servatious
Atlantic
Liberty Park
Camden
Cooper Hospital
Hia
Atlantic City
BU Mall
Stall
Ayssemblyman
Alogy
Glimpses of Bishop Potter and His witty remarks
The piece recalls Henry C. Potter of New York Episcopal Church and his engaging manner. It notes anecdotes from sermons in Adirondacks settings including a wedding remark likening marriage to pottery, a farmer’s tale of leaving with a new understanding, and a West Shore train joke about conductors.
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Gampire
Episcopal Churchman's
Backweetaman
Henry C. Potter
Episcope
New York
Cogperstown
N. Y
the Telegraph
White
West Shore
Bishop Potter
Orangeburg
Signal Corps to Test War Communications This Fall
The War Department plans a large fall exercise to test the Signal Corps efficiency. Two corps commanders with staffs and many men will operate. One force represents an army moving from the Mississippi to the Ohio River, with headquarters on the western Allegheny slopes. The invasion line runs from the Great Lakes to the Ohio, testing all current communications equipment and methods.
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War Department
Whastington
Signal Corps
Pan
Misgus-Ipps
Allegheny Mountains
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Algal Corps
Foreigner Triumphs at International Athletic Meet
The crowd cheered as athletes from multiple nations competed in track and field events. A United States runner named Malone dominated the hurdles, while Bongparte and Yonny Yonsoan were also noted in the program. The Swedish jumper and German sprinters finished among the contenders, with the Irish and French teams praised for valiant efforts.
Controversial Plan To Change Negro Skin Color Proposed
Washington probation officer Rev. Zed Hi Copp advocates a medical scheme to turn Black skin white by inoculating with a germ. He claims three cases show whitening, seeks government aid for expert bacteriologist, and asks whether such a method could permanently alter racial appearance and inheritance. He cites ethical and legal questions and offers no firm conclusion.
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Zed Hi. Copp
Washington
Beiieves
S Tate
Baalia
Copp
Department of Agriculture
Yampet
Oil Painting on a Grain of Shot Astonishes City
Samuel T Schultz former Washington now stage manager at White City Theatre Trenton N J completes an oil painting on a grain of shot described as the smallest oil painting in the world The work a dog with a bird in its mouth on a flattened shot took nearly five months of intermittent effort amid nerves and eyesight limits He has also painted on a corn grain depicting a miller and landscape which reportedly traveled to Paris exhibitions and is kept at the White City for public viewing
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Samuel T. Schultz
Wamington
White City
Trenton
N. J
Samuel T Schultz
Vaudeville
Schultz
Behultz
Marly
Paris
Schults
Water Meters Divide Opinion on Fair Billing
article discusses whether Frederick should install water meters to charge by consumption, noting Braddock Heights and Pittsburg officials favor metering to reduce waste and align revenue with supply costs. It cites editorials and analogies to natural gas and retail pricing, with caution about consumer protests over meter speeds and fairness.
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Frederick
Weed
Braddock Heights Water Company
A. 2
Sheppard
Water Bureau
Pittsburg
The
Waterworks Journal
Teanager
Solow
Sra Recw
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick Farmers Exchange
Quotations dated July 27 1908 show grain and feed prices including yellow ear corn at 75 per barrel white ear corn 3 per barrel hay and stover prices lontch oats Timothy No 1 11.00 to 12.00 No 2 10.80 to 11.00 clover 3.00 to 9.00 barley 3.00 to 10.00 per ton and wheat 8.00 to 9.00 per bushel bundled rye 8.00 to 10.00 per 100 pounds buckwheat 3 2 per pound and feed meals listed with various unit prices.
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Exchange
Oonaworas
Batz
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