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Roosevelt to appoint a colored official in New York or Ohio
The Roosevelt administration weighs appointing Ralph Tyler of Columbus Ohio as a remunerative federal office outside New York as part of a broader colored officeholding policy. The Brownsville inquiry looms costly and protracted with witnesses scattered nationwide and potential expense over fifty thousand dollars. The pure food law prompts elimination of blueing sugar to cut whitening practice, changing home pantries nationwide.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Rockerett
White House
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Ralph ‘Tyler
Columbus, O
Senator Foraker
Gwenty-fifthe Infantry
Ohio
New York
Foraker
Billy
Congress
Bur
Tyler
Booker T. Washington
Boston
Mernte Committee
Jess
Miliry Affairs Committee
Bhre Food Commission
Hate
Bénitor
Marce
Senate
Maine