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The Morning Journal Courier

Location

New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

5

Haywood Lectures on Socialism and War Troops Protest

Haywood addressed 6,900,000 unemployed as proof of Wall Street oligarchy power. He described a class struggle between exploiters and producers, condemned the constitution as misused, and urged socialists to back their candidates. Luella Twining praised Roosevelt critics, and a resolution demanded immediate troop withdrawal from peaceful communities and a wire to the president.

Wall Street Socialist Party Haywood Luella Twining Roosevelt Archard Alaaka United States

Burglars Garb At 1902 Parade In Turkish Style

The article describes a 1902 parade where burglars wore green coats and white trousers, with red accents and capes. Taft's visit is noted with informal greetings. plans include law and medical school exercises, student orations, and a Yale corporation meeting. Taft expected to arrive for the salon after noon.

Tontine Rim Street Elakematen W. W. Farnam Mein Taft Cincinnat William J. Sodellwick Maasachusetts Institute of Technology Wny Imeld Scientific School Joseph W. Murphy J. Mowland Auchinelods CL. Watkins

Hike by Troop A Each Man His Own Cook on Woodruff Hunt

Yesterday morning Troop A Cavalry CNG from Orange Street Armory joined Lt. Robert J. Woodruff for a hike to Woodruff Woods at the estate. Each trooper cooked a hand meal from a supplied package including porterhouse steak potatoes corn and coffee. Corpral Prayder Maroney burned his fingers while frying potatoes. others baked potatoes in the coals. The day ended with blankets spread in the shade and a late return to the armory at six. Members present included Sergeants Frank E. Wolf John Cham Taylor and Corporal Maroney along with Lt. Woodruff and several other troopers.

Troop 4, Cavalry CNG Orange Street Horaca Robert J. Woodruff Wood-ruff Orange Woodruff Woods Enthitetan Trank F Wolf le Bachn Rachman Prayder Maroney Mike Manet Wonnif Milford Arriary Hling Frank E. Wolf John Cham Taylor T. Maroney George W. Humphrey John Howard Peares William Hywelch John A. Paton Alexander Chimming Robert J Wondruff John Tinto Frank D. Carell Dwint Bo Siinn

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