Loyalty Oaths in 1861 Highlight Honest Stand of Chase and Seward
The Philadelphia Bulletin recalls how during early Civil War months some demanded a second loyalty oath. Chase and Seward opposed extra oaths, arguing one oath sufficed. Clerks from Maryland and Virginia resisted, resigning to defend their integrity while a secret submarine tale added to wartime tensions.
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Variety in Black minstrel show planned by K S K J
The St Stephen Sport club KSKJ of Chicago presents Variety in Black next Sunday at 7 pm in Joseph hall with Ralph Muha directing a 30 man group. Guests include the KSKJ supreme committee and 16 bowling league sponsors. Joliet act is new. dancing to a polka orchestra follows. Committees led by Agnes Govednik and Louis Zeleznikar. One third of US knitted underwear produced in Utica, N Y.
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Betty Martincich
Men’s League
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Matt FF. Slana
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