Night Flight Ends in Pacific War Vigil and Surrender
A chaotic battle narrative unfolds with Japanese forces captured after a dramatic air and sea retreat. Admiral Kamigawa faces parole terms while U S forces execute a strategic night landing on Puget Sound to confine the enemy fleet and restore peace.
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Kamigawa
Japan
Shepes
Eqing
Kashiwa Ais
Ehip
Bavantasa
Brockton
Adote Watch
Sollaa
Bealu
Hardral
Lake Washington
Seattle
Alhes
Eneaiy
Waltlhe
Norma
Victor Murdock and Kansas Political Bosses Remembered
A wartime portrait of Victor Murdock and Kansas political power, noting his rise from congressman to senator, his clashes with party bosses, and his reputation as a reformer nicknamed a boss buster. The piece recalls Long’s senate career, Washington battles, and Murdock’s staying power in Kansas politics.
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Gongréasman
Victor Afurdéck
Kanada
Wennse Gatihonian
Aho
Prepeht Holies
Ff Ui Wichita Newaprper
Sivall
Converese
Beslaés
Cannon
Murdock
Iman
Washington
Uncle Sam
Kansas
Victor Murdock
Senator
Jerry Simpson
Diaz
Mexico
Hurdock
Mareh Murdock
Marsh Murdock
Victor
Long
Senate
Vistor
Kantes
Bowers Named Solicitor General for Department of Justice
Floyd Wheaton Bowers, longtime general counsel for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, is appointed solicitor general of the department of justice effective April 1. A Yale and Columbia Law School alumnus born in 1853, he has been close to President Taft and is noted as an avid golfer and club member in Chicago.
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Floyd Wheaton Bowers
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Department of Justice
Wickerpham
Bowers
Coubnel
Chicago & Northwestern Railroay
W. D. Goudy
Yale
Provident Taft
Springfield
Mann
Columbia Law School of
New York
New York City
Winona
Mim
Northwestern Road
Taft Mr. Bowers
Obwoulsia
Skokie
Taft
University Club
Te Cuicago Athletic Association
Soldior
Henry M. Hoyt
Art
Hoyt
Hollester General
Ispas
United States
Alber
Hoyt Lad
John Armstrong Chaloner the enigmatic figure in a Virginia case
John Armstrong Chaloner, later known as Chaloner, sparked sensational headlines with a fatal parlor assault on a brutal husband. coroner's jury exonerated him and he escaped insanity rulings. His life intertwined with Amelie Rives, high society, and a quest for notoriety as he changed his name and faced Federal and New York court actions over his estate.
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John Armstrong Chaloner
Chasler
Chaloner
Lenytttol
Jo Amuden
Chatoner
Joly Jacob Astor
Lewis Stayveaant Chanter
Pominge
New York
Gotham
Virginia
Federal Court of Hut Commonwealth
Atiln the Panda
Rogally
Notre Dame awards Laetare Medal to Christine Fisher Tiernan
Christine Fisher Tiernan receives the Laetare medal from the University of Notre Dame for her prolific career as Christian Reid. Born 1846 in Bullsbury North Carolina, she published about forty novels, married James Tiernan, was widowed in 1893, and is praised for her literary contributions and long association with Catholic letters.
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Christine Fisher Tiernan
University of Notre Dame
Christian Reid
Shea
Bullsbury
N.C
Wholewu
Col
Opyrica Fredaria Miber
Bull Rim
James Merguls
Tiéinan
Maryland
Cbyreh
United States
Desley
Otto
Miruth
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Roberta Jenves
Hawaii
Eng
Joe Dlacovary
Mit
Nate
Theo
Nevosk
Honolulu
Jalley
Kambeawa
Jaco
Mied States Navy
Kamigawal
Levine
Academy of Ri
Galire
Tke 'Atetidyeyan
Ale
Guy
Padlé
Gealnat
Columbia
Hmplugold
Roberts
Nurme
Hevins
NEW. Solicitor General
John Armstrong
Laetare
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