Fall of Newberry Campaign Funds Echoes 1913 Letter
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 1913 Michigan and New York political money dispute involving Senator Newberry and ambassador O'Brien. It cites a $830 cost, a $350 Detroit check, def́icit coverage of $509, and discussions on reimbursements, with Charlie Hamilton and figures linked to Newberry’s committee and New York connections.
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Detroit
Oanonnee
Newberry
New York
Mil
Kentucky
Republican’ ‘Committee
Washington
Hamilton
Mendous
O’brien
Ara
Ak Tee County
Poiteau
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
James
Commodore
Jim
Harding
Barry
MecGreggor
Suffragists Gather for National Meeting in Chicago
Suffragists from across the country began arriving in Chicago for the national convention opening Thursday. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the American National Suffrage Association, was among early arrivals as about 2000 delegates expected to reorganize under the name League of Women Voters.
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Chicago
Carrie Chapman Catt
American National Suffrage Association
League of Women Voters
Fire destroys Owl theater and Mexicali buildings
Calexico Cal February 9 Fire destroyed the Owl theater a gambling resort and several other buildings in Mexicali across the border from here causing losses estimated from 175000 to 250000 dollars the blaze disrupted activities across the border city
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Calexico
Cal
Mexicali
Exclude agitators from Mexico per Mexican consul orders
In Douglas Arizona on February 9 authorities report instructions from Jose M Arredondo Mexican consul to exclude anarchists and social agitators of every class from Mexico in the future. The telegram outlines a broad exclusion policy linked to border management.
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Douglas
Ariz
Mexico
Jose M. Arredondo
Democrats in House Rebel Against Universal Training
A House caucus debate over universal training ends with a changed resolution opposing both universal service and enrollment of youths into the army. Representatives cite President Wilson and Secretary Baker, noting Wilson’s illness affected the executive stance though some insist the party must state its position. A telegraph from Oklahoma hints at broader universal politics shaping the rebuke.
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Leenamate
Baker
Kitche Dine
House
Ted
Kitchin
Staund
Wilson
Oklahoma
Universa Political
Archy
Gore
Kuhn
Bee
Texas
Caldwell
New York
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Cantril
Kentucky
Carter
Doremus
Michigan
Dupre
Lousiana
Eagen
New Jersey
Fisher
Tennessee
Igoe
Missouri
Lea
California
Lonegran
Michehan
Mooney
Ohio
Olney
Massachusetts
Military Draft Debate Shapes House Civil Defense Plans
The discussion split Democrats and Republicans over army training reforms and a preference for democratic control of the military. Representatives detailed the need for 490000 recruits to sustain the army, while proposed changes included removing exclusive military control and strengthening the National Guard, with a phased academy appointment requiring prior service.
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National Guard
Legion backs universal military training plan with modifications
Indianapolis report says the American Legion conference of state commanders endorsed universal military training with changes to the army reorganization bill. National Commander Franklin d Olier to appoint a committee with the legion’s legislative group to present proposals to Congress after telegraphic support to Democratic House caucus members.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wadsworth. Army
American. Legion
Legion
Franklin d'Olier
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
the Legion
Army
Fashion Notes Skirts Blouses Rise In Popularity
It is predicted that skirts and blous es will be very popular this season because suits are higher in comparison. You will find a pleasing selection of late models in our display.
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United States Military Academy
Regular Army
Thomas W. Miller
Legion For, Training
Hart’s
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