Roosevelt Aids Vigorous Campaign Plans For Congress
Chairman Hitchcock and Sherman meet with Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill and plot a bold national campaign. Republicans prepare a touring speaker roster for Southern and other districts while President backs an active push against the current House majority.
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Hitchback
Sagamore Hill
New York
Frank Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Manhattan
James
Sherman
William Meney
Theoniensinger
Bay
Roosevelt
Campilans
Mts
House of Representatives
Cuainmn McKinley
Dundensti
Abbr Svgions
Twelve rise from ranks in army officers list
Twelve enlisted men pass the camp exam at Fort Leavenworth and receive commissions as second lieutenants in various infantry and artillery corps. Names include Walon, Co scold Eerps, Luks Frns Tgeunl, Johnson, Busse, Montgomery, Rogers, Taliaferro, Tamm, Warner, Smith, and Thorpe urnhah with ranks and units noted.
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Kane
Sill
Waiter Walon
Pacnrvesinus
Frederick Coscold Eerps
Commans
Coast Artillery Corps
James Luks
Tgeunl
Dom Bu Johnson
Hesseka Corps
Edmund Busse Andttrews
Cox Tillers Corps
Spencer Montgomery Arrgeant
Joseph Albert Rogers
Poral
Ninth Infantry
Richard Taliaferro
Coast Artilery Corps
Henry Johm Tamm
Third Cavalry
Max Robert Warner
Oast Artillery Corps
Warner
Wilbur Smith
Twerty-nintn Infantry
Charles Thorpe UrHhah
Thirteenth Iny
Accused Army Officer Retired After Mental Health Flag
First Lieutenant Russel T. Hazzard of the Seventh Infantry was ordered court martial at Fort Wayne for alleged fraud and marriage deceit but was wholly retired from active service with one year’s pay. Proceedings suspended due to mental condition, he was sent to a hospital for examination and retirement board review.
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Detroit
Walkersville
Ontario
Fowite
California
Wayne
Secretary of War
Army
Hazzard
President Examines Plans On Battleship Objections
President will hear objections to battleship designs from Commander William Sims and Lieut. Comdr. Albert J. Key at Oyster Bay. Utah and Florida hulls designs have been sent to the President. Pearl Harbor dredging and dry dock site approved with bids due December 1. Navy appropriations include $100000 to begin improvements.
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Comir
Albert J. Key
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Senate
Oyster Bay
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Florida
Wendberry
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Cimdr
Key
Pearl Harbor
Agsistant
Nays Newberry
Hawell
Post Office Dept Limits Political Activity in Federal Service
The Post Office Department issued a new order to curb political activity by officers and employees. It cites the June 6 1907 Postmaster General ruling and aligns with presidential civil service amendments forbidding official influence to affect elections. It reiterates penalties and warns against political assessments by officeholders.
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Prohibition Ends Debate as Watterson Sees Negro Vote for Bryan
In a Washington dispatch dated August 28, Marse Henry Watterson spoke at Democratic headquarters about prohibition and race. He predicted northern African American voters would support Bryan, while noting both parties ignore them. He urged parties to win black votes by addressing local options and liquor laws, not criminalizing drinkers.
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Middies Desert Annapolis on Annual Leave
Annapolis Aug 23 More than avn ming shipmen returned from summer practice cruise began leave of one month. Many will spend part of leave in nearby resorts or at home. All must return by Sept 29 for Naval Academy reopening. Movements of vessels and officers detailed with assignments to shooting tournament at Sea Girt and duty at Naval Medical School.
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Annual meeting notice of Union Building Company stockholders
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Union Building Company for election of a board of directors and other proper business will be held at the company's office on South Royal Street in Alexandria on Monday September 13. Parker, secretary.
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Hill Will Help Bryan Conners to Victory
Democratic leaders in New York report Senator David Hill will support Bryan and Kern. National Chairman Mack and State Chairman Conners discuss truce with Murphy and McCarren to unify for the election. Missouri former Gov Stephens predicts Missouri will vote Democratic. other national figures also visited the headquarters.
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Hul
Hill
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Conners Cenfer
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Democratic Party
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Tammany Hall
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Kings County
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Chanler
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Rochester
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Coud
Saulsbury
Delaware
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Maryland
Bryan Returns Home From Campaign Swing
Travel worn William J. Bryan and his party reach Lincoln Nebraska after a week on the road with speeches in Iowa Illinois and Kansas and talks in Chicago St. Louis and Kansas City. He resumes this Sunday on a three day tour starting at the fair grounds in St. Paul then Fargo Grand Forks and Sioux City before a Nebraska State Fair speech. Official returns show a second primary race in Mississippi’s Eighth district with Maj Patrick Henry and J W Collier contesting votes in Madison county.
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