National GOP Seeks Vigorous Congressional Campaign
Chairman Hitchcock met with Republican nominees and committee leaders at the Manhattan Hotel after a Bay visit with President Roosevelt. They planned speakers for campaigns across the South and other states while touching on Hughes renomination and the party’s national strategy.
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Frank Hitchcock
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Manhattan
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Sherman
William Meney
Theoniensinger
Bay
Roosevelt
Campilans
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House of Representatives
Cuainmn McKinley
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Twelve Rise From Ranks in Army Commission Examinations
Twelve enlisted men passed special examinations at Port Leavenworth earning second lieutenants in various infantry and corps. Named are Walter Walon, Frederick Co, James Luks, Johnson, Edmund Busse, Spencer Montgomery, Joseph Rogers, Richard Taliaferro, Henry Tamm, Max Warner, Wilbur Smith, and Charles Thorpe Urhhah with unit assignments across infantry, coast artillery, and cavalry. details reflect a historic military promotion list.
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Port Leavenworth
Kane
Sill
Waiter Walon
Pacnrvesinus
Frederick Coscold Eerps
Commans
Coast Artillery Corps
James Luks
Tgeunl
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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 Officer in Army Court Martial Retires
First Lieut Russell T Hazzard of the Seventh Infantry was ordered court martial at Fort Wayne Michigan near Detroit for alleged marriage fraud and related financial acts. Proceedings were suspended and he was transferred to a hospital then retired on year's pay after a board found mental condition unsuitable for trial.
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Russel T. Hazzard
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Fowite
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Wayne
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Hazzard
President weighs objections to battleship plan at Oyster Bay
President to hear objections from Commander William S. Sims and Lieutenant Commander Albert J. Key on battleship designs. Utah and Florida project signals sent, while Pearl Harbor channel dredging and dry dock location plans win approval with bids due December 1. Navy spending of $100,000 authorized to begin improvements amid ongoing policy debates.
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Post Office Department tightens political activity rules
The Post Office Department issued an order to officers and employees aiming to curb political activity in federal service. It updates civil service rules from June 6 1907 and references President's amendments prohibiting officials from influencing elections. The notice cites a letter from the civil service commission and warns against political assessments by officeholders.
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Prohibition End Debate Sparks Negro Vote Question
In Washington and New York Aug 28 Marse Lenry Watterson spoke at Democratic HQ railing prohibition but urging a broad vote shift. He predicted Northern Negroes may back Bryan while noting neither party seeks them. He argued local option matters, Louisville area licensing fight, and that the negro vote could become a political factor.
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Middies Desert Annapolis Special in The Washington Mast
Annapolis Aug 23 more than avn ming shipmen returned from summer practice cruise begin annual leave of one man The middles' leave began early in the morning and they lost no time donning civilian clothes and gathering luggage. Many officers are detailed to attend the eighteenth annual shooting tournament at Sea Girt N J September 4-12 and other moves include naval vessel movements and assignments among ships and stations.
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Sea Girt
Union Building Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
SPECIAL NOTICES The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Union Building Company for the election of a board of directors and for such other business as may be proper will be held at the office of the Companies South Royal street Alexandria on Monday September 13. Parker, Velvet, a Sort Towers, Secretarial.
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Hill Will Help Bryan Conners Support Aims
Democratic leaders at national headquarters report Senator David Hill plans active support for Bryan and Kern. Hill met with National Chairman Mack and State Chairman Conners and voiced confidence in a New York victory by 100000 plurality. Also present were Missouri ex Governor Stephens and other national figures signaling broad party backing for the ticket.
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Taft
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Europe
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Hill
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J. Hill
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Conners Cenfer
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Tammany Hall
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Kings County
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Saulsbury
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Maryland
Bryan Again At Home With Short Tour Ahead
William J. Bryan and his campaign party returned to Lincoln after a week on the road through Iowa Illinois Indiana and Kansas with planned stops in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. He resumes Sunday for a three day tour starting at the fair grounds in St Paul then Fargo Grand Forks Sioux City and Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln. In Mississippi primary Madison County reports show a second district primary between Maj. Patrick Henry and J W Collier with Henry of Hinds contesting Collier's vote.
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