Leaders Plan Vigorous Campaign Talks Across the South
Chairman Frank Hitchcock and Vice Presidential candidate James Sherman met with James M. Sherman and others at the Manhattan Hotel after Roosevelt's Bay visit. They prepared a list of speakers to energize contests in Southern states and other regions, aiming to bolster the Republican drive in Congress.
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Twelve Rise From Ranks In Army Commission Examinations
Twelve enlisted men passed camp examination at Port Leavenworth and won commissions as second lieutenants in various infantry and artillery units. Named are Walter Walon, Frederick Co scold Eerps, James Luks Frns Tgeunl, Bu Johnson, Edmund Busse, Spencer Montgomery, Joseph Albert Rogers, Richard Taliaferro, Henry John Tamm, Max Robert Warner, Wilbur Smith, and Charles Thorpe Urhnhah, with ranks from corporal to sergeant major across infantry coast artillery and cavalry branches.
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Accused Officer Hazzard Retired After Court Martial Dropped
First Lieut Russell T. Hazzard of the Seventh Infantry was wholly retired from active service and dropped from the army with one year’s pay. A court martial at Fort Wayne near Detroit had been ordered in January over alleged marriage fraud and related financial matters. Proceedings were suspended by the Secretary of War due to the accused’s mental condition. he was sent to a hospital for examination.
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President Examines Plans On Battleship Designs
President to hear objections from Commander Sims and Lieut. Commander Key on battleship plans. Utah and Florida hulls have been sent to Oyster Bay for review. Pearl Harbor channel dredging plans approved with dry dock site. bids due December 1 for dredging to 35 feet depth and 200 yard width. $100,000 appropriated to begin improvements.
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Post Office issues order on political activity in civil service
The Post Office Department issued an order aimed at reducing political violations in the federal service. It echoes the President's civil service amendments prohibiting executive and competitive service employees from using official authority to influence elections. The notice cites June 6, 1907, and March correspondence from the Civil Service Commission urging stricter penalties and warning against partisan activity by officeholders.
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Prohibition End Seen By Watterson Vote Shift
In Washington Aug 28 Lenry Watterson told Democratic HQ that prohibition will end and Northern negroes may back Bryan. He argues parties ignore black voters while opposing liquor laws, and notes local option strength in Kentucky. He predicts negro voters will favor the Republican ticket if courted.
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Middies Desert Annapolis for Annual Leave
Annapolis Aug 23 More than avn ming shipmen returned from summer practice cruise begin annual leave of one man The middles leave began today many officers and future officers will spend leave in nearby resorts or go home All midshipmen must return by Sept 29 for reopening of Naval Academy Sept 4-12 shooting tournament attendees report to Sea Girt by Sept 3 Movements of Naval Vessels listed including arrivals and departures at Detroit Newport and Annapolis and ships sailing to Shanghai and other ports
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Union Building Company stockholders meeting notice
SPECIAL NOTICES Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Union Building Company for the election of a board of directors and for other proper business. To be held at the company offices on South Royal Street, Alexandria, on Monday September 13. Parker Towers, Secretary.
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Hill Will Help Bryan Conners and Mack Target New York
New York Aug 28 Senator David B Hill former Democratic state leader told National Chairman Mack he would aid Bryan Kern ticket. Hill met Mack with John B Stanchfield at headquarters and backed the ticket while health limited active campaigning. Conners opened New Headquarters Hofmann House and predicted New York carry by 100000 plurality with Chanler leading for governor. McCarren’s fate at Rochester convention discussed as delegation choices vary. Missouri former governor Stephens visited and predicted Missouri in the Democratic column. Delaware Saulsbury and Maryland Talbot also called at headquarters.
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Bryan at Home After Week of Speeches in Midwest
Travel worn William J. Bryan and his party returned to Lincoln Nebraska after a week away delivering speeches in Iowa Illinois Indiana and Kansas and meeting with officials in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. He resumes a three day tour Sunday starting at the fair grounds in St Paul then Fargo Grand Forks Sioux City and the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln with venues through next week. In Madison County Mississippi a second congressional primary in the Eighth district pits Maj Patrick Henry against J W Collier as Henry of Hinds pursues Collier’s votes.
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