Cabinet debate on federal salaries and appointments in Oklahoma
The cabinet discussed proposed across the board increase for assistant secretaries up to 15 percent, with limits. Treasury and interior officials warned the raise would raise costs, while some Cabinet members favored targeted boosts in line with duties and tenure. The session examined impacts on federal pay scales and the potential effect on staffing in departments including War and Navy, with no firm agreement reached.
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Saswriay
Cabinei
Gonerem
Thomas Ryan Watt
Thane
SaRstedt Ausretarien
Baciir
Btaio Department
Amie Bamtadorco Garrenei
Robert Shaw Ohiver
Axswinnl
Navy Trust
E Newberry
Greart McCleary
Jretense
Aries
Beller Cay
Cormlyou
Correets
Mayor Refuses Explanation Over Linens Taxed Japanese Consul Row
Linens mayor deflects questions as Bermen Patiente protestors demand reasons for tax measures. He claims no consent given for schemes affecting Japanese consulate and local incursions, while protesters press for clarity on disputed duties and alleged improper actions. Local officials insist proper procedures were followed amid tense exchange.
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Linens
Bermen
Ykomjer
Gerber Vie Haidhy
FW Brown Remy
Guy
New States Star Flag Plan Amid Utah Admission
A historical note describes plans to add star patterns to the U.S. flag after Utah’s admission, with a proclamation set for November 1 and a July 4 recognition date for the new state. It outlines the arrangement of stars across rows and the impact of the change on the flag’s design.
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Oklahoma
Trenent
Tate
Utah
Army
Navy
Admiral Dewey
Uheitman
Roosevelt Walks Under Guard In Strenuous State Call
President Roosevelt undertook intensive pedestrian work on Sunday and Monday, aided by Secret Service and police. He walked from the White House area to suburban routes in heavy rain, pursued by a security detail, and reportedly covered about ten miles on Monday, with guards visibly fatigued yet faithful to duty.
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Liscome
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Amonday
Rovesvetl
Siéimas
Neil Taykness
Jane
Beeret
OXLAROMANS AFTER OFFICE MOVE DISCUSSION ON NEW STATE PROJECTS
President urged support for a new Etat and funding as Osslaromans debated appointments and the Eastern District judgeship. Figures named include RoE Campi Meas Nester and WO Cromwell, with Gov Grant and Colonel Grete presenting campaigns and resistance to office. The scene touched on territorial governance, federal roles, and regional political maneuvering.
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Overrit
New State
Wan Overrin
Orlhoms
Yersrlay
Fedecnofpes
Ger Wrants
Lamong
Meas Nester
Indian Territory
Eestern
Haina
Aletal
Peturn
Dastern Dieriet
Judge Grosscup Explains Civic Federation Telegram
The text describes Judge Grosscup of Chicago explaining to President Hoovert the telegram from the National Civic Federation. It notes committees asking for support of national embanlement and expresses concern over corporation control.
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Grosscup
Hiplaca
F . Grosscup
Chicaze
Indianapors
Iessen
Hooemvelt
Weeday Sou
National Civic Federation
Nrpolstad
Taft Campaign Folder Sparks Debate Across Nation
A controversial four page pamphlet linked to the Taft campaign circulates from Ohio landing sites. The document portrays Secretary Taft and accuses rivals while prompting reactions from campaign staff and labor unions.
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Ohio
Columbus
Taft
Missouri Man Beards Stir County Gossip in Oct
Local chatter in Missouri centers on a bearded man named Champ Clare and a judge Elliott Gates beard display in Curryville. The article parades quirky claims about beards, fashion, and small town status, naming residents like Valentine Tanley of Spencerton and asserting dramatic beard lengths and style comparisons to worldly figures.
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O Brulley
Magoette
Meriely
New York
Pin County
Brinkley
Aurom
Valentine Tanley
Spencerton
Elliott Gates
Curryville
Champ Clare
Anti-Pain Fills Offer Quick Relief with No Aftermath
Dr Mills' Anti-Pain Fills promise rapid relief from headaches with minimal cost and no nausea. The ad claims a pleasurable sense of relief and notes every druggist should have them, urging readers to try with confidence. Local contact shown as MEDICAL CO in Elkhart Indiana.
Fragmentary note hints at campaign and candidate plans
The readable fragment suggests a political campaign context with a named candidate and plans for the campaign. It mentions Mr Tait Beesee and implied actions at a camp, with a focus on the candidate's prospects and committee involvement. The text is incomplete but indicates an upcoming campaign event and candidate preparation.
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Tait Beesee
President gets password and notes on veterans gathering
President alerts Breton and other officers as mass veterans event in Washington and Boston unfolds. Key figures include Maj Charles Fratller and Commander in Chief, with officials from Navy and Army to address veteran grievances about recognition and vacancies. A licensing revocation and college funding mention accompany broader wartime veteran activities.
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Bpanten War Veterans
New York City
Oweters
White House
Charles Fratlller
Clowetxnit
Ohio
Bic
Miller
M-Siitat
Waite
Wale AZ
Boston
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Col Lestnet Urell
Ts Chiet
J. Ligon Bing
Naonset
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Gira
Coeimeader
Pearine
Opm
Qpcasion
Washington
Cmt
Veteana
Charles & Themen
Murphy Shows Anger Fireless Cooking Tested
The article describes fireless cooking experiments and government views on efficiency. It mentions Tim Foley as a candidate and notes government actions and factory interests. It references tuition and the existence of baker schools in Fort Ruey, Kane, and Washington Barracks with 174 bakers trained.
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Sharif
Sherps Commissary
Shoamu
Iis
Toporr
Treluing
Mahentenes
Aroy
Fort Ruey
Kane
Washington Barreks
Washington Barreks, and St the Preside, San Fyanciero
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Slaatscrisine Uy
Perrice
Political bets flare as Hearst slate faces defeat in New York
In New York City tensions rise as Murphy and Tammaney leaders rally against Hearst and Foley. Rumors of strategic resignations, district leader shifts, and a pool of bets totaling about 960,000 surface amid a heated campaign. Supporters and opponents push provocative moves in the final days before the election, signaling a volatile political clash.
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Paul
Tae
New York
FE Maxmhy
Reder
Tammener Epic
Hearst-Paraoue
Wiliam 2
Mapty
Hearst
Tammeriny
Tone Foley
Aherdi
Republens
Reesen Cnet
Lee
Parsons
Parsons Coantie
Bestet
William Halpin
Parsons Train
Loving Cup for Miss Gould at New York Event
The North Atlantic festival will present a loving cup to Miss Helen Gould on November 1 or December 3. Miss Gould pledged support to Navy men and workers for their interests, with proceeds funding relief at Carnegie Hall. The event, featuring an engraved cup, will cost about 32 000. each clan member contributes 26 cents.
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Fes
Helen ‘Gow
Miss Goult
Carnegie
Promotions discussed for Germany posts in Berlin
The administration plans vacancy promotions to fill Berlin embassy posts. Secretary Root seeks rapid advancement for capable diplomats to secure ministerial or ambassadorial roles. Several incumbents may be transferred, with promotions potentially reshaping Germany's diplomatic staff. The text cites ministers, ambassadors, and assistants under consideration for high office.
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Atubuesior
Berlin
Root
Germany
Davis Jaynes
Rutherlands and Cormerly Assistat
Stats
la Eald
Te Kiede
Zmbasesdor
Army Orders Reveal Broad Deployment And Cadet Assignments
A lengthy dispatch outlines military appointments and movements across units and forts. It lists captains, lieutenants, and other officers with duties, resignations, and transfers, spanning locations such as Houston Ninvtornth larantex and Fort Tar met Bacoat Litt Soup J Korey. The report notes resignations, promotions, and reassignments through late 1900s dates, listing numerous named officers and posts in a formal orders summary.
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Linish
Gol
Mactiutty
Devaremyrah
Houston
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Aontby
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Touthe
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Charles & Lawrence
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Pertie
Theney
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Slopford Cestlesart
Pyaneiven
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Korey
Uanand
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Arthur
Sepp Frosty
Mitanths
Hd Min
Brestuen
Suneary
Acslyteansis
Drorge Barkewell
Haalny
Lawl
Mobert
Gowleia
Jedenery Fisk
John C. Waterkewn
Fardoy
Infantey
Naval board debates vessel construction plans debated
The naval board discussed building plans including two additional ships along with cruisers submarines and destroyers. A shift in original disposition was noted and the subject reopened at yesterday's general board session with a new consensus forming on modernization requirements.
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Yalthough
Additton
Che
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Treasury Inspectors Explain Work on Electric Plant Project
Treasury inspectors describe the electric plant project at the Treasury Department. Witnesses Woodwell and Dougherty discuss development stages, noting a simple car system and compact design. The Washington Society of Engineers event at 23 Fifteenth Street is cited, with remarks on courtroom views and office room arrangements in public buildings.
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Washington
Proctor L Dougherty
Inseman
Serge
Washington Society of Eneinects
Wy Dovagher
Surgeons Promote Thirteen Young Officers to Captains
Promoted to the rank of captain in the United States Army and Navy are thirteen young surgeons, five Georgetown medical graduates among them, named first lieutenants in October 1802. The group includes Edward M Falbot of Virginia and others from Washington University, Vanderbilt, and Pennsylvanian origins, with promotions across medical and staff roles. Cap Bowyer and Cap Bowser named for command. Fiske initially chosen for ship command but withdrawn after safety concerns.
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United States
Wemy
Washington Medical Schedig
Edward M Falbott
Vinginia
Gra
Georgetown
Aigo Mathay Shoalore
Clark
Diaptor
Griwmbix
Ganrgetown Medical
Smarl
J’ Btorris
Ode Grasge Waahington Thuiverethy Matisal Seus i Ancop MMi
Prarsylmante
Vatreritr
Potawivuas
Solu
Vondensaac
Vanderbilt University
Levy Huth
Seeuguedey
Wsiwavatey
Pthwiate
Moxaner Murray
Vlegtuie
Ogoree
Washington University
Virginia
Wilms
George FL Rontt
Penmarivan
Aitihata
Bowyer
Minyay Tea
Navy Department
Cape
Bowser Hay Haus
Sijetia
BA. Fiske
Bao Asknd
Ovine
Morgan OBrien Elected Director to Metropolitan Life Board
Morgan J. OBrien former Supreme Court justice was elected director to fill an unexpired term on the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company board. He replaced the late Trania G Bitch who died. The nomination was approved by the board of directors for the next annual meeting in April 1968.
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New York
Metropolitan Vite Tureance Company
Morgan J. Obrien
Supreme Court
Wau
Traniay
Agril M
Ritel
Admiral Evans Leaves New York After Naval Crew Mixup
Admiral Evans departs New York amid a reorganization of the flagship fleet program. Robert Evans commands two light ships, while President and Navy Department officials discuss the Mission to the Pacific. The voyage aims to ensure proper procedures and equipment for ships proceeding to the theater, with signals of progress in Washington and Manilla.
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Robert Evans
2Tighic
Whitas
Ths
Manteal
Naxp Department
Admaiyal
Elort Howe
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