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Not a “Wise” Judge by Any Means

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From the May 17, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Dr. Reitman Tells of His “Torture”

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From the May 17, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Presidential Possibilities by George Fitch

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From the May 17, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Statesmen, Real and Near

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By Fred C. Kelly. From the May 17, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Titanic Boat Found

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From the May 16, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Cobb Punches Fan, Starting Riot in Gotham Park

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From the May 16, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Rock Me to Sleep, Mother (poem)

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From the May 16, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Presidential Possibilities by George Fitch

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From the May 16, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Statesmen, Real and Near

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From the May 16, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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Indians Inaugurate Weeks of Weeping for Burning of Papooses

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From the May 15, 1912 edition of The Washington Herald.

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    Statesmen, Real and Near appeared daily in The Washington Herald. In it, Fred C. Kelly recounted tales from the lives of our nation's officeholders. Dorothy Dix was a regular contributor to the Women's section. She went on to become America's highest paid and most-read newspaper columnist. George Fitch was a daily contributor, and his short essays provided a humorous and insightful exploration of a daily theme. Poems were a regular part of the newspaper, and some of them are included here.
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