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Died. Frances Benjamin Johnston, 88, onetime news photographer who had an inside track to the White House because of her friendship with Presidents Harrison, McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt; in New Orleans. With a boxlike camera given to her by George Eastman in 1887, she snapped such shots as McKinley on the eve of his assassination and Admiral Dewey after Manila...
...Republican Party here tonight," he went on, "I mean the dinosaur wing of the Republican Party-which unfortunately seems to be in control of that party. They are living in 1896 and 1920. They're made up of the Republicans of 1896 and 1920. And they worship William McKinley and Warren G. Harding . . . Even if the Republicans get a presidential candidate with a good record in foreign affairs, he will not be able to drown out the raucous isolationist outcries of the rest of the party...
Early last month, while taking his exercise, Ferre snitched the key to his cell and made a soap impression of it. A little later he rambled over to McKinley's Hardware Store and lifted a couple of files and a metal saw. Working at leisure, he made himself a cell key from a piece of metal bed slat and, thus equipped, went back into the burglary business...
...fourth position, Dave Hedberg hung up a 3 and 1 win over Bob Wahlberg. The only Crimson loss was suffered by fifth man Mitch Rosenholtz, beaten 2 up by Bob McKinley, Jack Brophy, at sixth position, beat Bruin Paul Bohlen 2 up, and seventh man George Wheeling closed out his match with Bo Sinclair on the 16th green winning...
...their annual floral tribute, all members of the House of Representatives and page boys came to work with red carnations (paid for by Ohio Republicans) in honor of the 109th birthday of William McKinley. Next day, everyone wore white carnations (paid for by the Democratic National Congressional Committee) on the 70th birthday of Franklin D. Roosevelt...