Wilson Renominated for the Presidency at Democratic Convention
The Democratic national convention in St. Louis nominated President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas Riley Marshall by acclamation on Thursday night. The platform praised Wilson's record, endorsed tariff and banking reforms, labor rights, and national unity, and called for strong defense, Pan American cooperation, and public health and budget reforms.
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War With Mexico Now a Certainty
Washington confirms rising tensions as Carranza rejects withdrawal demands. Secretary Baker mobilizes 146000 national guards, with 100000 volunteers likely after a war declaration. Pershing signals border build up while officials warn of grave consequences and possible swift defensive action.
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