Senator James Praises Wilson Achievements in Peace and Policy
Senator Mo James of Kentucky praised the Wilson administration for its legislative record and foreign policy. He cited the Banking Act, the Federal Reserve, tariff reforms, and preparedness, arguing the party delivered prosperity, stability, and world leadership while protecting American interests against European belligerents.
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Mo James
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Reeke
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Europe
Woodrow Wilson
London
Publican
Roosevelt
Taft
Tuberculosis Treatments and Historical Remedies
A historical report discusses tuberculosis as a stubborn foe and the belief that rest fresh air and nutritious surroundings aid recovery in early stages. It notes limited success in many cases and references a remedy described as Eck mare anerative with lime salt constituents claimed to be easily assimilated.
President Wilson to learn of renomination plans at White House
President Wilson arranged to receive news of no renomination at the White House tonight in the company of relatives and friends. Special wire facilities kept him in close touch with developments at the St. Louis convention. He discussed platform details and Democratic committee organization with leaders in Washington and St. Louis. Vance C McCormick was named national committee campaign chairman and Carter Glass as secretary after lengthy consultations.
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Wilson
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Democratic National Committee
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Pennsylvania
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Virginia
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McCormick
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Nominating Speech Wade by Wescott Continues Page One
The speech argues against phrasemongering and defamation and extols U S democracy and American leadership. It emphasizes liberty economic power and moral progress urging Mexico stay free of imperialism and condemning war as a path to civilization.
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Wescott
America and the destiny of democracy in a world war
Excerpted rhetoric extols Americas mission and divine guidance guiding democracy to end war. It contrasts annexation and suffering with peaceful prosperity, urging unity in upholding liberty. The speaker envisions a worldwide peace under a league of nations and praises Woodrow Wilson as the emancipator and leader.
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Pice
Europe
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Menecrees
League of Peace
Hughes Welcomes Visitors Amid Campaign Preparations
New York June visitors pour into the temporary White House offices as Hughes spends most of the day greeting Republicans. Plans for campaign organization remain unsettled while the nominee awaits nomination after July 4. He dined with Samuel H. Ordway at Brown University and considers July Fourth addresses. The article also describes gun making processes and a note on cork platforms for traffic policemen in wet streets.
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New York
Chi Hughes
Fnational
Hughes
Samuel H. Ordway
Brown University
Employers and labor board meet over arbitration and wage talks
A three on three arbitration board of labor and employers in Butte met at 4 pm to discuss the Workingmen and teamsters demands for $4 daily. The labor side presented claims of discrimination against workers who joined the walkout, and officials pledged reinstatement without retaliation. Both sides prepared to resume hearings at 4 pm today as plumbers return to work and city operations normalize.
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Woodrow Wilsen
Woodrow. Wilson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Republic
Arbitration Board
Organized Labor
Butte
Silver Bow
Tames S Itowe
Employers’ Association
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Labor Committee
Rhe Beard
M.M. Dow
Montana Federation of Labor
Airman
J. Ti. Rowe
Teamsters
Sdes
Rati
Jew Willie Lays Off at Judge Whitty's Request
In Great Falls two men Wille and Ralph McCrary were nabbed by police after a spree around saloons. A large quantity of liquor found in Wille's possession triggered suspicion. Judge Whitty fined Stevens 850 and McCrary faced a fall sentence.
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Will
Ralph Mecrary
At Falls
Butte
Great Falls
Murphy
Wille
Ralph
Woman in lodging house case faces charges in court
Witnesses testified that Mrs Hodgens and Burke were seen together after she said her feet hurt and entered a man's room in a lodging house. Judge Whitty sentenced Thike to days and suspended the sentence for the woman, pending care needs.
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Hodgens
Harry J
Archery in England from Edward IV to 1583 Muster
Historical notes describe early archery training from age seven, with towns banning underpenalties for lax shooting. Musters include a 1583 London event where 3,000 bowmen paraded through the city to Hoxton fields, led by archer Barlow, ending in a banquet at the bishop of London's palace.
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England
Crees
Poitiers
Agincourt
London
Barlow
Hoxton Fields
Feeding restriction promised for improved possum crab flavor
A fragment notes that the meat of the possum and the nard shell crab could be enhanced by captivity and a period of restricted feeding to curb natural dietary carelessness.
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