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Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Canada
U. S
Democratic Platform Fails to Name Ku Klux Klan
In New York the Democratic convention passed a platform condemning the Klan yet refused to name it directly. The split over whether to name the group or describe it created bitterness and raised questions about party unity and leadership.
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New York
Democratic Party
Ku Klux Klan
William Jennings
Colby
Presdent Wilson
Napie
Tweedledee
Tweediedim
Avas
Klan
Hypocrisy Rampant at Democratic Convention Endorsement
The New York Democratic convention, after praising Woodrow Wilson, voted against his foreign policy line by endorsing the League of Nations, seen as a major standoff with Wilson’s program. The faction aligns with a return to party platform promises and cautions on past positions.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
League Gt Nations
Woodrow
Fouy
Campaigning over the League Endorsement Sparks Party Rift
The piece recounts Cox and the convention pledging to pursue league ratification via a national referendum, as Hearst attacks Democratic opponents with strike papers. It notes Wilson praised yet controversial endorsements while Baker calls the plan unconstitutional and calls the convention bargain a political farce amid Republican criticism.
Dawes Career Painted in Bold Contrasts and Service
The profile surveys Charles G. Dawes, describing him as a superb American by birth in Marietta, a financier, public official, and decisive reformer. It portrays his lineage from William Dawes and Ohio founders, notes roles from comptroller to budget director, and highlights his mix of vigor, humor, generosity, and blunt honesty.
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New York
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Minute Men
Revere
Manasseh Cutler
Ohio
Rufus Dawes
Iron Brigade
Gettysbugh
Congress
Charles Gulles Dawes
Marietta
Tien
Icago
Mobile
Seattle
Central Trust Company
Miinois
McKinley
General Purchasing Board
AL & F
Reparations Commission
America
Hell
Maria’ Dawe
General Dawes
Sue
Farmers Aim for Davis or Vrooman in 1904 Presidential Race
A Kansas governor and a Illinois farmer candidate, Davis and Vrooman, are urged as dirt farmer contenders for the presidency. Supporters emphasize their agricultural backgrounds and practical knowledge, arguing the rural vote could shape the Republican or Democratic ticket and influence the 1904 election path.
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WTS
Davis
Kansas
Kansas House of Representatives
Carl Vrooman
Bloomington
Vrooman
Milnois
Vroaman
New York
Harvard Club
Debate over Philippine possession and independence promises
The Washington Post editorial attacks the idea of granting independence to the Philippines, arguing there is no treaty basis for a promise of freedom. It defends continued U.S. control and criticizes claims tied to advancing global public opinion and mandates.
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Washington Post
Japan
Uch
Col. E
Paris
United States
Philippines
Porto ‘Rico
Col. House
Democratic Convention Debate Over League of Nations
Senator Harrison delivers keynote urging Democrats to reject a ceremonial league of nations and stay true to Wilsonian ideals. He warns that embracing the league would betray past principles, while urging courage and constructive policy for the party's future success.
Keynote at Democratic Convent ion Sparks Apostasy Controversy
The Omaha Bee reports at Madison Square Garden the keynote of the Democratic convention centered on victory slogans. Senator Pat Harrison’s oratory leads to a controversial note about apostasy among party followers and the idea that winning is not wicked and strategy is no sin.
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Wilson
Harrison
Paton
Mis Ppi
Madison Square Garden
Missi
Pei
Vic
Euel
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Atlantic City judge orders a batching girl held for further examination. Weather offers a lesson as heat intensifies. If you avoid the shorter route, start behaving well.
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Walt Mason
Atlantic City
Neighborhood Satire on Selfishness and Idle Neighbors
A humorous piece portrays neighbors obsessed with money and social climbing while the speaker notices vanity, gossip, and shallow acts. It lampoons selfish schemes, small-town cads, and the comfort of routine habits as days fade into routine chores and idle chatter.
Gardens and neighbors chase prunes and help the lame
A humorous vignette recalls neighbors tracking a prize piece-of-eight while a groaning wight with lame legs is aided kindly. A note on sleep timing and light, a remark about cantaloupes, summer cleanliness, and a quip about marriage and auto licenses closes the fragment.
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George Matthew Adams
Would Make County Attorneys Join The Association
Des Moines June 30 A proposal to require membership in the Iowa County Attorney's Association will be submitted by Attorney General Ben J Gibson to the next session of the legislature He argues the association does good work and should have official standing He advocates compulsory membership for all county attorneys and larger appropriation to cover meeting expenses More frequent conventions or conferences are also urged by the attorney general
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Des Moines
Ioan
Iowa County Attorney’s Association
Ben J. Gibson
Assion
Iowa
Gibson
Zionists Open 27th Annual Convention in Pittsburgh
A.P. reports 700 delegates from across the United States attend the Zionist Organization of America convention at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. Louis Lipsky, national chairman, presides as the largest gathering of the movement to date opens with plans to relocate the World Zionist headquarters from London to Jerusalem. The convention runs through Tuesday night and focuses on the move.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Zionish Organization of America
William Penn Hotel
Louis Lipsky
World Zionist
London
Jerusalem
Lipsky
Catnip Love Sparks Odd Tale of Maine Hotel Cat
Fred Hamiston, proprietor of a Topham Beach hotel in Maine, owns a cat that shows a strong fondness for tobacco. The cat behaves like a house cat with catnip, seeking out smoking tobacco at every chance and displaying curious appetite and curiosity.
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Fred Hamiston
Topham Beach
Logician Alypius of Alexandria Tested by Fable
A fragmentary note speaks of Alypius the logician philosopher from Alexandria as a noted figure among letters and debates. It hints at his reputed faults or conflicts within a stylized ancient context.
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Alypius
Alexandria
Gasoline Loss Rate in Crude Bundling Stage
A historic note states that the volume of gasoline lost by evaporation in one stage of crude bundling equals one thirtieth of the country’s gasoline production. The text emphasizes a proportional loss during processing.
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League
Mearst
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
Harry B.runt
NEA
Lyon Ok
Saul I
Willian Maden White
Jonenalis
Demwrattic
Jonathan M. Davis
Kane Sosbrad
Kansashorn
Dewerrade
Davi
Kawsans
Senator Hanison
League of Nations
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Pat” Harrison
Wilson the
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Walsh Takes Charge
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Omaha Bee
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