Wilson Marshall Renominated by Acclamation at Democratic Nominating Session
In St Louis 12,000 attend the Democratic National Convention as Woodrow Wilson is renominated for president by acclamation at 12 50 a m and Vice President Marshall is named by acclamation. William Jennings Bryan addresses delegates praising the ticket amid demonstrations and pageantry.
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William Jennings Bryan
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Thomas Riley Marshall
Hughes
New Jersey
Wilson
Glynn
Ollie James
Germany
Mexico
James
Whit- Nam Jennings Bryan
Witeon
Bryan
Senator Thompson
Steps in Career of President Wilson
The article traces Woodrow Wilson’s life from birth in Staunton Virginia on December 28 1856 through education at Columbia Davidson and Princeton to law and academic posts at Johns Hopkins Wesleyan and Princeton. It notes his governorship of New Jersey his 1912 presidential nomination and 1913 inauguration plus the Democratic convention endorsements and platform items including Americanism preparedness and women's suffrage.
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Georgia
Woodrow Whson
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Kansas
South Carolina
Texas
Baltz
Dunne
Tipperary
South Trimble
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New York
Tutuila
Tennessee
Indiana
John S. Martin
Lone Star
Kentucky
Woodrow Wilson
Maryland
California
Hughes
New Jersey
Wilson
Heflin
Alabama
Nebraska
Murphy
Glynn
William F. McComba
Martin I. Glynn
James
Staunton
Columbia
Davidson
Princeton
Lake Forest University
Tulane University
Johns Hopkins
Yale
United States
St. Louis
Bryan
Marshall
Committee On Resolutions
Perseus
The Only Difference Between Landladies
Dialog hints at competing landladies who keep boarders longer by withholding nourishment. a wry exchange suggests different strategies in renting rooms and managing tenants.
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Pathfinder
European War Week by Week June 19 1915 Highlights
The report covers actions across fronts from June 19 to June 24 1915. French assaults at Fond de Baval and Alence. German advances near Metzeral and Lemberg. Austro German gains at Grodek and Romarno. British ship losses and Italian and Turkish actions. Russian retreats continue in several theaters. naval air strikes target Bari Brindisi and Douai.
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Fond de Baval
Alence
Metzeral
Grodek
Tanen
Romarno
Dulcie
Bari
Brindisi
Christian de Wet
South Africa
Bessarabia
Italiana
Hussar
Galicia
Activities of Women Across Nations Stir Global Attention
The piece notes New York needing fifty thousand servant girls and typewriter workers among Japanese women, seven thousand American women practicing medicine, Hearst estate likely to be broken up by Carranza, Louise L Thomas leaving society to teach in a Cumberland settlement, and French women in uniform pushing toward the Paris chamber of deputies but refused entry.
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New York City
Japan
United States
Phoebe Hearst
California
Carranza
Louise L. Thomas
St. Louis
Cumberland Mountains
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Restaurant Episode Sparks Violence Rumors
A Loulaville Courier-Journal report describes a chaotic restaurant scene where a cook chased a waiter with a cleaver while a waitress cried murder. Witnesses misinterpreted the commotion as a cabaret act, mistaking the shouts for singing.
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Waitreau
Loulaville Courier-Journal
A Poor Way In Religion Shifts Preacher Tactics
A fragment notes that the Lord likely did not intend preachers to win followers by being disagreeable, implying a critique of harsh revival methods and urging gentler persuasion in religious outreach.
Civic Rivalry and Quips at Gadsville
A collection of quick exchanges and jokes framing civic rivalry. A Kansas resident downplays a cyclone, while Gadsville residents joke about their courthouse being a makeshift hencoop in light humor.
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Kansas
Galesburg
Gadsville
Identity of a sad pacifist encountered
We meet a man with a lugubrious face who claims to be a pacifist believing preparedness will cause war. The exchange solidifies the notion of woe, as we deem him a fool rather than a humorist in response to his grim declaration.
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