Woodrow Wilson for Vice President
Campaign item endorses Woodrow Wilson for the vice presidency with Thomas R. Marshall as running mate, outlining party alignment and key political positioning.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
9
Campaign item endorses Woodrow Wilson for the vice presidency with Thomas R. Marshall as running mate, outlining party alignment and key political positioning.
The piece argues Wilson's diplomacy in Mexico reflects national honor and cautions over Roosevelt and Hill. It contrasts wartime ideals with self interest, mocks tariff theology, and urges restraint while preserving security and prosperity amid international tensions.
Ebenezer J. Hill is portrayed as the wisest congressman as war spreads globally and troops gather on the Mexican border. The piece notes the U.S. facing manpower shortages while a tide of prosperity continues, framing Hill within this wartime and economic context.
Germans celebrate Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin on his seventy eighth birthday praising the airship builder whose rigid dirigibles shaped the Kaiser’s fleet. The piece notes Zeppelins’ wartime role and public faith while detailing the first craft from 1900, its specs, trials, and Zeppelin’s evolving designs amid war and controversy.
A historic profile outlines John D Rockefeller born July 8 1839 in Richford New York. It traces his youth simple work habits early clerical pay and rise through oil refining and Standard Oil creating immense wealth while supporting church benevolence and Christian principles.
Charles E. Hughes arrived in New York from Bridgehampton to file the names of Republican electors for Pennsylvania as required by state law. The visit marks the 13th day since nomination. The report notes war imagery and highway concerns, and mentions the U S cruiser Des Moines docking in Villefranche after service in the Far East.
Cincinnati fans mark July birthdays of Ivy Wingo and Charles Lincoln Herzog. Herzog, pilot of the Forlorn Hopes, turns 31 on July 9, with a long career from Maryland to the Giants and Reds. Wingo, born July 8 1890, rose from Norcross Georgia to the Cardinals and Reds, staying amid fan outcry last winter.
Bridgeport Elks cooperate with Barnum & Bailey circus travelers to boost Park City delegation at the Baltimore Grand Lodge Reunion parade on July 13. Elks in purple and blue will ride a ballooned float depicting the circus, with elephants reportedly loaned for the event. Nearly 300 local Elks plan a special train at 10 11 Sunday and many more will travel by car.
The Vorwaerts notes a public distribution and singing of a song of hatred on Lord Kitchener's death in Chemnitz Germany. The composer is described as a staff member of a respected Chemnitz newspaper.
The July report covers Upham Pure Food Co employing fifteen hands and hosting a 30-couple dance for hall improvements. Edna Kilbride and Edward Kilbride of Jersey City visited Sandy Hook for the Fourth, while others from Newtown and nearby towns attended holidays and church services. Borough taxes due. state humane officer investigated in town. Taunton youths rehearse for medal contest with nine finalists. Pootatuck Grange meets Tuesday. new car ownership noted.
The New York World notes Vermont Republicans convene in distress over the Democratic party calling it weak vacillating and incompetent. It contrasts that view with the Dems' credited reforms in banking currency tariff trade commission military training and navy while claiming the Dems achieved more in years than Republicans did in sixteen years of power.
On July 8 1709 Poltava sealed a major Russian triumph over Charles XII of Sweden. Peter the Great’s forces outnumbered and repelled the king’s veterans after Swift pursuit and harsh terrain, with Charles wounded and carried on a litter before fleeing to Turkish soil.
The body of an unknown man found on the Crane Co flats was buried yesterday afternoon in Potter's field at Lake View home. A fire nearly wiped out Ashcroft, located 250 miles east of Vancouver, B C.
In Namiquipa a small service was held by women and children in a ruined church. No music, priest, sacrament, or vestments, with a woman acting as de facto priestess guiding a silent, candlelit rite. A wooden cross near the door was kissed by departing worshipers.
United States brands Goodyear and Goodrich priced from 1.50 to 3.50 with no extra charge for combat ing. A large line shown with bicycles from 22.50 to 25.00. Bicycle repairing offered with old wheel cleaning and tune up. Baby carriage tires in all sizes available from 35c upward.
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