Woodrow Wilson Sealed Democratic Nomination In Baltimore
United Press report from Baltimore on July 2 states Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey secured the necessary two thirds of Democratic delegates to win the party’s presidential nomination. The piece traces Wilson’s rise, his reform agenda, and clashes with party bosses, highlighting his support for initiative and referendum and workers’ protections.
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Hikers Shipped for Theet Robbery Arrests Reported in Grants Pass
Grants Pass, Ore July 3. Elyde and Leonard Dalton brothers walking from San Francisco to Portland were arrested yesterday and jailed on a charge of stealing wheelaxles. The men, seen by workers near a building, fled after the wheels were missed by owners. They were captured by a sheriff’s posse Saturday night and jailed. The report notes their claim of being a Honoluluer and describes unclear details about a tale of caletun and tense mid-road.
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House Gives Vote Of Confidence To Speaker Clarke
Washington report says the House voted unanimously to stand by Speaker Clark despite Bryan's charges. The vote affirmed confidence in Clark regardless of the political situation. The article notes a social event where Miss Francis Ashton hosted a Novelette Club fancy dress party on Washington Avenue with members portraying famous actresses.
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Socialist convention in Centralia draws speakers and campaign goat
Socialist delegates from Lewis county held a convention in Centralia yesterday. Joseph Jarvis gave the principal address and other local officials spoke. A news campaign goat was part of the event, reflecting the campaign mood and local socialist activity.
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Foreigner Arrested After Train Gun Threats
Italian worker Medora Guido, employed on railroad improvement near the north end of the vile, was arrested on a complaint by brakeman Tompeany Brakeman. He allegedly drew a gun and fired several shots at a train car. Police found the weapon as evidence. Guido was charged with second degree assault and arraigned before Judge Hoes. care will be held this afternoon.
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Wilson Clinches Democratic Nomination in Dramatic Convention
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey won the Democratic presidential nomination at Baltimore after days of wrangling. The final ballot broke with Clark, Underwood withdrew, and Missouri's Stone secured unanimous consent to back Wilson. Demonstrations followed as Wilson’s acclamatory nomination was declared.
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Five Killed When Balloon Bursts in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City Nova Scotia on July 2, Melvin Vaniman and his brother Calvin Vaniman along with Fred Palmer George Bouillon George Bouillon and Walter Guest were killed when a dirigible balloon exploded during a 2000 foot altitude test. The event occurred during a preparatory trial for a proposed trans Atlantic flight. Investigators suspect a new gas compression device caused excessive pressure leading to the blast.
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Calvin Vaniman
Fred Plmer
George Bouilion
Walter Guest
Melvin Vanimen
Balloon Explodes Hurting Thirty-Four in Dusseldorf
A balloon exploded in Dusseldorf causing injuries to thirty four people. Emergency crews arrived and treated victims at the scene as investigators began examining the cause of the blast. Officials warned of potential further health risks from debris and advised spectators to avoid the area.
Roosevelt silent as Wilson nomination reported
New York July 2 United Press reported Wilson's nomination drawing no comment from Colonel Roosevelt. In other news four soldiers were injured and several fatally when an explosion struck the Zeppelin Schweben, a sister ship of the Victoria Louise, wrecking the dirigible. The Schweben, anchored before a hangar, was driven into a shed by a gust, breaking its gas bag.
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Mohammed Ali Be Other at the Khadive on a vist
The note references Mohammed Ali in a context involving the Khadive and a visit to the United States, indicating a historical travel or diplomatic mention. Details are limited but point to a人物 figure connected with a visit and international relations.
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Centralian Appointed Guardian for Local Minor
Harry Gilclfist of this city was appointed guardian of the year old Matie Tirraws by Probie Jintge W A. Westoven yesterday. The child, who made Mer here in this city for wo yuna, was the slaughter of Mes, Gaithowine Brickner, who Wer Tonnd dead by their in Chelidts several weeks ago.
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