Wilson Nominated. Big Crowds Rally for New Jersey Governor
Five thousand or more Original Woodrow Wilson men and many others filled the streets to honor Wilson at his home in Glark New Jersey. He avoided a public speech, thanked supporters, and declined a campaign resignation.
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Akron Airship Disaster Kills Five in Calm Atlantic Flight
The Akron airship, commanded by Melvin Vaniman, exploded about five hundred feet above Brigantine Beach, New Jersey, killing Vaniman and four crew members Calvin Vaniman Fred Imer George Bourrillion Walter Gost in a calm morning test. Wreckage surfaced as authorities recovered two horses from the submerged debris.
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Wilson and Marshall Clinch Democratic Ticket
Baltimore reports the Democratic National Convention completed the ticket of President Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and Vice President Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana. Marshall was nominated by acclamation after initial expectations for Burke, as Wilson secured nomination on the prior day. Bryan praised a progressive platform promising a large fall victory.
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Courier Journal backs Devil Wilson platform in three-ticket race
Henry Watterson in Louisville says the Courier Journal supports Devil Wilson in the Taft Roosevelt Devil ticket contest. He notes the paper, a daily, cannot go to the woods and will endorse the platform and ticket.
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Democratic platform calls for tariff reform and trust action
The Democratic platform adopted at Baltimore emphasizes tariff reform, revenue only duties, and aggressive trust regulation. It denounces Republican tariffs as unequal and costly, supports reduced protective duties, and calls for strict anti trust enforcement and state rights within a federated system.
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