Marshall Nominated for Vice Presidency Fed by Ceremony
Indianapolis Sept 14 Vice President Thomas R Marshall was formally notified of his renomination for the vice presidency The event was the third such ceremony in Indianapolis in recent weeks Also J Frank Hanly and Charles W Fairbanks received formal acceptance Martin H Glynn former New York governor delivered the notification speech praising the Wilson administration and urging reelection A parade preceded the ceremonies
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Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Martin H. Glynn
New York
M. H. Glynn
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Marshall
Henry Ford backs Wilson in San Francisco interview
Henry Ford, noted humanitarian and lifelong Republican, told the San Francisco Bulletin he and his neighbors support President Wilson for the good he has done. He praised Wilson’s neutrality in the European war, avoiding conflicts with Mexico, and cautioned against using the president’s actions for political gain.
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Wilson
San Francisco
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Wyoming Business Men Prepare for Loan Hearing Today
Cheyenne business leaders rallied to back a bid for a federal farm loan bank in the district. Secretary McAdoo and the farm loan board arrive from Ogden for a 9 o'clock hearing at the federal building in the U S district courtroom. A reception is planned, with attendance urged to show strong support.
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Wyoming
J. Rows Carpenter
Cheyenne
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Industrial Club
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Farm Loan Board
Los Angeles Limited
Ogdeen
Harry B. Henderson
J. M. Carey
Archie Allison
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United States District Court Room
Top Donyer
McAdoo
George W. Norrie
Pennsylvania
Herbert Quick
West Virginia
oChilles E. Lobdell
Kansas
A. Smith
W. C. Irvine
J. M. Wilson
Douglas
R. BD. Bosse
Extension Department
University of Wyoming
J. A. Nolflerich
Torrington
Goshen County
Weather report for Wyoming with mixed conditions
The fragment notes a fall Friday possibility and a warmer trend into Saturday. Mentions unclear terms but indicates a weather outlook for the Wyoming area with anticipated temperature changes.
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Wyoming
The
Ant
Perth
Girl Fells 300 Feet Over Cliff Amid Rescue Efforts
Miss Bertha James of Big Piney survived a fall from Hoback while with a Moback party at Granite mouth. She remained unconscious but rested easier and doctors at Jackson’s Hole hospital report improved condition and cautious optimism after an emergency transport and operation.
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Bertha James
Big Piney
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Jackson's Hole Hospital
Miso James
Myre
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Moback Cusyom
Granite
Mina James
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Rt. John
William Allen White backs eight hour rail law
William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette declares for the eight hour railroad law as enacted by Congress after consulting with Candidate Hughes. He notes disagreement with Hughes but says the Gasette must go on record for the eight hour standard for all workers in railroading.
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New York
William Allen White
Emporia Gagette
Hughes
Congress
U S Naval Gunners Set World Mark in Salvo Test
The battleship Pennsylvania fired its twelve 4 inch rifles simultaneously and scored five hits on a small target eleven miles away, a distance at which the target was invisible to the gunners. The navy department released details of the test, illustrating a world record in naval gunnery.
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Washington
Penonsylvania
Navy Gépartment
Club women to thank Wilson for signing child labor bill
A national committee of club women met Mrs. George Baxter at the Hotel Biltimore to plan a visit to President Wilson at Shadow Lawn on Sept 2 to thank him for signing the child labor bill. The proposal includes chartering a train to bring poor children to meet the president.
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New York
George Baxter
Baxter
Woodrow Wilson
Mia
Simon Baruch
Mra
Dorothy Asner Baxter
John Showin Crosby
Woman's Democratic Club
Flarriett Holt Dry
New York Women's Press Club
Eugene J. Grant
New York City
Federation of Women’s Clubs
I. M. Palwer
Rainy Day Club
Hila Flagg Young
Chicago
Evelyn Goldsmith
Crippled Children's
Beaside
Wilson League
Sophie Irene Loeb
George Kaas
Antonette Funk
Elisabeth MW
Sullivan
Lannox Hill Settlement
Velma Swinston Howard
George Dinkle
Mexican Commissioners Outline Reform Plans
New London Sept 14 Major General Tasker Bliss will speak to the American Mexican commission as border policy is debated. The Mexicans describe Carrera government aims to reform civil and criminal codes while defending civil rights despite wartime suspensions.
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Tasker H. Bliss
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Allies Tighten Somme Pressure New Pincers Formed
Allied forces press the Somme front with fresh pincers near Bouchavesnes and Peronne, capturing Le Priez farm and driving Germans back along the transport route. British and French bombardments continue as Greek troops move under German control at Kavala.
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France
Belgium
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Dobrudja
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Transylvania
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Smotree
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M. Datimis
Berlin
Sayville, L. L
Kavala
Germany
Macedonia
Saloniki
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Ginehy
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Ruemania
Mackensen
Democratic Text Book Reviews Wilson Record
Review notes the Democratic National Text-Book praising Woodrow Wilson’s achievements in domestic and international policy. It argues Wilson’s leadership justified reelection, rebuts Charles Evans Hughes, and presents the Democrats as the greatest reforming party in the era.
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Woodrow Wilson
Charles B. Hughes
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Hughes
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