Marshall Named Nominated for Vice President
In Indianapolis on September 14 Vice President Thomas R. Marshall was formally notified of his renomination for the vice presidency. J Frank Hanly and Charles W Fairbanks were similarly notified for their respective tickets. Martin H Glynn delivered the notification speech praising the Wilson administration and urging reelection. A parade preceded the ceremonies and speakers rebutted Republican criticisms.
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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, says he and his neighbors support President Wilson. He praises Wilson’s neutrality in WWI and criticizes opponents' attempts to gain political capital. Ford spoke privately with no intention of publicizing politics. The San Francisco Bulletin interview drew wide attention.
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San Franciso
Cal
Henry Ford
Wilson
San Francisco
Mina
doGr
Mexico
Wyoming Business Men Primed for Loan Hearing Today
Cheyenne business leaders plan a strong push to secure a federal farm loan bank for the district. Secretary McAdoo arrives at 7 50 A M with Farm Loan Board members for a 9 A M hearing in the federal building, with a reception brief and a large local turnout urged.
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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
The
Federal
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
Wyoming Weather Update Forecast for Friday and Saturday
A fragment suggests a warm spell in parts of Wyoming with a fall like Friday and likely Saturday forecast. The text is unclear on specific locations and temperatures but indicates warmer conditions on Friday.
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Wyoming
The
Ant
Perth
Girl who fell 300 feet cliff recovering in Wyoming
Bertha James of Big Piney lies recovering after a fall of over two hundred feet at Hoback. Doctors at Jackson Hole hospital report she rests easier with improved chances of recovery though unconscious.
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Kemmerer
Bertha James
Big Piney
Hoback Can
Jackson's Hole Hospital
Miso James
Myre
James
Moback Cusyom
Granite
Mina James
Seareat
Jackfeon
Rt. John
White backs eight hour railroad law in editorial
William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette declares for the eight hour railroad measure as enacted by Congress after conferring with Candidate Hughes. He defends the law as fair to workers and essential for high skilled railroading, even if it means a disagreement with Hughes.
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New York
William Allen White
Emporia Gagette
Hughes
Congress
U S Naval Gunners Set World Mark with Shipboard Firepower
The battleship Pennsylvania achieved a new world record in naval gunnery by firing twelve 4 inch rifles simultaneously and scoring five hits on a small target eleven miles away. The target remained invisible to observers at that range.
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Washington
Penonsylvania
Navy Gépartment
Club Women Plan Meet With Wilson in Appreciation
National club women gathered at Mrs. George Baxter’s hotel to form a committee visiting President Wilson at Shadow Lawn on Sept. 2 to thank him for signing the child labor bill. They propose a special outing by 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 Reveal Reform Plans in Mexico
New London Sept 14 Major General Tasker Bliss chief of staff will address the American Mexican commission as border issues reopen. A border patrol plan using a mixed force is favored but no final scheme exists. Mexicans outline Carranza reforms to civil and criminal codes noting cumbersome judicial procedures and corruption under the Diaz era, while pledging not to weaken legal civil rights.
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New London
Tasker H. Bliss
1, & Army
Allies Tighten Noose in Somme as Macedonian Drive Halts
Entente forces push into German lines near Percourt and Bouchavesnes in the Somme as French and British troops press to sever transport routes. Greek troops at Kavala are ceded to Germany, remaining neutral, while fighting rages along the Macedonian front and in Serbia.
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le Prieze
Saseault
Peronne-Hethune
Bouchavesnes
Paris
France
Belgium
Teutonie Allen
Dobrudja
Romanian
Transylvania
Rumanains
Iermanndstadt
Carpathians
Smotree
Ludova
Kapal
Vienna
Athens
M. Dimitracopulous
M. Datimis
Kavala
Constantine
Ginehy
Democratic Text Book Reviews Wilson Record
A review in the New York dispatch covers the Democratic National Text-Book praising Woodrow Wilson's achievements in domestic and international policy. It argues Wilson should be reelected, attacks Charles Evans Hughes, and claims the Democratic Party represents reform and progress amid Republican opposition.
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Wilson Record
NRPW
York
Weabhington
Woodrow Wilson
Charles B. Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Democratic Party
Staot
Woodrow Witeona
Agela
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