Democratic National Convention in St Louis Outshines Chicago Twin Show
The Democratic National Convention opens in St Louis with a grand display as delegates and speakers promote unity and patriotism. Temporary Chairman Martin H. Glynn of New York addresses the crowd, highlighting the party’s past and urging Americans to unite for the nation’s future.
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Martin Glynn
New York
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Resolutions Committee
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Democratic Party
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Buffalo Men Visit City Morning Visit Sparks Local Gathering
A large contingent from Buffalo arrived by special train, drawing crowds as they toured the Corry Mound and nearby districts. In Hoboken, officials led by O'Kyote spoke of commerce and hospitality, while the visiting party discussed friendly relations and entertainment amid a busy civic welcome.
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Colonel Illness Not Serious
New York reports Colonel’s illness is not serious though he had a coughing spell. Mrs Derby said Roosevelt was at her home and was expected to leave for his office downtown. A doctor would see him and his daughter said no dangerous trouble existed, though a possible strain was noted.
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Weather Report Fragments Prompt Unclear Forecast
A fragmented weather note mentions Thursday and unsettled conditions. Details are illegible, but the fragment hints at possible precipitation and temperature changes for the day.
Ovation For Wilson At Demonstration In Iowa
United Press reports in Iowa this afternoon a large ovation greeted Wilton after Glynn de Fon Li addressed the crowd. The demonstration began around 1 PM and lasted about six minutes as the band played. The crowd cheered while warders, marching in formation, paraded past the stands. The program closed with remarks by Ban Gawie and the Hitnolw Wrowil. Mathys Det Juto noted the crowd’s enthusiasm and the day ended with the marchers dispersing after the applause subsided.
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President on Foot in parade in Washington
President Wilson walks beside the presidential train during a broad day parade in Washington. The event draws strong cheers as he greets onlookers and passes a banner bearing the slogan If you care for it electoral votes be. A notable show of support marks a major moment in the capital for the party and nation.
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Band to assist in exercises concert at WLks Home
The Board of commerce sans will give a concert this evening from seven until 7 15 in the Hall event will precede the Plog Day exerchwag to the Del Inter n the evening. Arrangements for the Way program are all complete and it is hoped a large crowd will attend the exercises to which members of Post 10 and the W. % have been invited as guests of tenor. Florence Dunham has returned home from Detroit where she spent the winter.
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Convention Opens With Progressive Push At National Meet
The convention begins in line with the program as delegates assemble amid a noisy scene. Notable figures such as Ly, Tarnea, and Glynn address the gathering while plans unfold to offer a progressive platform. The event sees discussions on party unity and the push for reforms as preparations proceed for three days of proceedings.
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Call for militia mobilization amid wartime tensions
A terse dispatch reports the U S government outlining a militia call as the first move in emergency mobilization. It notes hundreds of regular troops, Alaska and other territories to be used, with militia divisions sent to war offices for days of supply, transport, and readiness preparations.
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German Forces Achieve a Flank Victory at French Trench
Berlin June 14 German forces on the western front report a swift victory in the vicinity of a French trench and post near Thionville. The attackers claim to have captured defenders and nineteen artillery pieces.
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Labor Planks and Federal Ownership Push
Fragmented text outlines labor planks favoring government ownership of railroads telegraph lines and coal fields. Mentions Samuel Gompers and aims to secure reform for labor, with Walsh pushing broader reclaiming of government property seized by fraud. several figures debate platform specifics.
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Nurses Graduation Prepares Ceremony At Local Hospital
A committee from the Corry Hospital Association works through the day arranging for a nursing graduation tonight. Four young women are set to graduate from the training school as the auditorium is decorated for the event. The program will include a sermon by Rev. Joel Rook and an address in the hospital office.
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