Towne Declines Vice Presidential Nomination at Sioux Falls
Charles A Towne withdraws from the People's Party vice presidential race, praising the Sioux Falls convention for its selfless unity and urging support for Bryan Stevenson ticket. He cites anomalous presidential circumstances and favors reform over partisan advantage.
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Soldier Joyce Rescues Girl From Susquehanna River
Philadelphia native and U S Army veteran Corporal Joyce of the Twenty third United States Volunteers risked his life to save six year old Annie Shikinski from drowning in the Susquehanna River near Parsons. He crawled down from a bridge embankment, battled the current, and brought both to safety before regaining consciousness. Joyce downplays the act, calling it nothing, as townsfolk honor his bravery with a reception.
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Where the Blocks Are Long
A vivid scene on a Third Street streetcar during a scorching heat wave features a year-old lady in a purple gown with white ringlets entering the crowded car. She asks to reach H'm street, receives a playful assurance from a sweating conductor and rider, and mingled cries of laughter accompany the moment.
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Army Death Rate in Luzon Reported Near English Level
The Manila reports indicate the Army death rate in Luzon near three percent, not counting those dying on transports home. This rate is almost twice the death rate of the English army in India, reflecting an elevated toll for American forces in the theater.
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The Indiana State Sentinel Subscription Pitch
A plea urges readers to pay subscriptions in advance and participate in a money prize of up to 300 dollars for 66 cents. It promises value even if not selected, claiming The Indiana State Sentinel is the greatest family newspaper in the West and offering a year renewal for 50 cents and a guess chance.
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