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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

10

Woodrow Wilson Nominated by Acclamation at Democratic Convention

In a packed Coliseum 12000 cheering Democrats renominated Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas Riley Marshall for vice president by acclamation. One dissenter led to a 1192 to 1 roll call. John W. Wescott of New Jersey presented the nomination for Wilson. Bryan addressed the convention after a harmony celebration.

Union News Service St. Louis Woodrow Wilson United States Thomas Riley Marshall Wilson Presiint Vi John W. Wescott New Jersey Beli Baltimore Ter Kern Indiana Marshall Thompson Kansas William Ennings Bryan

Woodtick Bite Paralyzes Boy Finally Recovered

Boulder reports a three year old boy Orville Clifford son of Frank Clifford Ninot paralyzed for ten days after a woodtick bite. He regained use of his leg and recovered.

Boulder Orville Clifford Frank Clifford Ninot

Austrians Withdraw From Czernowitz Amid prisoner surge

London June 16 dispatches say Austrians evacuated Czernowitz, Bukowina, as Russian offensive across Volhynia to Bukowina reports fresh gains. Russians claim thousands of prisoners, plus guns and war supplies, with total prisoners over 160,000. Continuous drive westward noted.

London Czernowitz Bukowina Petrograd Bukowita Bucharest Volhynia Re Verdun

James Praises Wilson at Democratic National Convention

Senator Ollie M. James lauded President Wilson at the Democratic national convention as permanent chairman. He praised Wilson’s four years of legislation and foreign policy, noting tariff reforms, restrained monopolies, and defense of American rights without nation harming war.

Democratic National Convention Union News Service St. Louis Ollie M. James Kentucky James Democratic Party Wilson Woodrow Wilson George Washington Abraham Lincoln Republic

Bear Wreck Disaster Updates From California Coastal Tragedy

A Eureka committee reports 204 of 210 aboard the steamship Dear and Bear disaster survivors. Of 172 Bear passengers in Eureka, 27 cared for in Ferndale and Coon Town, five known at sea. The $1,000,000 Bear struck a rock off Mendocino coast. 14 lifeboats launched, 11 reached Blunt's Reef lightship, 2 landed at Bear River mouth, one capsized. Fog and strong currents cited by officers as causes.

Eureka Cal Chamber of Commerce Ferndale Coon Town Mendgerio Coast California Blunt's Reef Bear River

Woodrow Wilson A Scots Irish Lineage Shaped a President

Woodrow Wilson born Staunton Virginia December 28 1856 rose from Virginia law study to Princeton presidency and New Jersey governorship He trained as a public man from Davidson to Bryn Mawr and Wesleyan and authored The History of the American People His reforms in New Jersey included the primary and public utilities acts and anti-procreation sterilization law

New Jersey United States Virginia Woodrow Wilson Staunton Joseph R. Wilson James Wilson County Down Philadelphia Aurora Presbyterian Church Augusta South Wilson Woodrow Steubenville Ohio Joseph Ruggles Wilson Jefferson College Western Theological Seminary Princeton Seminary Janet Woodrow Thomas Woodrow William K. McCombs Princeton Baltimore Taft Roosevelt William Jennings Bruain President Wilson Joseph KR Jessie Woodrow Wilson Wilsons Georgia South Carolina Palmetto Tre Frat Davidson College Davidson Princeton University I’rinceton Mahson C. Pitney United States Supreme Court University of Virginia John D. Minor Virginia University Atlanta Bryn Mawr Bryan Mawr Savannah Wilson Louise Axson White Hiouse Washington Edith Bolling Galt Margaret Woodrow Wilson Frances Bowes Sayre William Gibbs McAdoo Wesleyan University Middletown Conn Democrats Municipal Commission America Scotland Joseph BR. Wilson Pioneer Country

Sounded Queer Quiet Exchange Sparks Departure

A man remarks I like to clean up my work quickly and keep a desk full to avoid bore visitors. His friend, amused or puzzled, takes up papers and exits, leaving the room in an odd mood.

How to Treat Dandruff with Cuticura Ointment

Advice on relieving dandruff and itching using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap with hot water. Promotes a clean scalp for healthier hair and relief from crusting and burning. Free sample by mail with book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston

A Mind Reader from Browning's Magazine

A witty exchange where a mind reader claims insight into thoughts despite the reply denying speech. The frame shows intrigue and social tension as one character accuses another of misreading emotions and demands an apology.

Too Much for Him She Can You Manage a Typewriter

Comic dialogue panel from the Boston Transcript features a man asking if he can handle a typewriter and a wife replying she is not the one he married. This brief citation captures a light exchange on domestic work.

Boston Transcript

Strangers probe graft in Crimson Gulch mayor case

Broncho Bob asks which eastern city has the most graft and plans to send a commission to study high class graft. The aim is to fix the newly elected mayor with a neat and regular take-off or kitty, using graft as a guide for reform.

Broncho Crimson Gulch

Sanitary House Care Advised for Clean Living

Guidance urges letting air and sunlight into all rooms to prevent decay in hidden places. Keep cleaning cloths and tools washed and dried, and rerun frequent washing of brooms and brushes to avoid dampness and hidden dust.

Experience Costs And Generosity Highlighted In Quote

The average man spends much on experience and then offers it to others at no charge. The remark underscores value, sharing, and the social cost of learning.

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