Wilson as 1912 Presidential Favorite Reflected in Press
The clipping surveys editorials and interviews across states highlighting Woodrow Wilson as the favored Democratic nominee for president. It notes strong wishful sentiment in Missouri and Vermont, plus wide Republican concern and praise from papers in New Jersey, Wisconsin, California, Alabama, and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
News-Observer
New York
Woodrow Willson
Michigan
Wilson
Marquette
Mich
Minn. Journal
New Jersey
Tremere
Wolverine
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Taft
Wil Son
Sea
Neenah
Roswell
N. MM
Woodrow Ison
Woodrow ‘Wilson
United States
Winder
Woodray Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Boston
Fresno
Cal
Washington's Career and Patriotic Party for Youth
A compact portrait traces George Washington born 1732 in Westmoreland VA through his roles as surveyor military leader and first U.S. president. It blends a family sketch with feats at Fort Necessity Brandywine Yorktown and Mount Vernon and adds a playful Washington party with putty portraits and silhouettes for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington
Westmoreland County
Augustine Washington
Virginia
Allegheny River
Brandywine
Germantown
Trenton
Princeton
Monmouth
Yorktown
Cornwallis
United States
Mount Vernon
Folka
George
Martha Washington
Rhea Washington
Hatch Sure of Fourth Place on Olympic Team
Hatch, a veteran distance runner, is poised to earn a fourth place and join the United States team for Stockholm. Sidney Baten, Chicago Marathon winner of Yonkers Thanksgiving Day, marks another notable contender with a record of multiple marathons and a 100 mile run in 16 hours 7 minutes 42 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Baten
Chicago
Yonkers
Hatch
United States
Stockholm
Georgie Washington and the Cherry Tree Tale Recast
A playful retelling questions the famous moment of George Washington and the cherry tree. It riffs on the hatchet incident and George’s imagined remorse, using humor and altered dialogue to explore how legends form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Georgie Washington
Rude Remark Sparks Fraternal Language Debate
A fragment from a St Louis lines column discusses gendered terms for kinship and rivalry. The dialogue toys with words like sister and brother, noting gaps in available feminine equivalents while skirting social taboos and suggesting only a limited, imperfect lexicon.
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Edion
Democratic Party
Ite
Ddeal
Missouri
Independence
L Champ Clark
Jos. W. Folk
Long Branch
N. J
H. P. Bannett
Huntsville
Ala
Houston
Tex
Chronicle
Signa
Springfeld
Woodrow Wih
Vermont
Knoxville
Tenn
Trusts
Cornwallia
Rochambeau
France
England
General Washington
Blueskin
Chinkling
Valiant
Ajax
Magnolia
Vulcan
Ringwood
Singer
Truelove
Music
Sweetlins
Forester
Tackwood
DMN
Mertrhmeuy
Ette County
V’cann
THE
ARCO
Fayette, Iowa
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