Indiana Man John Kern Named Vice Presidential Candidate
The piece lauds Indiana leader John W. Kern as a steadfast Democrat and likely to carry Indiana for the ticket. It details Kern’s long political ascent from Kokomo to Indianapolis, his loyalty to Bryan, personal sacrifices, and a portrait of his family background and upbringing.
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Woman celebrates golden anniversary as Boston cook
A Boston woman marks fifty years in service at a single restaurant. She has baked 304,000 pies and admits producing 783,000 puddings and 4,000,000 doughnuts. If the pies were laid end to end they would cover about seventy miles.
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Negro Editor Explains Opposition to Taft and Disfranchisement
Charlotte July 3 The Observer prints a defense by George Clam ent of The Star of Zion arguing blacks opposed Taft for president. He cites harsh treatment of discharged black soldiers and political use of the negro vote, blaming Republican leaders for past gains and urging unity with Bryan and the Democratic ticket. He condemns Roosevelt for insulting soldiers and questions the party’s stance on voter rights and self-government.
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Reception and Banquet at State College Faculty Event
The State College faculty hosted a reception and banquet to honor the committee and attendees. About 30 to 40 people gathered in a formal setting with green foliage, large lanterns, and blue white decorations. Credit was given to Misses Ethel Wickwire and Linda Ponce for arrangements, with remarks from Superintendent Fett A. Cotton and other college staff acknowledging the faculty committee's efforts.
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