Taft Victory Advocates Constitutional Principles in Speech
The speech lauds a great victory and defends the Constitution against plans to extend terms. It underscores fidelity to foundational ideals, warns of political maneuvers, and praises past tradition while urging continued duty and unity in the Republican cause. The speaker emphasizes the presidency within constitutional limits and lauds the party’s leadership and work.
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Donal
Thie Tees
Ecake
Yiroporty
Fundimental Principies
Guy Ris
Mannes
Mts
John E Lamb Touts Faith in Marshall for Presidency
John E Lamb speaks in Baltimore on June 13 urging Indiana Democrats to back Governor Marshall as the party’s presidential candidate. He notes Marshall’s old Virginia Democratic stock, calls for unity, and argues Marshall would advance containment of trusts, defend tariff protection, and enforce federal law. Lamb emphasizes Marshall’s lack of entangling alliances and the need for a united Democratic ticket to gain the White House.
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Tyns Baer
Tolley
United States
Paris Peechens
Reeth Powell
Aryl
Bluny
Lia
Charles Doilies
Filles
Baltimore
Indiana
Thomas
Jon 2 Lamb
Lidiang
Ene Dulemation
Marshell
Goveernor Marshall
Tiis
Wimocmis Aye
Unites States
Marxnad
Legislaticg
Lars
Lie Sire Pial
Mt Tern
Ava
Marshall Campaign Sparks Economic Interest in Baltimore
Widespread activity surrounds the Marshall campaign as supporters rally in Baltimore for the upcoming convention. Key figures like Parker and Harmon are shaping party strategy with tensions between progressive and anti Bryan factions evident.
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Baltinorh
Jane
Deyo
ALK Tan
Inaje
Corventon
Mershatha
Varker
Kern
Tadinea
Bryan
Uae
Marswell
Mowe
Sarshad
Baman Tv
Port
Warne
Caunees
UN Harty
Tages Ipiyesuiliven
Amurbay
Torley
Berg
Murray
Parker
Lomportry
Billy of
Toynor
Ucket
Murphy
Jay
Lowavern
New York
Harmon
Kag Mor
Rodulion
Jota G2 Ready Snoey Nomination Talk Sparks Debate
A fragmented report discusses Jota G2 as front runner with no clear challenger. Analysts note Bryan's influence shaping bias while others doubt any outcome is certain. The piece hints at potential incumbency advantage and speculation over possible nominations without firm details.
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Bryan
Wanamaker Seconding Speech Praises President
A garbled report details Wanamaker in a seconding speech praising the president during a party convention. The text mentions John Wanamaker of Philadelphia and references his role as a supporter and county official, with various disrupted phrases about endorsements and party leadership.
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Wanamaker
Cricago
Forser
Mimi
Waneot Baker
Sky
Peiza
de Tun
Tom Gitness
Timothy
Sings County
Porte Flaskett
Elmira city news briefs and local notices
Elmira locals visit city figures and schools as Superintendent J. Pint tours Whitley county. A Holy Mary circle meets at Miss Margaret Welke’s home. committees discuss fund raising for church expenses. A four year old girl recovering after a hospital operation moves to a doctor’s residence. A car crash near Francis and Hayden Streets prompts police action. Community groups plan a July 1 park dedication and July 13 progress events with local officials and pledges for tributes and ceremony speakers.
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Toseph Tewle
Elmira
Ed Sterling
Lakeside
J. &. Pint
Whitley County Schools
Peiger
He King's Daughters
Margaret Welkec
Remen's Hope
Pavel
Ben Singleton
St Aniscyh's Hospital
Th. Atekeeman
Prysielny
Duciating
Alsecon
Barney Schonefele
Brumans
Meerdive
Clark Harn
Ahlet
Mra
Matle Beam
Chlef
Mr W
Rinard
Judwe
Herons Puckett
Teather
Charles Axhely
Lawrence Lituer
Ene Teins
Hanest
Otto
Addie F
Wier Ley
Aeropec
William J Bryan Talks Polities in Fort Wayne
William J Bryan spoke last night at the Royal Studios in Fort Wayne reacting to recent political splits. He refused to discuss specific candidates, urged party unity under a progressive standard, and predicted a victorious November for the Democratic ticket. Bryan, accompanied by his party, planned to proceed to Bevere on his journey.
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William. Bryan
Fort Wayne
Lum Geferiton
Judeo Barker
Whillant Jewinne Bryan
Pennsylvania
Judee
Cour
Assumuy Wren
Chicago
Tad Weg
Noovelt
Teddy
Jay Hs
Tae
Gorétaur
Brymn
Tim
Brysa
Bevere
Baltimore meet prospects spark progressive convention talk
Reports from Crestline and Baltimore describe energized push for a progressive convention with Governor Wilson and William J. Bryan aligned to influence the process. Chauncey Mack and party leaders signal efforts to appoint a temporary chairman and open the convention with broad labor and reform support.
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Baltimore
Gehl
Wison
New Jersey
Wiliam J. Bryan
Chaiguey Mack
Uses National Committee
Alton BD
Paker
Root Named Permanent Chairman and Declares Roosevelt Repudiation
Chicago June 23 Roosevelt supporters clashed as Allen of Kansas declared the Roosevelt camp repudiated the convention and urged the people to judge them. The speech sparked cheers from Roosevelt delegations while Taft backers watched. a parade and a scuffle followed, police intervening as roving factions collided among the galleries and aisles.
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Root
Allen
Kansas
Roosevelt
Chicago
Nan Barteetion
Toot
Foot
Denny J. Allen
Troosevelt
Roonevelt
Taft
California
Otiig
Pennsylvania
Wheensin
New Jersey
Stash Dakous
North Dakot
Minnesota
Maryland
Nebraska
Oregon
Oklahoma
West Virginia
North Carolina
Mr. Allen
Wa Haya
Harding supporters clash over progressives and people's rule
A report from Chicago sketches Warren G. Harding in debate over progressive ideas and the concept of popular sovereignty. The speech attacks demagoguery and asserts that the American people have long ruled since 1776, warning against misrepresentation and urging vigilance against demagogic rhetoric.
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Cmicago
Warren G. Haltug
Ohio
Taft
Ruth
Aid
Empirea
Allen
Baring
America Expected to Sweep Olympic Meet in Stockholm
By Tommy Clark Americas teams look poised to dominate the upcoming Olympic meet in Stockholm. Top U S athletes hold world records and are backed by strong performances from Harvard Stadium contenders and a lineup including Ralph Crag and Jim Duncan. The Swedish federation outlines a broad athletic structure and badges to spur national sport growth as the United States aims for a record total in the games.
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Tommy Clark
American Preas Association
Stockhalm
Prosent
America
United Blazen
Philadelphia
Harvard
Atlantic
Olympia
Carsor
Anal Bhivint
Bus
John Paul Jones
Wih Hin
Marvin Shepperd
Vun Reldputh
Byredas
Mercer Ot Poun
Baceh
Ralph Ruse
Russell Heatty
Interool
Pat McDonald
Jim Duncan
George Hovind
Exon Erickson Aloe
Heela
United States
Tryonte
Cambridge
ALC
Uncle Sam
Cefal
Sy Thin
Uolfarmries
Ons Sommean
Highnet
Fem
Prince of
Sweden
Ite
Ingwa
Jot Wport
Tts
National Asso
Ciarion
Aleo
Variaia
Aport
Thoas
Axarisas
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Dannicker
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Hong
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Multaiile
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Daneroay Federation of Labor
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Decree of Honor
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