Presidential Possibilities For 1912 Democratic Convention
The Democratic national convention to nominate a presidential candidate opens in Baltimore on June 25, a week after the Republicans meet. Prominent names include Harmon of Ohio and Wilson of New Jersey. others like Champ Clark of Missouri and Underwood of Alabama also figure in the brisk, unsettled scramble. The piece traces rivalries, past campaigns, and bloc dynamics shaping the expected contest, noting Wilson’s clashes with Harvey and Harmon’s Ohio base as influential forces.
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Baltmora
Judson Harmon
Oho
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Lst
Champ Clark
Blissouri
Oscar W. Underwood
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Eugene N. Foss
Masschusetts
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Baltimore
Wilson
Harmon
Princeton
United States
James Smith, Jr
Smith
George B. Harvey
Dr. Wilson
Harvey
Henry Watterson
Louisie
Watterson
Critis
I Harvey
Wattersor Ld
Garding Wilson
Wits
House of Representatives
Joseph W. Watk
Washington
Folk
Clark
Bryan
Bi Am
House of
Jolk
St. Louis
Corvernor Folk
Kansas City
Slice
Tommy
Lanreey
Marshall
Underwood
Ways and Meng Committee
Maude
Povenue
Bryant
Tarmon
Brief sketches of 82' En Democrats for nomination
Brief sketches profile notable Democrats for the 82nd nomination including JUDSON HARMON born 1840 in Newton Ohio. CHAMP CLARK born 1850 in Anderson County Kentucky. WOODROW WILSON born 1850 in Staunton Virginia. OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD born 1862 in Louisville Kentucky. HENRY F. WINGAYR FOLK born 1860 in Brownsville Tennessee. BENJAMIN R. FORD born 1858 in Berkshire Massachusetts. THOMAS RILEY MARSHALL born 1854 in North Manchester Indiana.
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Champ Clark
Anderson County
Marcel
Louisiana
Bowing Green
Pike County
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton, Va
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Atlanta
New Jersey
Gount My Tima by Times
Fragmentary poem by Richerd Watson Gilner reflecting on time and longing. The speaker equates the beloved with time’s cycles and the horizon between near and far, expressing dreamlike devotion and existential weight.
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Eures
Richerd
Watson Gilner
Turbulent Love Triangle in Beaton Court Case
In Meccarthy and Carroll households a tangled affair unfolds at a Beaton boarding house and northern depot meeting as telegrams and visits spark jealousy. Alleged schemes involve forged notes, a planned dinner, and suspicions of romantic revenge amid a web of relations with McCarthy and Corwin and others.
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Mel Wan
McCarthy
Beaton
BreCarny
Misa Bosse Carrath
Matt Sveoles
Carnal
Gittera
Uriabile
Darwin
McUurlhy Weuk
Tynglistinen
Sean
Uume
Teimbre
Maren ‘Lehable
Melnetty
Dowbstleys McCarthy
Messaggiel
Napehern
Trinity
Misa Corvallie
Milas Carroll
Petoble
Cinewin Wold
Ein Whielen
Vetollo
Kron Tiwapera
Anil
Shamracks
Alisy Iliel
Bossle
Dante
Carroll
Allighae
Sheowis
Ratley
Feline
Northorn
Dar
Corwin
Fragmented Night Talk and Comic Snatches from a Harbor Scene
Disjointed dialogue and quips from a newspaper page depict sailors and passengers in a buoyant, chaotic night setting. Snatches reference a captain, celebratory toasts, medical advice, a motorcar joke, birthday party antics, and playful banter among travelers and gallery figures.
Milk Man Mystifies as Minglolin Turn Water to Milk
Houston Post reports TL performs a strange feat claiming a minglolin turns water into milk, but witnesses say he is no magician, simply a milk man. The brief item notes the odd claim and public reaction without proving supernatural powers.
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Houston Post
Behind the Bars Adage About Pin Up and Dressin Tables
Fragmentary dialogue centers on a pin up adage and a proposed pin on a lady’s dressing table. The readable text hints at a humorous or risqué exchange, with unclear speakers and broken phrases. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the available text.
Tann Requests Work Reds in Wrong Department
A tann walked into the office of the Wieter Police seventy and asked for wine posson Orvgilla for himself and vleht elitidees. Chief clerk Craig looked at him a moment before he cuvkd reply you are ti dhe wrong department.
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Weiter Poeliio
Himnselk
Gharile Craig
Hha
San Janelace
An Org y of Despair at Tea Ter After Doll’a Lousy
A fragment from Maghkzine quotes two women leaving the tea ter after a performance of The Doll’a Lousy. The tone mocks the show and the audience’s reaction, suggesting despair and disbelief at the spectacle.
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Bycets Maghkzine
A Truthful Girl and the Curious Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a girl asked about circumstances, with phrases including asking about circumstantial details and a curiously misquoted exchange. The text appears as garbled dialogue and names, lacking clear narrative context or complete sentences.
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By James L. Austin
Progresamocratic League of Ohio
Armon
Tae
Watt
Ohio
Ummon
Cleveland
Talen
Tom TG
Johlson
Foss and
Mors
Congress
Turif Dasitg
Maseachusetts
Oss
Harmen
Trat
Tolli
Mingouri
Newton
Wyoming
Court of Countee Pleas
Superior Court
Ohio Bar Association
Cincionati
Louisville
Birmingham
Wingayr Folk
Brownsville
Ton
Reugenh
Berkshire
W. ‘O. Lovering
Massachusetts
Thomas Riley Marshall
North Manchester
Ind
Marely
Columbia
Tnd
Gov
By John L. M'Govern
Cup
Tte
Earl
Keane
Billy
Willie
Philadelphia Record
Lunelias
Loumle
Mabel
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