New York Fight Elevates Mack for Democratic Chair
After a lengthy conference with William J. Bryan, Norman B. Mack was elected chairman by acclamation as the Democratic committee chose officers. The move marks a shift toward solidifying New York’s influence in the national party and securing Brenan support to win New York in November.
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Quisted
New York
Saya
New York State
Ghidako
William J. Sty
John W. Kern
Democratic Inées
Preal Gut
National Democratic Committee
Norman B
Martin
Missouri
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Mack
Norman B. Mack
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
W. J. Connors
State ‘Democratic Committee
Bryan
Mr. Mack
M. J.wade
Iowa
T. H. Ryan
Wisconsin
James 2. Campbell
Ohio
Uney Woodson
Meseré
Murphy
Connors
Mackly
Tony
Ieee
Ser
Washing Clothes In The Naptha Soap Method
A historical note describes two laundry methods. Traditional washboard work in a hot room is laborious and costly, while using P. and G. Naphtha Soap in lukewarm water with soap shavings reduces effort, dirt removal, and drying time, offering a cooler, cheaper alternative.
Taft Arrives in Willanott for State Committee Meetings
Presidential candidate Taft began political work in Taft home city, meeting Ohio state central committee members and notification committee aides. Senator Warner, Judge Nagel, General Angus, and Frank Hitchcock expected. DOVER and other national committee staff arriving. Taft to speak tomorrow and engage with local organizers amid anticipated political enthusiasm.
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Sabb Sarvatios
Willanott
Taft
Charles
Warner
Missouri
Charles Nagel
Mingouri
Felix Angus
Baltimore
Maryland
Frank H. Hitchcock
Elmer Dover
National Committee
Ohio State Central Committee
Woman Clings to Pile Driver After Alleged Assault by Italians
Miss Amelia Stechel of Bay Ridge recounted being seized by two men believed to be Italians near a Brooklyn dock. She says they threw her overboard after threatening to kill her, then she swam to shore and clung to a pile driver until rescued. A doctor confirmed injuries and police hunt the alleged attackers.
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Miga Stechel
New York
Fiftlathtreet
Brooklyn
Amelia Stechel
Bay Ridge
Stechel
Government Opens Vast Tract of Indian Land in Oklahoma
Muskages Okla July 27 At midnight a law lifting restrictions on 9,000,000 acres of eastern Oklahoma Indian lands took effect. Real estate offices are crowded as buyers and sellers rush to seize property. Leases are being signed and cash changed hands as the saleable acres become available across forty counties formerly part of Indian Territory.
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Muskages
Okla
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Congress
Indiana
Toledo man Armour shoots wife then kills self
Louis Armour after sixteen years away returns to Toledo and shoots his wife at the door as she prepares to attend church. She dies and he turns the gun on himself failing to kill himself. The town and county mobilize a search as the case puzzles investigators.
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Louis Armour
Toledo
Sant
Jly
Moyr
Armour
Shia
Unrest in Dutch West Indies Over Diplomatic Row
In Willemstad on Curacao Island a violent demonstration erupted as residents attacked the home of a Venezuelan writer and forced an apology from the resident. Troops could not control the mob. chants praised Queen Wilhelmina and reflected a harsh anti Castre sentiment amid a public hymn and patriotic speeches.
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Willemstad
Curac
Islay Cap
Dutch West Indies
Mobag
Zef 'Zuelen
Outo
Star
Wilhelmina
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