That New Party: Talk of a New Party Emerges
The piece argues against forming a new party to replace the Democratic organization, noting Republicans won recent elections and factions within Democrats are dissatisfied with Wilson era policies. It contends the prewar republican model remains sufficient and warns against fickle public support for a temporary political fad.
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Wilson
Bors
Democratic Party
Brisbane
Hurst Papers
Bill Furst
Socratic
Fragmented Inquiry on Can You Know Rights
The readable text shows garbled questions about knowledge and rights with references to a woman and possible misheard phrases. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the fragments.
For Sale Classifieds with Hogs Cattle and Imports
Multiple small ads offer up to date houses for sale immediate possession, a near town acre farm on cash rent terms, Duroc boars and fall pigs, Poland China gifts and boars, Rhode Island Red poultry and other farm stock, washers and miscellaneous items. Also a Watkins Remedies ad and a stray buck sheep notice with owner contact.
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G. Maquoketa
W. Farr
Quoketa
McCiel
J. R Perham
Liz S. Blizz
Watkins
Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Chester Bears
J. E. Goodenow
Maancketa
Town
Filipino publicist Melencio wins praise at Democratic convention
William J. Bryan credits Jose P. Melencio, 26, head of the Philippine Publicity Bureau in Washington, with delivering a compelling case for Filipino independence. The Filipino speaker impressed committee members and attendees with poised oratory, sharp facts, and clear logic, prompting cheers as he concluded. Bryan recalls starting his own struggle for independence a quarter century ago.
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San Francisco
International News Service
William J. Brggs
Jose P. Melencio
United States
William J. Bryan
Washington
Philippines
Georgetown
D. C
Facts About the Philippines From a Philippine Text
The document outlines demographics and culture of the Philippines, noting University of Santo Tomas references, Christian majority, small Japanese population, English as a schooling language, and high literacy rates. It highlights Filipinos’ stated desire for independence and gratitude toward American support, with general optimism for future self governance.
Filipine Independence Demand by Filipino Delegation
A gpeeist delegation of Filipinos presents a petition to the American Congress asserting the right of the Philippines to independence. They seek recognition of self rule and a government established on consent of the governed, calling for a peaceful transition and confirmation by American representatives.
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Philippines
Spain
Europe
Catiendad
CIA
America
Armistice Day Proclamation by Governor Harding 1920 Iowa
Governor W L Harding proclaims Armistice Day in Iowa on November 11 1920. He urges bells tolled from 10 55 to 11 00 and a one minute pause from 11 00 to 11 01 for soldiers who served. Churches urged observance if November 11 is not held. Des Moines November 5, 1920.
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Iowa
State of
Des Moines
Not Working But Tired Says a Kidney Pills Help
A letter from Mrs L Gibson of Ladianta Colorado reports fatigue and backache from overworked kidneys. She claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve her symptoms and restore energy.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
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Elmer Bowman
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Ed J Moler
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J. L
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Tae Qomet
ClHoice
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