Democrats Nominate Wilson and Marshall for President and VP
At the Democratic National Convention in St Louis June 1, Woodrow Wilson was renominated for president and Thomas Riley Marshall for vice president by acclamation. The platform was approved after a late session, with Wilson’s peaceful foreign policy and national prosperity cited as core aims.
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Woodrow Wilton
Thomas F. Marshall
Pree Ment Wilson
Wilson
Robert Emmett Burke
Miinola
Marshall
John W. Wescott
New Jersey
Baltimore
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Woodrow Wilson
Wescott
James
Hestin
Alabama
Hughes
Wilton
Maretell
Haltean James
Plank Chang
Lehott
Benedis
Dows
Buch
Ollie James
Kentucky
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Ollie
Pulithes
Ansious
Willem Jennings Bryng
Fragments Tie To Local Newspaper Notice
Sparse OCR fragmentary text presents readable items about a local action or notice, with unclear names, places, or dates. The readable terms suggest a brief public record or notice, but definitive entities and specifics are not recoverable from the provided text.
President Wilson Mobilizes National Guard for Border Duty
Washington orders virtually all states national guard mobilized into federal service to guard the border with Mexico. About 100,000 militiamen to be designated for border duties, with potential use of regulars only if necessary. Secretary Baker and Navy Secretary Daniels say no new troop moves into Mexico unless raiders are involved. Tension rises after General Carran note and Tres Bin conflicts. Major Anderson’s cavalry unit returned safely from border patrol.
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National Guard
District of Columbia
Wilson
Frederick Funston
Baker
Mexico
Daniels
Navy Department
Mexican
Navy
State Departments
Carran
Pershing
Trevino
Chihuahua
San Benito
Texas
Anderson
Vandite
War Material Readiness and Arms Production Discussed
In a wartime discussion, officials claim the government has ample munition supply for a large army, with factories running overtime to meet European belligerent orders. They assert no shortages would hinder a prolonged conflict and note readiness to divert private production to government needs.
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Bethoval Guard
Mexico
Undefined sports event recap from a garbled text
A garbled OCR fragment describes a race or match involving a team or person named Volga Picmet Kitiad and Peachies A vale picket, mentioning defeating Mais Le Perma and a company with a wine spend designes. The text is unclear and includes numerous misspellings and broken phrases, lacking coherent details.
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America
Russians Capture Bukowina Capital Amid Pivot to Rail Lines
Allied front reports from Petrograd say Czernowita, capital of Tako wine, falls to Russian forces under General Tatehiteky, with control of key railway lines passing to the central powers. Heavy fighting continues on the Styr front as Austrians and Germans resist near Lemberg and north of Taras. Serbia’s king and crown prince hail Huselian victories.
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France
Austria
Turtaras
Lemberg
Serbia
Alabama Judge Murdered in Madison County Fire Defense Mix
Two Alabama guards were dispatched from nearby towns to protect individuals after Judge Lawler of Madison County faced a murder allegation. A 300-foot water nearby site triggered heightened security amid a heated political race as Lawler had been renominated on a dry ticket.
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Alabama
Hunteville
Ala
Alabama Gallons Guard
Prohibition Party Invites Progressive Members in Chicago
Formal invitation delivered Saturday urged all Progressive party members to join the Prohibition party. Telegrams from Prohibition national committee chairman G Henshaw and Hull Moose party executive George W Perkins were read. The event followed a trip by car from New York to Gagemore Hill, escorted by Mrs Roosevelt and their son.
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Il G. Henshaw
George W. Perkina
Hull Moose Party
Bluriay
Howe
Gagemore Hill
New York
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Preparedness Campaign Progressing Nationwide Efforts
New York reports the nationwide campaign to prepare American factories for wartime output is advancing. Inaugurated weeks ago by the United States War Board committee on industrial preparedness, the effort is described as going well and satisfactorily, with officials announcing continued progress Saturday.
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New York
Everal
United States Waves Consulting Board
Am Jadustrial Preparedness
Ham Iioe
Mrs dona Jacl Aster to Wed in Maine
Fragments describe Mrs Jona Jacob Aster set to wed at her country home in Ber Harbor Maine with limited readable details. Other items mention William B Dick and a charged minister in Richmond California amid a disorderly house case.
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Dona Jacl Aster
New York
Jona Jacob Aster
Ger Bushead
Ber Harbor
Maine
Minster
Richmond
Cal
Peul Edware
Lave
Ristricting at Hand in City Games Altered
In a disrupted city sports update, the event timetable faced changes as a strike threatened to halt games. Officials, including Onstead Lewie Morey, reported adjustments and urged fans to monitor further notices for schedule stability and safety concerns.
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Onstead
Lewie
Laumher
Leo
Aviator Killed in Mabewnina Before Practice
A Machinist aviator was killed during a practice flight when the aircraft failed. The craft crashed near Mabewnina, with the pilot identified as Netw Malt Savage. The accident occurred during routine maneuvers, and an investigation is expected.
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Mabewnina
Savage
Canary Singers Spark Curious Domestic Experiments
In several countries some canaries learned simple tunes and even phrases after the Manila Bay era. A Philadelphia woman reportedly trained a canary to shout Dewey Dewey Dewey, drawing wide amusement. Her other canaries reportedly sang Yankee Doodle and a fragment of Onward, Oh Soldiers, after a lengthy daily routine with a piano and patient training.
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Manila Bay
Philadelphia
Dewey
Aimaelf
Makes Music In Early Spring Frog Song Mystery
The common leopard frog does sing in early spring but with a dull throaty rumble. The real star is Hyla pickeringii, a tiny timid tree frog nearly an inch long. It stays hidden as humans approach, yet its faint songs are worth hearing for those who seek them.
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Pickeringtl
Eatiny
Singer Man
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Road to Success Through Depth in Learning
The passage argues depth comes from teaching depth via grammar and handwriting, emphasizing patient, steady progress. It praises slow, determined work as essential for rapid, brilliant outcomes and urges all students, especially the best, to pursue this path under skilled masters.
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Succese
Joko J. Chapman
Alastie
Mechanical misprint guidance from a shattered page
A garbled OCR fragment describes aligning a baseboard near a screw head and pushing a pool piece toward the screw. It mentions a rubber piece and a door step, with many misspellings and unclear context. The readable elements hint at construction or repair instructions rather than a clear news event.
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions theft and built constructions with unclear terms. No coherent entities or events are readable to anchor a proper summary.
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Wader Coptrec
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