Romance of their lives in Indiana vice presidential nod
Indiana crowds hailed Governor Tom Marshall as Democratic vice presidential candidate as a smiling Mrs. Marshall guided him. The feature profiles their home life, memory for names, and partnership, noting a sane administration and Marshall’s public stance as a Virginia fighter in a strong home and political alliance.
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Indianapolis
Riley Marstatl
Tom
Tom Marshall
Mia
Indfiavuea
Sone
Ife
Virginia
Marshall
Rolla Wells Enters Wilson Campaign as Treasurer
A middle aged banker and former St Louis mayor named Rolla Wells arrives in New York to take the Wilson campaign treasurer post. He vows small contributions and rejects tainted money while praising Woodrow Wilson and Governor Marshall. Mrs Marshall is highlighted for her public service and partnership in governance and reform efforts.
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Governor Marshall
Indianapolis
Tom Marshall
Columbia City
Ind
Thomas Riley Marshall
Hia Parata
Marshall
Angola
Lois Kinneey
Meraball
Marshalls
New York
Waldorf
Rolla Wells
St. Louis
Wilson
Princeton
Wilson Organization
Mra. Wella
Little Traverse Bar
Michigan
Wells
Woodrow Wilson
Tom
Mia
Baltimore
Indiana
Steuben County
Mcvnie
Bureau of Inspection
Farmers Wake to Folly of Protective Tariff Blessings
Farmers have awakened to the folly of the so-called blessings of a protective tariff. The remark reflects growing disillusionment with tariff policy and its perceived impact on agricultural lives and markets.
Winning with Wilson means restoring real prosperity
A brief note argues that winning with Wilson goes beyond party lines, emphasizing a return to tangible prosperity for the public. It frames the election as a pivotal moment to secure economic growth and financial stability.
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Wilson
Farmers Face Uneven Strain as Wilson and Marshall Pledge Fairer Pull
A brief report notes farmers contend with an uneven strain as leaders Wilson and Marshall promise to balance the effort. The agreement aims to ensure a more even distribution of responsibility and burden among involved parties.
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Farmera
Wilson
Marshall
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