Wilsonites rally as Democratic convention opens in St Louis
The Democratic National Convention in St Louis opens with President Wilson backing renomination of Marshall and resisting petty politics. Glynn delivers keynote lauding Americanism and neutrality, while Baker arrives with the president’s draft platform and calls for unity against Republicans.
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Noozie Forecast for South Dakota Brief Update
Government forecast notes generally fair conditions through tonight and Thursday. Temperature expected to remain steady with only minor changes. The outlook covers South Dakota with emphasis on modest cooling or warming as patterns shift slight.
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Glynn Defends Wilson at Democratic National Gathering
Martin H. Glynn former New York governor addressed the Democratic national convention in St Louis praising Woodrow Wilson. He argued Americanism peace preparedness and prosperity are party aims and predicted Wilson’s re election while urging unity on foreign policy and neutrality amid wartime.
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Roosevelt meets Progressives in NYC conference
Colonel Roosevelt met with W Perkins Governor Johnson Arthur Strauss and Chester Rowell to discuss the Progressive party future. He tentative refused nomination and party leaders may name another candidate later. Perkins said a national committee meeting is set for Chicago June 26 after the Democratic convention outcome.
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Blaze Destroys Ipswich Mercantile Store
Fire at Ipswich discovered at 3:30 a.m. destroyed most stock of the Ipswich Mercantile company, causing an estimated loss of 8000 dollars with 6500 dollars insured. Origin unknown, though an in...
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Ipswich Mercantile Company
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Canton harbor fire toll at two million loss
Baltimore reports a blaze that destroyed Pennsylvania Railroad elevator No. 3 on the Canton harbor front. The loss is estimated at two million dollars and five men are known to have died.
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Fire Damages Building Owned by Wm. Rogers
Authorities suspect incendiary activity after a blaze damaged a structure owned by Wm. Rogers. the building sustained only light damage.
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Government administered health insurance argued effective
Detroit article reports Dr. B. Warren of the U S Public Health Service advocating state run health insurance to strengthen individuals and protect wage earners. Dr. I M Rubinow supports compulsory plans funded by workers employers and community taxes to provide medical and surgical care for all.
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New York
Brown County Goes Dry After July First
Brown County judges a saloon license case and declares the Ferney petition invalid, making Brown County completely dry after July 1. The ruling follows anti-saloon league challenges to petition signatures and an election result.
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S. C
Thomas L. Bouck
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Ferney
Brown County
Brown County Anti-Saloon League
Anti Yankee Riots Fearful as Carranza Note Delayed
Washington officials fear serious anti American riots in the republic and delay a reply to Carranza until after the St Louis convention. The administration seeks to avoid actions seen as influenced by politics while remaining ready to act if forced. A sharp reply to the Carranza note is being prepared.
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Col Roosevelt Suffering From Severe Cold
New York City report says Colonel Roosevelt has a severe cold contracted months ago. After meeting his son and daughter-in-law and their baby from Buenos Aires, the former president consulted a throat specialist following the encounter.
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Wilson Leads Massive Washington Preparedness Parade
President Wilson, dressed in white and blue, marched with nearly 75,000 residents along Pennsylvania Avenue. The event, with marine band music and cheers, showcased Washington's demand for a capable army and navy under ideal weather.
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Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted For Spring Colds
An old advert claims sudden changes and high winds bring colds and grippe and warns spring colds may become a chronic summer cough. It recommends Dr King’s New Discovery a pleasant laxative tar syrup that soothes coughing checks the cold and eases grippe with no mixing required.
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