Notable Figures Highlight Democratic and Naval Leaders
A column recalls Colonel James M. Guffey instrumental in Parker’s nom for president, and Admiral Cowles as Roosevelt’s brother in law. It notes naval service, Canada voyage for Quebec centenary, and the New Hampshire retirement. Panama’s Senor Obaldia wins election amid peaceful transition.
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Wiliam J. Ryan
James M. Guffey
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvania
Beaumont
Texas
Gola
Ofl
Colorado
Colonel Cruffey
William Guffey
America
Fort Duquesne
William Sheffield Cowles
Bureau of Equipment
Navy
United States Navy
Quebec
Rooosevelt
St. Lawrence
New Hampshire
Ness
Athletic
Cowles
Anna Roosevelt
Hue
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Topeka
West Jnh
Jebra Bei
United States
London
Newport
Cameron McR
Winston
Den ver and Chicago figures in Tipolongue race links
Charles P Taft and Charles W Bryan emerge as prominent political players at the Denver and Chicago conventions serving relatives interests while Thomas J O Brien reports amicable Japanese American relations. Butler and Clancy scene recalls late Senate sessions with a quip about idle hands.
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Charles
Denver
Chicago
Charles P. Taft
Judge Taft
Charles W. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
John Worth Kern Named Indiana Vice Presidential Candidate
The Denver Democratic convention selected John Worth Kern of Indianapolis to run with William Jennings Bryan. Kern, a noted Indiana lawyer and former state legislator, was chosen to appeal to state pride. His bio notes early education at Kokomo Normal, law degree from Michigan, and roles as city attorney of Kokomo and Indianapolis, state senator, and legal reporter for the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Ndiana
Denver
John Worth Kern
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Kern
Commonwealth
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kerns
Germany
Adam Kern
America
Mr. Kern
Virginia
William Couper Kern
John W. “Era, Jr
Atta
Howard County
Jor
Jacob Kern
Warren County
Statesman
John
Kokomo
Ife
University of Michigan
Bupreme Court
State Senate
William ‘. Durbin
Hanly
United States
Knights of Pythias
Order of Elks
Julia Kern
Commercial Club
University
Century Clubs
Bryan
North
Pennsylvania Street
Julia
Wiliam Cooper Kern
Civic
Lfe
Women's Council
Miss Evalyn Walsh to Wed Ned McLean in Nuptials
Society circles across several cities follow the forthcoming marriage of Miss Evalyn Walsh daughter of Thomas F. Walsh and Ned McLean son of John R. McLean of Washington and Cincinnati. The Walsh family winters in Washington, summers in Newport, and Miss Walsh once suffered injuries in a car accident that also claimed her brother Vinson.
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Evalyn Walsh
Ned McLean
John R. McLean
Washington
Cincinnati
Vinson
Inducement from a West Side Mother to Bedtime
A Cleveland Leader quip captures a mother asking her exasperated child to go to bed. The boy replies with a simple inducement to stay up an hour longer, highlighting a humorous fatherly patience in a home scene.
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West Side
Cleveland
Gems From Denominations on Living a Godly Life
Religious thought roundup presents insights from Rev Frederick B Hopkins, Rev Frank De Witt Talmage, Rev William Huntington, Bishop J H Vincent, Rev Len G Broughton, Rev Frederick E Hopkins, Rev J E Adams, Rev Ernest Wray Oneal, Rev Robert Collyer, and Rev Samuel J Nichelle. It urges loving God, guarding desires, and living harmoniously with Christ through sermons on character, truth, gentleness, and the power of love.
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Frederick B. Hopkins
Chicago
Lfe
Frank de Witt Talmage
Presbyterian
Los Angeles
Dr. Wilkins
Episcopalian
Cal
J. H. Vincent
Methodist
Indianapoli
Ind
God
Frederick E. Hopkins
Congregationalist
Christ
J. E. Adams
Brooklyn
Ernest Wray Oneal
Robert Collyer
Unitarian New York
Samuel J Nichelle
St. Louis
Metropolitan Life Building
Chairman Frank H Hitchcock leads Republican operations from the Metropolitan Life Building Madison Square New York on the towers tenth floor locating the campaign for Taft. The 48 story 700 foot high tower offers a sweeping view aiding strategy while other offices prepare elsewhere.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
New York
Metropolitan Life
Madison Square
Frank H. Hirchcock
Repubican National Committee
William II. Taft
Hitchcock
Metropolitan Tafe
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Lower Broadway
Metropolitan Life Building
Mrs. Philip N Moore New President of General Federation
Mrs Philip N Moore elected president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at Boston during the ninth biennial session succeeding Mrs Sarah Platt Decker. She defeated Mrs May Allen Ward of Boston and is noted for social prominence and music interests in St Louis. She served as VP and aided the Louisiana Purchase Expo board of managers.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Philip XN. Moore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sarah Platt Decker
Federation
Boston
Moore
May Allen Ward
Frilip N. Moore
General Federation
St. Louis
Worry Over Calls and Folly Proverbs
A terse item notes that a woman frets about calling another woman who does not care, with a Chicago Record-Herald quotation. It adds a German proverb: Folly is never long pleased with itself, reflecting on vanity and social hesitation in a light, era-appropriate voice.
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Womer
Chicago Record-Herald
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Yonkers Statesman
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