The Euclid of finance emancipator is praised
A St Louis audience hears John W Westcott of New Jersey extol Woodrow Wilson as the Euclid of finance and emancipator in a vigorous speech praising his policies. The oration contrasts prosperity under effective financial reform with war chaos, urges peace, and lauds democracy led by a schoolmaster statesman guiding America through peril toward a world of justice.
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Democracy Made Good by Ollie James at Democratic National Convention
Senator Ollie M. James of Kentucky praised President Wilson and the Democratic record in enacting progressive laws, curbing monopolies, stabilizing finance, and preserving peace. He argued Democrats achieved results over speeches, urged continued support of Wilson, and defended military preparedness and independence while condemning Republican slowdowns.
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Ollie M. James
Kentucky
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Wilson as moral tower of democracy in American creed
The passage extols Woodrow Wilson as the embodiment of American ideals and unity. It contrasts deeds with rhetoric, praising his vision as a scholar statesman and emancipator standing for civilization, democracy, and a united nation of a hundred million free people.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Murphy Steamroller Sends Gerard Ahead at Tammany Vote
New York delegates backed Ambassador James W. Gerard for vice president, adopting a unit rule resolution amid internal feints. Murphy diplomacy prevailed as Ferris pressed for a one-voice slate while Applebaum urged reforms on tuberculosis and foreign-born policy, and New York settled on supporting Gerard.
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Chicago
Applebaum
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Tammany
Yonkers Boy Solves Murder Puzzle With Police
Fourteen year old Thomas McDonald repeatedly described the scene of a fatal shooting in Yonkers. He told how a neighbor Romeo Roberto’s home hosted the wounded William before dying. He identified a supposed Italian culprit and said he feared the electric chair. Police faced hours of investigation before arrest.
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Williams
Thomas
Nat Aver
Chicken Tome Incident Sparks Arrests In Acre Area
Report notes James Hogan and Fiery arrested after traders fled the scene following a gunfire incident near the Acre region. Authorities described the disturbance as early in the morning, with no injuries reported.
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