Democrats Adopt Platform From San Francisco Convention
The Democratic Party adopts a platform praising President Wilson and the League of Nations, defending wartime policies, criticizing Republicans over the Versailles treaty, and calling for tax reform and inflation controls. It highlights financial achievements under Wilson, support for allied efforts, and calls for economic stabilization and peace.
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Democratic Party
United States
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Ee Ee
Amex
Germany
Paris
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Repuublican Senate
Forum Magazine
Henry Cabot Lodge
France
Flanders
Congress
Lodee
Army Convoy to Start June 14 Along Bankhead Highway
War Department trains motor truck convoy from Washington to Los Angeles to showcase Ship-By-Truck use and need for permanent highways. Colonel Jno J Franklin Jr leads 76 men, 2 officers in Motor Transport, with support units and various trucks en route.
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Bankhead Highway
Washington
D. C
Los Angeles
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Bankhead Highway Association
J. A. Rountree
Jno. J. Franklin, Jr
Secretary of War
Bankhead
Pacific Coast
Motor Transport Corps
Firestone Ship
Thru Farm
Carr
Motor Transport Company
Headquarters Motor Command
Cleveland
Motor Command
Cadillac
Dodge
YMC
Lincoln Highway
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Gothenberg
Neb
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bankhead Eee
Governor Cox Nominated Democratic Presidential Candidate
The piece portrays Governor James M. Cox of Ohio as the Democratic presidential nominee, detailing his birth in Jacksonburg Ohio on March 31 1870 his rise from printer to editor and governor and his push for a progressive constitution and wage peace between capital and labor. It contrasts Cox with Republican Warren G Harding noting their campaign roles and Coxs leadership in Ohio.
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Eliza A. Cox
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Dayton Daily News
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News League of Ohio
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Dayton
James M. Cox
United States
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Cox
National Congress
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Warren Gene
Harding
First National Buys Colonial Property in City
The Second National Bank buys the Colonial Hotel, plans to modernize with steam heat, and move city offices to the old bank quarters when possession begins Sept 1 1920. Joe Parks stresses public faith and cautions on war-era costs and taxation.
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National Bank
Joe Parks
First National Bank
Eagle
Dr. F. Bainder Dies Suddenly in Oxford
Dr. F. B. Linder prominent Oxford physician died at home on Tuesday afternoon at age sixty four. He left three sons Felix Dewey and John Lee and one daughter Mrs S M Sneed. Funeral held at his residence then at St Pete cemetery with Masonic lodge and St Cyr Commandery escort.
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Oxford
Linder
University
Bank of Oxford
Felix
Dewey
John Lee
S. M. Sneed
St. Pete
Masonic Lodge
St. Cyr Commandery No
Teai the Templars
Waters Valley
Man to Be Next President in Nation’s History
The article discusses the potential election of a man to the presidency and notes it would be the first time a public figure has achieved this in the country. It references Harding or Cox as possible outcomes and mentions Democratic leaders are abroad in San Francisco with notification plans for Gov. Cox awaiting return.
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League of Nations
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Army
Navy
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John J. Pershing
Armed Force of
Woodrow Wilson
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Treasury
Europe
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
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Department of Government
Tor
Harding
Cox
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San Francisco
Dayton
Old Newspapers for Gale at this Office
A brief notice advertises renewing Gale subscription access at the office. It emphasizes continued archival use and renewal options for researchers. Local staff guide readers on how to update memberships and timelines for ongoing Gale newspaper access.
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Gale
Roosevelt Nominated Vice President by Democratic Convention
Special to Oxford Eagle reports Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York Secretary of the Navy was nominated for vice president amid a swift roll call. The convention cheered with bands as Cox’s ticket moved toward acclamation and the session adjourned after approving the motion.
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Universal News Service
San Francisco
Franklin D, Elt
New York
Roosevelt
Cox
Ae B. Amidon
Robinson
Amidon
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