Marshall Reaffirmed as Democratic Vice President
The Chicago Examiner editorial hails Thomas R. Marshall as a true American and fitting Democratic nominee. It lauds his modesty, common touch, and Lincolnian simplicity, arguing the convention did right to renominate him by acclamation.
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Chicago Examiner
Marshall
Tom Marshall
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Thomas R. Marshall
Safety First And The Quiet Engineer
Two boyhood friends study, graduate as engineers, then diverge. Jim attains fame and a weaponized invention with vast wealth, power, and risk. John stays humble, invents peaceful safety devices aiding workers and public health, seeking lasting security over glory. The tale contrasts fame with responsible innovation and safety.
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C. H. Leetlefellow
Jim
John
First Big Naval Dirigible to Be Built by U S Government
A 500 foot long rigid dirigible of the Zeppelin type, costing $500 000, will be constructed by the United States government to serve as a fleet scout.
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United States
Warfare Values Change Note This War Talk
John F. Bass, veteran war correspondent, reports from the front as an officer notes Estrees fell to heavy artillery in a city siege. He recalls 1,000,000 shells used and 7,000 infantry cartridges, calls the rifle and bayonet antique. The mayor briefly closed six saloons amid rising coal prices blamed on consumers.
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John F. Bass
Chicago Daily News
Estrees
Labor Line Split in Illinois Campaign Endorsement
Governor Dunne urges union members to back Wilson and Dunne over Hughes and Lowden, citing Pullman Car Works anti union stance and a record of labor protections. He touts Illinois progressive measures, appoints union-affiliated officials, and paints the administration as pro labor while opposing strikebreaking and anti labor policies.
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Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Frank O. Lowden
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Pullman Car Company
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Chicago
Republican Party
United States Supreme Court
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Hatters’ Union
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Lincoln
Mining Investigation Commission
Royalton
Ilinois Federation
New York
Toilera
Cooley
Organized Labor
State
Oswar F. Nelson
Pullman
Tyomen
James F. Morris
State Mining Board
State Mining Department
Robert Wadie
Robert Eadie
State Industrial Board
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