Clark Opens Maine Campaign for Democrats Amid Hughes Attacks
Speaker Clark launches Maine campaign praising Wilson administration and Democratic achievements while rebutting Hughes. He argues Hughes shows flawed rhetoric, defends Durand appointment, cites major laws on tariffs, trusts, rural credits, and road funding, and urges voters to keep Democrats in power.
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Durand
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Lord Bacon
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America
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Abraham Lincoln
Nothing Like Preparedness Mary Plans Marriage
A maid Mary candidly tells her mistress she may resign to get married. The mistress asks for the groom’s name, but Mary admits the fiancé is unknown yet has shown interest and may soon speak up. The exchange ends with light humor over impending nuptials.
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South Side High School rises with a swimmin hole feature
Under Wright & Sanders, the new South Side High School site at Garden street and Bismarck avenue shows progress with the west wing ready for brick masons and the east wing foundation begun. The $325000 building will be three stories, brick tile and concrete, fireproof, on a 12 acre site. The campus will include baseball diamonds, football fields, and courts. An early plan adds a riverfront swimmin hole as a unique feature. If on schedule, students from the south side will move in by February term. otherwise Main avenue high school must absorb growth.
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New South Side High School
Garden Street
Bismarck Avenue
Sanders
Main Avenue
Hughes in San Francisco Advocates Tariff and Unity
Charles E Hughes spent a busy day in San Francisco addressing crowds and urging Republican and Progressive unity. He pressed for a protective tariff to build American industry and urged rapid suffrage for women through a constitutional amendment. The visit included talks at the Union League Club and a mass meeting, with leaders from California supporting party harmony.
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Congress
San Francisco
Charles E. Hughes
Wm. H. Crocker
Republican National Commission
California
Huynes
Union League Club
Republican Party
America
Convertible apartments gain in city building boom
Popular Mechanics notes builders in large cities are erecting entirely convertible apartment structures to save space and rent more efficiently. One type offers one room adaptable to dining and two bedrooms, plus a living area and sun parlor. Three room suites use about 680 square feet to serve as seven rooms over 1485 square feet.
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Popular
Congress May Yet Adjourn by September 1
Congress may adjourn by September 1 as the Senate passes the shipping bill and House accepts conference reports. The revenue bill looms next, with the army appropriation vetoed, while debates center on the ship measure and child labor rules.
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Shipping Board
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Thomas
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Borah
Wilson
Army Officers Resignations and Reassignments Noted
Today’s Army Orders list resignations from multiple state guards including CAPTAIN ALBERT C. NELSON and CAPTAIN HERBERT C. OSTROM. Several lieutenants are placed or detailed to duties in various National Guard units and Walter Reed for observation. Retired Philippine scouts CHEATHAM and SMALL are assigned to active duty at Fort Sam Houston.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Herbert C. Ostrom
Medical Corps
Washington National Guard
John W Baisley
Tenth Field Artillery
Connecticut National Guard
John J. McGillen
Seventh Infantry
Ulineis
Eighth Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Charles B. McDaniel
North Carolina National Guard
Fred H. Gallup
Third Field Artillery
Walter Reed General Hospital
District of Columbo
Lindsey FE. Cheatham
Edson I. Small
Philippine Scouts
Fort Sam Houston
Visitors checked in at major San Antonio hotels
A list of guests and registrants at the Gunter St. Anthony and Menger hotels includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts of San Benito, J. Oliver of El Paso, W. T. Connor of Chicago, Mrs. Charles Deutz of Laredo, Fred Meyer of St. Louis, and others from Dallas Mineral Wells Houston Cairo Ill Red Wing La and San Francisco. Also noted is a brief humorous punchline from the Boston Transcript.
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Frank Roberts
San Benito
Gunter
J. Oliver
el Paso
St. Anthony
W. T. Connor
Chicago
Charles Deutz
Laredo
Fred Meyer
St. Louis
Menger
J. N. Wynn
Mineral Wells
A. H. Gilkeson
U. 8
Army
Rene c. S. Sultzer
Red Wing
R W. Skinner
Dallas
A. A. Loeb
San Francisco
Cal
H. T. Carbin
S St
Russians Lose Many to Own Artillery Tactics
The Associated Press reports Austrian officers describe a Russian assault in Bukowina and Volhynia using heavy artillery bombardments followed by multi row infantry advances. Russian drumfire then mows down both sides as troops scramble from shelters. Estimates cite about two million shells used daily across calibres and origin.
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Vienna
Bukowina
Volhynia
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