Wilson Demonstrations Break Into Gallery Clash at Convention
Delegates from New Jersey Alabama and New York led a chaotic display with banners and lithographs in a split Wilson Clark fight. Police cleared aisles as galleries overflowed and the roll call moved to a decisive vote on the Wilson versus Clark reports.
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Democrats United in Honest Promises Kept Speech Claims
Ollie James recalls a civil, unified Democratic convention scene praising no bribery or theft accusations. He contrasts two records for the coming campaign: Republicans with betrayed promises, and Democrats with promises kept, urging support for nominees and progressives.
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Abrogation of Unit Rule Dominates Democratic Convention
At the Baltimore convention the pro unit rule faction won a motion to end state delegations voting as a unit. Ohio split with 18 Woodrow Wilson delegates, while Nebraska and Kansas backed abrogation. New York and Missouri opposed. Pennsylvania favored abolition. The vote reshapes the nomination race and delays adjournment until noon.
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Governor Wilson Hails Democratic Unit Rule Change
Seagrit New Jersey June 27 Governor Wilson praised the Democratic National Convention for endorsing delegates’ district instructions over the unit rule. He said New Jersey’s 24 of 28 delegates were never bound, calling the move a progress for principle rather than a personal win. He planned to golf and await convention news.
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New Jersey
Club women influence national life at federation meeting
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Smith of Kentucky opened remarks as the General Federation of Women's Clubs discussed unity and future goals. Mrs. Philip North Moore urged advancing social reform, education, and international peace through continued female leadership and refined legislation. Mrs. M. W. Barry of Sherman outlined sex hygiene education goals in schools with emphasis on biology and parental involvement.
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M. W. Barry
Sherman
Texas
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Harmon Not Withdrawn Governor Harmon Statement
Ohio Governor Judson Harmon makes a positive statement in Columbus to clarify his position as reports swirl about his withdrawal from the state race. He says he remains committed to state service and weighs his options amid ongoing political chatter.
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Columbus
Mrs Taft Heads to Baltimore for Convention Talk
Mrs William H Taft travels to Baltimore to watch the Democratic National Convention as it selects the candidate to oppose her husband in the presidential race.
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Washington, D. C
William H. Taft
Baltimore
United States
Political Barbecue at Webberville Draws 2000 Attendees
A large political barbecue in Webberville Texas drew more than two thousand people from across the state. Candidates for office spoke in the Jones-Dunlap pasture located in a rich farming district.
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Webberville
Jones-Dunlap
Texas
Demurrage Bureau Elects Texas Car Service Leaders
In Houston on June 27 Mike Sweeney was reelected manager of the Texas Car Service Association with R S Collins named secretary. W G Van Vieck was retained as head of the executive committee.
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Classified Ad Offers Ten Day Run At Half Cent Word
Light want ads begin Friday through Sunday for a ten day run with two Sundays included at a rate of one half cent per word per insertion. Refund available for any unused period if the ad is discontinued.
Beck Returns to Torreon After Medical Mission
Dr. Lucian B. Beck has returned to Torreon Mexico after a period away. Music every night continues at the White Horse Tavern.
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Lucian B. Beck
Torreon, Mex
Have The Light Follow You On Your Vacation
A brief travel note encourages carrying a guiding light on trips for safety and reflection. It emphasizes mindful pacing and enjoying destinations while keeping a steady, calm presence.
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