New Jersey Nominates Woodrow Wilson for President
Judge Westcott of Camden extols Woodrow Wilson as the intelligent reformer and virtuous public servant. He argues for Wilson as the only candidate to unite the nation, end plutocratic control, and restore equal opportunity, urging New Jersey to deliver a decisive electoral vote for Wilson.
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John W. Westcott
Camden
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
America
North American
United States
Wilson
Union
Democratic Party
Providence
Reed Nominates Clark for the Presidency at Convention
Senator Reed of Missouri presents Speaker Champ Clark as the Democratic nominee at the convention. He extols Clark’s record on primary reform, anti corruption acts, direct election of senators, tariff reform, and long service, arguing for a steady leader in the fight against monopoly and for democracy.
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Missouri
Clark
Democratic Party
Congress
Middle West
Rocky Mountains
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Democracy
Daugherty Proclaims Harmon for President
Lancaster Ohio attorney M A Daugherty extols Governor Harmon as democracy’s ideal leader. He praises Harmon’s anti corruption stance and workman compensation plan, and argues for Underwood as a strong rival in tariff reform and leadership.
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M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Commonwealth
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Dr. Daugherty
Indiana Voices for Thomas R. Marshall Nomination
Senator Benjamin F. Shiveley of Indiana presents Thomas R. Marshall as the Democratic presidential candidate. He argues Indiana’s historic role as a national barometer, asserts Marshall’s federal insight, and contends his leadership would render the party invincible at the national level.
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Benjamin F. Shiveley
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
James Monroe
Grover Cleveland
Marshall
Missouri
Alabama
Republic
House of Representatives
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
West Virginia
United Democracy of
Baldwin Endorsed for President by Connecticut Leader Speech
Henry Wade Rogers of Yale Law School presented Connecticut’s plea to nominate Simeon Baldwin for president. He framed Baldwin as a Puritan, jurist, reformer and international figure, contrasting him with party bosses and highlighting Connecticut’s historic role.
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Connecticut
Henry Wade Rogers
Yale University Law School
Simeon EB. Baldwin
Rogers
United States
Simeon Eb, Baldwin
New York
Horatio Seymour
Republic
New England
Roger Sherman
Oscar W Underwood Nominated for Presidency by Bankhead
William B Bankhead of Alabama described Oscar W Underwood as democracy’s real leader and best asset, invulnerable in public service and impregnable in honor, while condemning the Republican party as degenerate and corrupt. He proclaimed Underwood as fit to lead the nation at the convention.
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Democratic Party
Mason and Dixon
Congress
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
William B. Bankhead
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Bankhead
Saxo Salve Promises Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
Mothers seek relief for children with eczema and rashes through Saxa Salve advertised by A. M. Fischer of San Antonio. The ad claims quick itching relief and germ destruction as the salve soothes, penetrates, and heals skin disorders like eczema, tetter, ring worm, or crusted scales with a money back guarantee.
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A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
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