McAdoo's Nomination Push Signals Wilson Influence Enduring
The article argues that if McAdoo is nominated despite withdrawing, Wilson's control over Democratic councils remains strong. It suggests delegates fear the Wilson whip and that those claiming Wilson's decline may be mistaken, with party machinery possibly still under his sway.
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McAdoo
Wilson
Democratic Party
Illinois Votes Wet Plank In Democratic Platform
Illinois delegates at the San Francisco convention supported a wet plank by 36 to 12 amid a split in districts. Frank Quinn backed wet while Dan Vorhees and Jay Spaulding favored dry, but Quinn joined the majority to save Peoria allies from defeat. Bryan favored sinking the party rather than a wet plank, though his past statements vary in meaning.
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Bryan
Illinois
San Francisco
Frank Quinn
Dan Vorhees
Jay Spaulding
Quinn
Peoria
Volstead Defeated in Seventh Minnesota renomination
The Seventh Minnesota district voters rejected Congressman A J Volstead after eighteen years in office. He led the judiciary committee that reported the prohibition enforcement bill, which influenced the shift. A Non Partisan League backed a gospel minister who opposed prohibition for decades, aiming to unseat Volstead.
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A. J. Volstead
Congress
Minnesota
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
House
League
Victory Medal Distribution Opens to World War Veterans
The War Department begins issuing 4 765 000 victory medals on June 22 1920 to officers enlisted personnel contract surgeons nurses and field clerks who served in the World War. Major operation clasps include Meuse Argonne St Mihiel and Aisne Marne with five overseas service clasps. Application may be made to the Army Recruiting Station Springfield Illinois or Army Recruiting Officer by kin and must be marked Victory Medal.
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Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Aisne-Marne
Springfield
Ilionis
Home Service
Americar
Red Cross Office Details Victory Medal Award
The Red Cross office at 2011-2 East St. Paul Street will provide additional information about the awarding of this victory medal.
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Red Cross
East St. Paul Street
No Licenses Needed For Ex-Saloonkeepers In Prohibition Era
The federal government has sent renewal notice forms to those on the special tax list but ex-saloonkeepers selling no liquor need no license or fee. Drug stores handling alcohol medicinally remain the only firms required to pay, as in pre prohibition days.
A Few Truths and Witty Observations From Then and Now
A collection of aphorisms on advice, honesty, and human nature touching business, gossip, aging, saloons, and social quirks. The remarks contrast personal ethics with public behavior, noting vanity, loyalty, and the costs of experience.
Pays to Be Agreeable in Life’s Gentle Habits
A Grit quote urges cultivating agreeable traits early in life to avoid heartache. Gentle speech and cultivated manners improve health, wealth, and happiness, and one need not be a fawning courtier to benefit others and oneself.
Silks of Seville and the Silk Trade History
Four hundred years ago Seville led Western Europe in silk. Spain’s climate favored silk cultivation and worms thrived in the Sierra Nevada foothills near Granada. The life cycle spans about 50 days, with rapid growth in the first 30 days.
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Seville
Spain
Europe
Sierra Nevada
Granada
Curious Boy Asks Color Of Aunt Jen On Train Route
A five year old boy traveling with his parents to visit an unseen aunt asks his mother and father repeatedly about her. Near the journey’s end he is startled by many black passengers at stations and blurts out in alarm asking what color Aunt Jen is.
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Jen
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Mollie
Douglas
Faithful
Faith
Holly
Rights Conferred by Freedom Burke Quote
In a free country every man thinks he has a concern in all public matters and a right to form and deliver an opinion on them says Burke. The remark is presented as a reflection on civic participation and freedom of thought.
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Burke
Widespread Milk Waste Estimated in Households
The passage argues if 20,000,000 homes each waste half a cup of milk daily, total waste would reach 2,500,000 quarts per day or 912,500,000 quarts per year, equivalent to the output of over 400,000 cows.
Mollies Borrowed Night of Fear Ends in Cat Complication
Mollie fears a midnight intruder after a mysterious closet knock. Douglas arrives, calms her, and explains the “burglary” was the family cat manipulating the closet door. Mollie forgives and hints at renewed romance as Douglas vows to buy the cat a collar.
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Douglas
Mollie
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