Louis After Democratic Conclave in Washington City
Washington dispatch notes St Louis vying to host the Democratic national convention this summer as other cities like New York and Chicago also seek the honor. It recalls that since 1870 St Louis has hosted more Democratic conventions than any city, with Baltimore, Chicago and New York among frequent sites and various nominees across decades.
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Washington, D. C
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Middle West
Haldora
Farewest
San Rancisco
J. Louis
Lund
Altimore
Ding
Baltimore
Pierce
Cincinnati
Buchana
Charleston
S. C
Dougs
Remyens
Ouging
Ellot
Political Ballot History From Various Cities and Years
A fragmented chronology lists nominating events from 1880 to 1924 across cities like Cincinnati Chicago and San Francisco. It notes ballots including acclamations first and fifth ballots and mentions figures such as Bryan Wilson and Parker with unclear roles in nominations.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Bryan
Kansas City
St. Louie
Parker
Denver
Itysan
Baltimore
Wilson
St. Louis
San Francisco
Wells as Labour candidate in December election
London dispatch notes Herbert George Wells known as H. G. Wells a socialist and author of The Outline of History A Short History of the World and other works entering parliamentary race on the Labour ticket after a previous defeat. Also mentions church event at St Pauls and praises Swedish prowess in water and ice sports including yachting and rowing.
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London
Herbert George Wells
Hog
Wells
House of Commons
St. Paul's Church
Sweden
Europe
Klan appeal urged president to crush K K K
An appeal from Klan sources urged President to crush the Ku Klux Klan. Edgar Fuller presented the message to President Coohige on behalf of Edward Young Clarke, alleging the Klan had become a tool for intimidation used by politicians and ruffians, contrary to its founders' aims.
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K. KK. I
Coohige
Edgar Fuller
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
Messige
Clarke
New Zealand visitor criticizes American home life
Miss Misa Nellia Scanlan, a New Zealand newspaper representative at a Washington disarmament conference, spent eighteen months touring the United States studying social, economic, political, agricultural and industrial life. She says Americans live in a jazz era with little home life, contrasting with New Zealand where women manage households in minute detail. The piece notes doubt about the verdict and suggests travel may skew perspective.
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Misa Nellia Scanlan
New Zealand
Miss Scanlan
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a gentle vegetable laxative to ease constipation and torpid liver without calomel. The sugar coated tablets are promoted as a safe, non griping option ending with a morning improvement in mood and energy. Available in 15 or 30 cents per package.
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Tmce
Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Sarah
Health Concerns of Mothers and Local News In Cleveland
The Congress of Mothers in Cleveland aims to educate mothers on health matters at a special open meeting for health committee members and club presidents. Local incidents include a pneumonia illness in Claude Smith's granddaughter, a car accident near the Big Four crossing, and various family visits and holiday events. A special collection at the M E church supported relief work in Japan.
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Usal
Congress of Mothers of
Cleveland
Nemeh
Congress
Wand Mra
Claude Smith
Sre
Smith
Will Cole
Columbia
R. B. Kelner
Cole
C. E., Webb
Hattie Wheeler
Bay Village
H. Clay Folger
Jean McAlpine
F. J. Knowles
Nellie M. Auxer
Elyria
Lulah Wilecor
C. A. Rawson
Kenneth Hopkins
Pennsylvania
A. H. Hopkins
M. E
Japan
Christmas Guests Fill Grangeville Area Homes
A series of Christmas visitations and family gatherings across Me dina, Berea, Elyria, and nearby towns highlighted by Mr. and Mrs. Percy Root and others hosting relatives. Arthur Paul and other youngsters noted recovering from illness while many families share meals with kin in Me dina and surrounding communities.
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Thelma
Naylor
Penfield
Ralph Bowman
Wellington
Ethel Opfer
Ruth
South Amherst
Burner
Elyria
Charles Moulder
Naomi
George Gardner
I. W. Robbins
Nellie Gouldee
Jago
Kent
Dewey Aldrich
Lloyd Zimmerman
Grafton
D. A. Swartz
A. B. Pomeroy
Cleveland
Wilhelmina Knowles
A. W. Jones
West Cunty
Williams
Russell M. Heath
Florida
Hiram Knapp
Methodist
Robert
William Bridgett
R. H. Denham
Edward Haynes
Brooklyn
Edward Haynes Sr
Frank McRoberts
Grace Wilcox
McRobert
Hilla Brouse
George Keener
W. Kelner
Lew Gibbons
Richard Gibbons
Pittsfield
Nettie Myers
F. G. Prosser
Katherine
Hildreth Prosser
Geo. Frosser
R. B. Iselner
Cassie M. Kelner
Bobby Kelner
Thad Rawson
Afr
Erwin Adams
Charles Basore
Sorein
A. R. Underhill
Local Families Take Drive to Vernon and Nearby Towns
An article fragment notes Mr and Mrs Sam Brown and son Edward traveled to Vernon recently followed by Mr and Mrs Wiltolcomb of Grafton and Mr and Mrs John Holcomb and family. The text mentions over thirty dollars received and a motor trip among neighbors.
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Sam Brown
Edward
Vernon
Wiltolcomb
Grafton
John Holcomb
Christmas Dinner Attended by Holcombs and Webb Family
Darius Holcomb and family along with Mr and Mrs James Holcomb joined their mother for Christmas at Church Street. Tables were set for twenty guests. Mr and Mrs C B Webb hosted three of Mrs Webb s aunts during the holiday gathering.
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Darius Holcomb
James Holcomb
C. B. Webb
Webb
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