Acclamation Nominates Wilson Marshall for President Delegates Demonstrate
A Democratic convention session featured an acclamation nominating Woodrow Wilson and Marshall for vice president. Speakers praised Wilson while demonstrations, banners, and marching songs filled the hall as rivalry and unity shaped the final decision.
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Uhusapa
Cheorgda Springs
Addy
Woodrow Wilson
Dixie
Kansan Marehen
Carolina
Texas
Murmor
Conprem Baltz
Cavernor
Tipperary
South Trimble
Congress
New York
I- Dexen
Ataton
Turkey
Ktraw
Bannek
Tennessee
Folu
Martin
Nein
Juin
Aponkor'é
Willy
Bink
Kentucky
Democratic Convention Echoes Wilson Era Debates
A historical account describes a Democratic National Convention with speeches by Oliver James and William Jennings Bryan. It notes praise for Wilson, a call for preparedness, and adoption of Americanism and suffrage planks. The report highlights harmony, a love feast, and debates on foreign policy and state-by-state enfranchisement.
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Bryan
Brevan
James
Wilson
Marshall
Committee On Relicens
Httle
Perwins
Grmpes
United States
Chatwin Glynn
Ollie James
Preala Au
Ula
Partie
Jennings Bryan
Thompson
U S Warns Carranza Over Mexican Border Atrocities
The United States blames the Carranza de facto government for bandit incursions along the Rio Grande and attacks on American territory and citizens. It cites specific raids on Brownsville Progreso and San Peladas, calls for protection of Americans, and warns that failure to act could force military response.
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Deepa
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Yuar
United States
Mexica
Gitinsz
Halésa Acrosa
Lower
Rio Grande
Armerican
Brownsville
Red House Ferry
Progreso Post Office
San Peladas
Carranza
Nafdriele
International Loundary Inn
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Sonora
Atutes
Java
Cusi
A . Durae
Villa
Rubio
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Uta
Soh
Viait
Ameriican Party
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Aapeare
Ameenaes
Aariing Gr
Witienelong
Alby
Peeeraghiy
Veriotest Wees
Vila
Corvada
Cott Bce
Carraraz
Lote
Ty Ghstatlieg
Carracz Sf Grizis
Telwees
Sett
Pons
Obregon
United
Anemerec
Cerramza
Carrarza
Slong
Attair
Vezican
TUS
Hetter
Carransa
de Fatto
Mexican Republic
Ty Postel Caeker
Bolong
Robert Lansing
Fragmentary dialogue on landlady and boards
Fragmentary OCR text presents a dialog between a landlady and a path finder or renter. The landlady notes she keeps a boarder longer than the other speaker, while the other character questions how thin the boarders appear, suggesting they seem longer than real.
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Pathfinder
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