Democratic platform pledges strong national defense
The document outlines a Democratic platform endorsing Woodrow Wilson and detailing policies on currency reform, federal reserve, antitrust enforcement, tariff adjustment, labor rights, public works, and national preparedness. It emphasizes unity, patriotism, and readiness, condemning foreign influence and calling for robust chemistries in agriculture, health, and public services. It also stresses Mexico policy and the need for steady economic and social development at home.
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Loula
Democratic Party
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Trade Commission
Freud
America
President mobilizes national guard for border duty
President Wilson orders virtually all state and District of Columbia national guards to federal service. About 100,000 men will guard the Mexican border, with Funston directing movement. Navy joins with ships to Mexican waters. officials say no new sharp Mexico actions unless raiders.
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Washington
National Guard
District of Columbia
Wilson
Frederick Funston
Buner
International Line
Baker
Mexico
Daniels
Navy
Masico
Carran
Pershing
Trevino
Chihuahua
San Benito
Texas
Anderson
Funston
Carranza
Well Prepared For War Arrangements For Arms And Ammunition
Washington reports military officials state the government is prepared with arms ammunition and materials for any conflict with Mexico. About 750000 rifles and all required artillery exist with reserve ammunition. Factories will supply munition for extended operations and additional orders could be filled.
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Mexico
Monsguardi
Wery
Untun Picket Aiied San Frenvince and Bandarim Strikes
A garbled report mentions a nationwide protest with Bandarim and baile, alleging a strike by workers tied to Amwwetontiediie welley Stesmebip compact. It references Halpk De Pele and a debate over speed and a tour in New York.
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Jongeborenies
Welley
Russians Capture Bukowina Capital in Major Push
Petrograd reports the anticipated fall of Ceernowice, capital of Bukowina, to Russian forces under General Letehiteky. The battle involved heavy losses, with railway lines into Russian hands and prisoners taken near Gadomitach. Austrian pressure north of Lemberg continues as Serb king sends congratulations to the czar. In France, Dead Man's Hill saw French repulse a German Ngul¢ fire attack with significant losses. In Alabama, Judge W T Lawler of Madison County probate court was found dead, guard units deployed after arrests.
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Petrograd
Ceernowice
Bukeowing
Gener
Letehiteky
War Office
Carpathians
Cour
Btyr
Gadomitach
Lutsk
France
Auvatria
Lemberg
Bac
Serbin
Dead Man's Hill
French War Office
Berlin
Alabama
Huntaville
Ala
Alabama National Guard
W. T. Lawler
Madison County
Lawler
Moosers Asked to Join Prohibition Party Invitation
Chicago reports a formal invitation extended Saturday to all Progressive party members to join the Prohibition party. The telegram, sent by Virgil G. Henshaw, Prohibition National Committee chairman, to Victor Murdock and George W. Perkins, Bull Moose committee chairman, signals union moves.
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Moosers
Chicago
Progressive Party
Prohibition Party
Virgil G. Henshaw
Prohibitionational
Victor Murdock
Progressive National Committee
George W. Perkins
Bull Moone
Roosevelt Returns Home After Light Illness at Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt, regaining a light illness, returned to Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay with Mrs. Roosevelt and son Quentin. He traveled by automobile. he was accompanied by family. physicians report improving health as the campaign continues nationwide to prep U.S. factories for war mobilization.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagapore Hill
New York
Gatomobile
Mra. Roosevet
Quentin
United Sates Naval Capaclting Board
Oakland Lumberman Leads City Strike Contention
In Oakland Lewis A Morey, a lumber broker, led a local labor dispute as talks stalled. A planned Saturday ride and a delivery delay created tension with workers and municipal authorities, highlighting ongoing labor friction in the city.
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Oakland
Lewis A. Morey
Wills
Nebrasts incident nets unclear aviation terms and injuries
An unclear report describes an aviation mishap or practice incident with references to a Nebraska setting, a garage context, and a person named Sie. The text implies injuries or a separation of parts but lacks coherent details, making precise facts hard to determine.
Nevada and Oregon News From Goldfield to Reno Headlines
Varied items report arrests in Goldfield for theft, a jury trial with women jurors in Goldfield, a nugget found near Ovewola, and a fire at Gardiner Mill. Nevada officials plan Fourth of July in Winnemucca while Governor Boyle attends. Oregon logging fire near Marshfield and Chautauqua in Reno bring local interest. drownings and accidents headline regional events.
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Ovewola
New
Goldfield
J. Hill
J. M. Webster
Black Jack
James Leslie
Rawlins
Wye
Ogden
West Ogden
Boyle
Nevada
Winnemucca
Gardiner Mill & Lumber Company
Gardiner
Ore
Mike Bernstein
Salt Lake
Sherif Crain
Ely
H. Drecker
Conglet
Sa ‘Em
Ella Kalos
Utah
Oula M. McLaughlin
Alow
Piro
Marshfield
Reno
Portland
Faker County
Oricon
Cnunty
Huber
Winnamucca
Dane
Theo
William Porter
Winnamucra
Weiman
Polis Daparinwat
Elty Comart Bas
Howe
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Unquiatt Ned Stand En Amrericantam
Army
Bietee
Pula
Anl
PAM America
Merico
Mod
Hay
Congress
Democratic Congress
Port Worth
Tesas
Porty Pereeus
Untun
Bukowina
John Jacob Astor
Bar Harbor
Mane
Am Cyrry Daw
Willem J. Diek
Weethy Suger Reiner
Srookiye
Wiehmond
Nebrasts
Bone
State of
Newma
Mena
Gerald Keenan
Bar
Standart ‘Ou Company
Richmond Beach
Seattle
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