Democratic platform declares unity and defense policy
The platform endorses President Wilson and the Democratic record, pledging fair competition, national unity, and preparedness. It calls for federal banking reform, tariff adjustment, labor rights, public health, old age and disability provisions, and a strong navy to secure peace and readiness for global duties. It also condemns foreign influence attempts and emphasizes patriotism, national sovereignty, and responsible government.
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Loula
Democratic Party
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Trade Commission
Freud
Democratic Congress
Wilson orders mobilization of national guard for border duty
President calls virtually all mobile national guard units and the District of Columbia into federal service for border protection with possible deployment into Mexico. About 100,000 men expected to respond while Secretary Baker and Daniels coordinate naval and diplomatic measures amid rising tensions.
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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
Government declares readiness for any conflict with Mexico
A military official says the government has full arms and ammunition plus reserve supplies for a potential Mexico crisis. About 750,000 rifles and artillery are on hand with factories working overtime to meet demand for European belligerents. Forty injured in a train wreck near Fort Worth as the Sunshine Special derailed three miles west of there.
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Merico
Mexico
Mod
Hay
United States
Congress
Monsguardi
Wery
Port Worth
Tesas
Porty Pereeus
Untun Picket Ailed San Frenvince and Debates
Fragmentary report notes a national picket event in San Francisco, with references to Bandarim and baile, a debate involving the American society, and a mention of a speed tithe charge. It notes a discussion at Halpk De Pele and a tour milestone reaching forty four.
Russians Capture Bukowina Capital in Major Push
Petrograd reports the fall of Ceernowice, capital of Bukowina, to Russian forces under General Letehiteky after a fierce assault. The battle yields control of key railway lines, and 2,000 prisoners are said to have been taken at Gadomitach. German troops with Austrians seen from the front in France indicate Russian pressure expanding. Nearby, Dead Man's Hill sees French losses as German patrol fighting continues. In Alabama, Judge W. T. Lawler’s body is found, prompting National Guard protection.
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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
Moosers Asked to Join Prohibitioniste
Chicago telegram extends invitation to all Progressive party members to join the Prohibition party. The message was sent by VirgIl G. Henshaw, chairman of the Prohibition National committee, to Victor Murdock, chairman of the Progressive national committee, and George W. Perkins, head of a Bull Moose committee.
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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 to Oyster Bay after health episode
Theodore Roosevelt arrives home at Sagamore Hill from Oyster Bay New York after an apparent mild illness. He traveled by automobile with Mrs Roosevelt and their son Quentin, receiving no medical assistance on the trip. The mobilization campaign and a high society wedding are noted in brief items.
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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 Lumber Deliveries Stir City Wills Battle
In Oakland, Lewis A. Morey, a lumber bandier, led a strike to challenge the city’s wills battle. A lumber delivery was billed on Saturday, as tensions rose amid disputed local authority and the ongoing dispute over the sale and handling of timber.
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Oakland
Lewis A. Morey
Wills
Nebrasts Aviation Mishap Report Details Unclear
An unclear OCR fragment mentions an aviator alliance in Nebraska with references to bones, payee, practice, and a garage scene. The text is garbled, preventing clear identification of names, places, dates, or outcomes. Further readable context needed for a precise card.
Readable fragments from Nevada and Oregon news
A garbled inland Northwest page reports arrests in Goldfield for theft including Gerald Keen an, Barnes, Ralph Richardson and James Connobly, a coyotes bite scare in Austin Nevada, a large fire at Richmond Beach, a $45 gold nugget found near Ovewola, and a women jurors first in Goldfield court. Governor Boyle to speak at Winnemucca 4th of July events. Gardiner Mill shut down due to port congestion from a longshoremen strike. Multiple anecdotes from Oregon and Utah including a drowning near Oregon City and a logging fire near Marshfield.
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State of
Newma
Mena
Gerald Keenan
Bar
Standart ‘Ou Company
Richmond Beach
Seattle
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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Underwood Maneure Uphald
Unquiatt Ned Stand En Amrericantam
Army
America
Bietee
Pula
Anl
PAM America
Untun
Jongeborenies
Welley
Bukowina
Alabama
Huntaville
Ala
Alabama National Guard
W. T. Lawler
Madison County
Lawler
John Jacob Astor
Bar Harbor
Mane
Am Cyrry Daw
Willem J. Diek
Weethy Suger Reiner
Srookiye
Wiehmond
Nebrasts
Bone
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