Westward the star of the Empire marks Denver gathering
The national convention in Denver features stormy opening days with record crowds including President Roosevelt’s children and Bryan supporters. Key figures Henry D. Clayton and Urey Woodson preside as W. J. Bryan is nominated for president after an all night session, while vice president remains undecided.
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Thanking Friends for Support During Illness and Death
The Wetzler brothers and sister express gratitude to neighbors and friends who offered help during their mother’s illness and death as noted in The Chronicle.
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