The Conquerors Debate Woodrow Wilson in North Carolina
A political column favors Woodrow Wilson for the 1912 Democratic nomination, arguing Underwood is a weak progressive and Southern candidate risk. It notes North Carolina voters prefer Wilson, warns lavish campaign spending may mislead, and cites Bailey and Clark as detractors of Wilson. The piece warns against undercutting the progressive cause to thwart Wilson.
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North Carolina
Inderwoul
Unders
Roosevelt
Taft
Elaine
Cummins
Tuy
Aries
Harmon
Tuderwood
Mississippi
Florida
Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Tati
Liu
Iba
Mr. Underwood
Bailey
Underwood
Har- Anon
Wilvon
Port bin
Middle West
South
Uuderwood
Dr. Undersved
Teotleve
Luede
Wall Street
Senate
Wilton
Clymp
Opelows
Hartion
Iiidetion
Wiley
New Jersey
Wiles Glen
Jha Stith
Ln Partialy
Thea
Aparent Gulu
Unierwood
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Equivocal Caramel Offer Sparks Curious Exchange
A light exchange centers on a joke about bringing caramels to Miss Charlotte. The line ends with an amused cry from Bho noting the judge’s reaction. The fragment hints at social wit rather than a formal event.
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Charlotte
Bho
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