Mrs Woodrow Wilson Seen as Ideal Presidential Partner
The article profiles Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the Democratic nominee as modest and devoted to home and public service. It notes her Southern roots Ellen Louise Axson birth in Savannah Ga and her artistic talents plus her three daughters Margaret Jee Sle Eleanor Wilson and their balanced family life.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
United States
Wilson
Ellen Louise Axson
Savannah
America
Mr. Wilson
Iving
Mia
Lost articles and local ads reveal quirky Kansas City habits
A humorous look at the city’s lost article column reveals frequent disappearances from cows to umbrellas. Dogs wander often, with Towser highlighted as a gregarious nomad. various items like fur neckpieces, shotguns, watches, and even laundry packages go missing in daily life.
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Kansas City
Chuck
Nessie
Mossie
Towser
Woten
Leisurely Moose Hunt Chronicles a Maine Veteran
A Mars Hill hunter Humphrey Bridges stalks a moose during a slow season. After spotting a moving stump he confirms the animal and shoots. The moose collapses, runs briefly, and dies after a second shot in a lumber road location. Kernebec Journal.
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Mars Hill
Humphrey Bridges
Kernebec Journal
Out From Obscurity and a Pains of Reunion
Jones boasting of a new house invites Brown to a Friday visit. Brown recalls their mutual friend Jim’s release after 15 days and then asks about his daughter, hinting at shared pasts and a tense family tie emerging from the past.
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Jones
Brown
Jim
Voting Fraud Discussed By MP In London Watchdog Note
An MP spoke on impersonation and vote duplication. A duplicitous voter, described as ignorant and unmoved, was arrested and asked what crime he faced. The officer replied he had voted twice, prompting the prisoner to remark that he expected payment.
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M. P
London
Much More Expensive Downs-Why is it your friend
A stray exchange questions why Jownes’s friend Downs-Why appears down at the heel. Jownes says he never bets on horse races but loses money on the Duman races. He mentions that Jownes has nine children.
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Downs
Cownes
Jownes
Your Senior Senator Entangled in Campaign Slugfest
A lengthy critique accuses Governor Kitchin of slander against Senator Simmons as Simmons defends his record in Albermarle. The writer argues Simmons misleads voters about his own candidacy and laments party harmony, urging voters to compare his positions on tariffs and reciprocity with Kitchin and Clark. Also notes the Savannah couple James S Stoddard and his wife renewed vows in a licenseed ceremony.
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Kitchin
Simmons
Simons
Albermarle
Webb
Kitebin
Krebin
Khenim
Democratic Party
Senate
Congress
Gastonia
Mr. Simmons
Natron
Plunner
Craig
Clark
Bryan
J. Bikes
Death in Jefferson of Mr J C Fletcher’s brother in law
Telegram from Jefferson reports the death of Mr S Railings last night. A prominent local farmer and Baptist church member aged sixty, he is survived by his wife and several children. Paralysis was the cause.
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Jefferson
J. C. Fletcher
S. Railings
Railings
The
Baptist Church
Women’s National Democratic League Opens New York HQ
Mrs Stephen B Ayres heads the new headquarters at 1123 Broadway New York with a corps of stenographers. The league is the first national political group led by women and aims at future democracy building without taking a stand on equal suffrage. It targets tariff issues affecting American housewives and goods prices.
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Women
National Democratic League
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
John 8. Creeby
Broadway
New York City
Stephen B. Ayres
Congressman Ayres
New York
Ayres
Tariff Committee
National Democratic Committee
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Flow & Phifer
Ford
Detroit
Henderson Garage & Machine Company
Ents
Monhoe
N.C
James 8
Stoddard
Esq
M. L. Plow
South Carolina
Justices Plow
Emocratic League
Tone
Justin
Maddry & Horne
Union County
Tiger Station
Holloway Bros
Monroe, N. C
the Savings Department
R. B. Redwine
O. Blair
H. B. Clark
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