What the Editors Say About Wilson in Various Papers
A compilation of editorials and remarks from Camden to Oklahoma praising Woodrow Wilson. The notes depict Wilson gaining support among Democratic editors, lawmakers, and newspapers for the presidential nomination, highlighting his perceived strength, speaking ability, and potential cross party appeal.
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Camden
Wilson
New Derney
Kansas City
Missouri
New
Anaconda
Mont
New Jersey
Spartanbug
8. C
Woodrow Wilson
Harrisburg
Star-Independent
Wilmington
N. C
Spartanburg
Herald
Press of
South
Knoxville
Tenn
Sidney
Ohio
Waterbury
Conn
Dubuque
Iowa
Telegraph-Herald
Telegraph-Heraldess
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Willame
Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
House of Representatives
Chattanooga Trea
Weekly Press
Tennessee
Mr. Bryan
Underwood Harmon
Folk
Democrats of
Bryan
Kern
Gore
Oklahoma
Kilbane Defeats Attell For Featherweight Title In Los Angeles
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeated Abe Attell in a twenty round bout at Vernon arena to claim the featherweight title. Referee Charles Eyton awarded Kilbane the championship after a decisive victory before a near ten thousand crowd. Receipts neared $25,000 with a $10,000 purse and Kilbane to receive $3,500 while Attell gets $6,500.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Vernon Arena
Johnny Skilbane
Cleveland
Ohio
Abe Attell
Charles Eyton
Attell
Kilbane
Editorial argues Indian Territory unlikely to become state soon
Washington editorial notes the Forty-eighth State piece in the Washington Star. It argues statehood for Indian Territory is unlikely before Alaska or Hawaii, given its unorganized status and mixed governance held by tribes under U S jurisdiction.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Star
Indian Territory
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Congress
Public Forum asks readers to share brief, pointed views
Daily Chieftain invites intelligent readers to submit brief and courteous letters. The newspaper disclaims responsibility for opinions, notes long essays slow to publish, and suggests concise pieces gain more attention.
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Eee
Ca Os Pe
The Virgin Birth of Christ as Deity and Incarnation
An examination of the virgin birth, its scriptural basis, and its necessity for Jesus Christ to be the Son of God. The piece argues for the supernatural origin, cites prophecies from Isaiah and Micah, contrasts belief with modern criticism, and concludes in favor of Christ as divine, quoting scripture and a near-parable about God becoming man.
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Parker
Jesus
Adam
Eve
Satan
Abel
Seth
Noah
Shem
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Judah
David
Samuel
Immanuel Christ
Cain
Jesus Christ
Mary
God
Orr
Free Church University of
Glasgow
Christ
Ald
Brice Ones
John
Paul
Ahaz
Immanuel
Bethlehem
Micah
Isaiah
Eo Deutzsch
Indy
Tuilleries
Paris
Leath
Kreved
Madaus
Sald
le Trith
Christ Jesus
Earth
God the Father
Vinita
Olddhomm
Moses and science in harmony in Genesis view
A Brahmin priest’s England visit and his reading of Genesis 1 1 frame a defense of Biblical creation. The piece argues creation’s origin is God’s act distinct from six days, cites Prout Herschel and geology to bolster the view, condemns modern critical methods, and warns against atheistic influence, urging faith over unbelief.
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John Marcus
England
Nater
Prout
John Herschel
Pilate
Herod
Daniel
Satan
Elyah
Colsus
Porphyry
Spinosa
Hobbes
Bolingbroke
Hume
Christ
Paul
Cliriate
Vinita
Okla
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Baltimore
Baltimore American
Charles C. Schmidt
Wheeling
W. Va
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Cork
the Public Forum
Jesus Christ God Manist
Moses
Science