Glynn Keynote Fires Up Democratic Convention
Martin Glynn delivers keynote urging American neutrality in World War I era, praising President Wilson and urging united support for democracy. The Bryan era figure appears amid passionate delegates, with Glynn repeatedly cheered as he links policy to American unity and honor.
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President Leads Great Parade in Washington
More than seventy-five thousand people from Washington, D C. gathered along Pennsylvania Avenue for a preparedness parade led by President Wisden carrying the Stars and Stripes. Government employees were given a half day off by executive order, and many states closed for the event. The president reviewed the marchers and gave an address on America First from a stand near the White House, with notable figures riding or walking in the procession.
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President's Fourth of July parade at White House draws enthusiastic crowds
The parade featured military units excluded from marching, a flag day ceremony behind the White House, and President Wilson in a white coat and blue cap amid cheers. He rode between District citizens, with Secretary Tumulty present, as bands played and crowds lined Pennsylvania Avenue from the Peace Monument to the White House. A banner supporting woman suffrage appeared, and officials noted editorials in foreign language papers influenced discussion of loyalty amid the coming election. The president warned against disloyalty and warned that minority editors threaten the national creed.
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Railroad Men Fail to Agree in Lengthy Conference
New York June 14. Railroad managers and railway unions failed to reach a settlement on hours and wages after a day of talks. The meeting, already costly and prolonged, adjourned with no definite offer from managers and the likelihood of further conferences and a possible referendum.
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America First Slogan Debate Amid Democratic Convention
A damaged OCR snippet shows a Democratic party draft featuring the motto America First. It mentions National Committee member Mclean of North Carolina and a convention in Dhred Tellers with Edward E Tritten of HAG state as a proposed permanent secretary. The text is fragmented and unclear.
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Auto Bandits Shoot Officer in Chicago Night Crime
In Chicago, two gunmen stopped a motorcade, fatally wounding Officer Berman Malow and seriously injuring partner Thor Linde during a bold daytime ambush. Police report the attackers fled in a car, leaving behind a scene of chaos as investigators seek leads.
Verdun Front Battles Reach Critical Stage In Verdun News
A wartime dispatch from Paris June 14 reports brutal fighting near Verdun as German and Allied forces clash along the Meuse. French defenses halt a German assault while observers note heavy casualties and continued pivots in the northern and eastern fronts, including Russian advances and Austrian actions near Czernowits.
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Austrian repulse in Tyrol fronts across Paxina area
Rome reports Austrian forces launch night attacks along the Paxina line and in the southern Tyrol but are repulsed by walls troops. The enemy bombarded positions from Foral to Monte Bra tone and Monte Glove, yet Allied defenses held and stopped infantry incursions. Small clashes occurred in upper valleys with no breakthroughs.
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