Two Great Things Wilson Promises If Elected
Governor Woodrow Wilson outlines two great tasks for governance on tariff and trusts and conservation. He aims to set a rule of justice for tariffs banking and labor, and to protect people and resources while expanding opportunities through national development and a strong merchant marine. He warns against private privilege and urges broad citizen input to reform taxes and curb monopolies.
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Roosevelt and Johnson Chosen by Progressive Party
At Chicago August 8 Theodore Roosevelt was chosen by acclamation as the Progressive party candidate for president with Hiram W. Johnson of California as vice president. The convention hailed the pair amid unprecedented demonstrations and a loud, lengthy reception. Roosevelt accepted and pledged to lead a strong campaign while Johnson received a similar confirmation and expressed support.
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Sad Case of a Cross-Eyed Husband
Belle Betty laments a unhappy marriage as Beulah explains his cross eyes make her unsure whom she gazes at. Sardonic Observations note a novelist drawing from life. Mr Growcbber quips that more such characters would be better left fictional.
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His Condition. Bo Dick Cut Out by Jack, Yeg Says
A terse local note states Bo Dick was cut out by Jack, with Yeg remarking he is quite cut up. The line hints at a dispute or rivalry and notes the emotional impact. No further details provided.
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Star Boarder Hints at Boarders Strike
Star Boarder notes pending action as other boarders discuss possible strike. Landlady Mrs Hamm seems hopeful a hunger strike is not imminent.
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Remember Flusher Keeps Poor Families In Submarine Air
A stump speaker touted candidate Flusher claiming he keeps many families well. A heckler retorted that he keeps them poor. The piece notes a French scientist’s view on ultraviolet purification using mercury vapor lamps to clean air inside submarines.
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