Wilson Family Keeps Door To Emotion Amid Baltimore Ballot News
The Wilson family, led by Gov Woodrow Wilson, endures a seven day vigil as ballots tally in Baltimore favor Wilson. Miss Jessie Wilson records votes on a paper console while Mrs Wilson and daughters maintain outward calm. The moment the nomination is confirmed, the family shares restrained joy and prepares for the upcoming public迎 interactions.
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Papa
Baltimore Fight
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Wilson
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
United States
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Secgit
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Olan Fanny Whch
New Jersey
Ernor
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Jessiy Wilson
Eleanor Wiwn
Rere
Wile
Jeasie
Gov Wilson
Misa Eleanor
Rydal
Jessie
Les
White House
Princeton
Trades Beat Clark Alleged Peanut Politics
Edwin A Newman former district national committeeman issued a statement pledging to work for the Wileon Marshall ticket and arguing that Clark's Baltimore defeat was due to his managers. He criticized the Costello delegation seating and urged legalized primaries to curb party machiners and ensure representative leadership in the District.
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Low Bridge Advice Saved 3000 From Falling Scantling
Charlie Mann, superintendent of the press gallery, returns from the Baltimore convention claiming his warning “low bridge” saved over 3000 reporters from a dangerous low roof beam in the press stand runway. He admits in haste he bumped his own head on the way to the telegraph room.
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Democrats Form a Club in DC District
A ten member committee of the Wilson Marshall Democratic Club of the District of Columbia met in Charlene Douglass's office in the Southern Building and outlined plans for organization and officers. A meeting at the Ebbitt House red parlor is planned for Wednesday night to nominate permanent officers, with headquarters to open in a downtown office building. All Democrats in the District are invited to affiliate and attend.
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C J Owens
Henry E Davis
E F Benton
Walter A Johnston
George P Hoover
Henry J Finley
U S Engineer Band Concert at Washington Barracks
The U S Engineer Band performs at Washington barracks at 2 o clock with Julius Kemper leading. Selections include The Worlderner Lover Overture Masaniello Auber The Mil in the Forest Ellenberg Grand Fantasie and The Opera Mirror Tobant Waltz Wiener Blut Straus.
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Fifteen Children Mark West Virginia Leader Hamilton
Representative John M. Hamilton of West Virginia gains notice for fathering fifteen children including a newborn fifth daughter. The veteran Democrat lives with his family in Granteville and faced jealousy among colleagues as he balances public duties with personal milestones amid calls for continued political support.
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Col. Roosevelt
Granteville
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Governor Marshall and Wife Steadfast in Public Life
Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall and his wife are portrayed as inseparable partners. The article notes their simple, hospitable lifestyle, active campaign presence, and mutual influence on his political career, highlighting Lois Kimsey Marshall as cultured and engaged in current issues though conservative on suffrage. They are described as humble, book-loving, and devoted to family and Indiana roots. The piece mentions their absence from formal social invitations and their planned travels with the Democratic national committee to Chicago for an upcoming meeting.
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Ohior Democrats
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