John W. Davis Contested Nomination For President in 1904
John W. Davis emerges as a liberal in public affairs and a seasoned lawyer who rose from West Virginia to solicitor general under Wilson. The piece traces his political rise, marriages, and key roles as ambassador to Britain and representative at St James, highlighting his strong oratory and international service.
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West Nirgina
Republcan
Mr Davis
Wilson
Archabald
Davis
Supreme Court
Ur Datis
Wilkens
Americas
Berne Suit
Zerland
Pasis
Walter Hines
Page
United States
St James
Davis J
Diplomacy and the role of foreign service in policy debate
A lengthy argument discusses the function of diplomatic officers in informing governments about influential actors and pressures behind wires. It highlights ambassadorial knowledge, the need to correct sensitive notes, and a political critique of governance, elections, and constitutional change.
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Lord Bryce
Burt
Multiple Obituaries Reflect Local Faithful Departures in July 1921
A string of notices lists deaths and funeral details for residents on Newark Street and nearby areas. Names include Cin Died Ataly, Burke, Brildcet, Didley, Duque, Fealy, Marie, Holto, Fnfis Hott, Perbon, Eybert, Schultz, Borger and others. Each entry notes ages, family ties, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements at local parishes.
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Ataly
N Treader
Newark Street
Chartes
Fom &T Thomas Catholic
Burke
Jill
Michael
St Martin
Nerah
St Mattie
Marie
Charles & Heal
United Latex Naval
Heisea
Suater
Alesanima
Ia Om
Oprone
Perbon
Fort Moer
Schultz
Trente Serond Street
Heast
Borger
Minnie
Davis Nomination Pleasing to London
London reports the nomination of John Davis for U S president by the Democratic national convention in New York draws great satisfaction. The Times notes Davis is of interest to Englishmen, known firsthand, due to his prior service as ambassador to England and his sympathetic, competent diplomacy.
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Tittle
Washington and Lee University
John J Davis
Victics
Whith
Mr Davis
State House of Representives
Thue
Tulia
Vana
Ellen @ Passel
American Bar Association
United States
Senate
Mraxis
House of Representatives
Centrol
Davis
Dawes
New York Strate Bar Association
London
Omirtus
Permanent Court of International Justice
Belet
John WooDaxis
Mio Panis
Stelvon
Mavis
S . Bedford
The
Standard
Company of New York
Locust Valley
Long Island
Locust Villey
Clarksburg
Episcopal Church
Metropolitan and University Clubs
New York
Chex
Chase Lawyers and National Press
Lules
Washington
West Virginia Bar Association
John Davis
Unitedates
England
Times
America
State Society Here Congratulates Davis
The Washington Post reports the State Society sent congratulatory messages yesterday to John W Davis. Members express pride in the achievement and extend best wishes regarding the honoree and related events.
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Davis
Washington
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Mother Jones
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Summer
Lifetime Furniture
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Seventh Street
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