Bryan Safe Hope In Democratic Fight For Den ver Nomination
Washington Herald digest reports growing opposition strength to Bryan while predicting his nomination at Denver. It notes 363 delegates instructed or likely uncommitted, with 129 more than needed, and lists state and local delegates including Johnson and others.
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Willem J Bryan
Supreme Court
Died Betts and Other Notices From May 16 1918
Died Betts on Saturday May 16 1918 after a brief illness funeral in Arlington Cemetery with burial in the family plot. Veronica Boothlow not aged noted. other death notices include individuals with ages and burial plans. A section compares party delegate instructions in Massachusetts and broader state contests, detailing Bryan Johnson positions and anticipated outcomes in Virginia, North and South Carolina, Alabama, Michigan, California, Missouri, Washington and the District of Columbia ahead of Denver.
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Ella Sladelyon
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Arington
Satria
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Inermert Pri
Noltc—Siudd
Atilowkam
Veronica Boomtlow
George
So Marys Chiro
Courea Massaise
Norths
Tulta Divattrian Ward Wood
Robert Woeirray
Carrer
Umbia Road
Monla Way
Gov Johnson
Michigan
Herald
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Johnson
Wayne County
Hawai
District of Columbia
John Ot
Gray
Breairway
Bry
Hryans
Denver
California
Colorado
Georgia
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Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
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Tennessee
Funeral Directors Firm in Washington Offers Reasonable Terms
Minutiae of a funeral service provider’s terms appear in an abbreviated notice. W R Speare, Undertaker and Embalmer at 940 F Street N. W., pledges fair and reasonable arrangements under a short, user friendly policy. The ad stresses affordability and straightforward service options.
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Speare
F Street
Geo C Shaffer
Search for Girl of No Avail Probes Missing Vanderbilt
Princeton students cooperated with police in a search for Miss Gertia Vandertilt the assistant librarian believed drowned near Lake Carnegie. Hundreds lined the banks awaiting the next dive attempt as professionals prepare to return and resume the body search. Vanderbilt the girls father resided in Princeton today.
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Wye
Washington Post
Storm costs four lives in regional flood and wind
A severe rain and windstorm swept through Southern Louisiana and Mississippi, killing four people and injuring several as it damaged crops and disrupted rail lines. Flooding covered large areas from Louisiana's central to northern parishes, with eight to twelve inches of rain reported in places and towns including Mallia Chatagua Amity and Baton Rouge affected. Bridges and rail bridges were washed out, and many homes were destroyed or aban- doned as waters rose and streams overflowed.
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Mississippi
Washington Post
New Orleans
Mallia
Chatagua
Alabama
Amity
Jickson
Tulsa
Opelo
Sas Crowley
Baton Rouge
Chatun
Tangipahoa
Pointe Coupee
Woods Lie
Gray in Pennsylvania vice Presidential nomination
George Gray of Delaware seeks the Democratic presidential nomination with strong backing in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Delegates from coal regions, Philadelphia, and northern counties are urged to support him, aiming for about 108 pledged delegates, while Alabama and other states consider influence in the national convention. A Gray League of Maryland is organized to rally support and prompt expression of Democratic need for a Gray led victory.
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New England
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Pennsylvania
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Commonwealth Hotel
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Lenahan
Wilkesbarte
Griss
Philadelphia
New Jersey
New York
Sustem
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American Building
Baltimore
Randolph Barton George R Willis
John E Semmes
Southgate
Lemmon
George Weems Willams James A. Dennis C .Baker
Clotworthy Committee
Boston Society Couple Splits as Rumor Cited
Special to The Washington Just Boston May 1 Mr and Mrs Philip Cabot, famed Boston society pair, have separated. The town house on Beacon Street is closed. When asked, Mr Cabot confirmed the rumor, saying they are living apart. No divorce or legal action is planned and no action has been taken.
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Philip Cabot
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Tare Ving
Thaw in dejected mood as counsel still seeks freedom
Harry Thaw shows dejection after an abrupt end to the case on May 17 in Dutchess County Supreme Court. His chief counsel Graham Thaw leaves for Newbury and Russell Peabody departs, while Thaw considers options to challenge confinement as lawyers debate the lawfulness of his commitment. Mrs Thaw arrives, brings a note to Dr Pilgrim, and Thaw attends jail services with hymnbooks he purchased.
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Washington Post
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Harry Thaw
Macleawan State
Morschauser
Dutchess County Supreme Court
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James Graham Thaws
Newbury
Russell
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Justice Dowling
Matttawan
William Thaw
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Pilgrim
Seven Hurt In Collision In Northampton
Seven persons injured in a collision between a passenger car and a work car on the Wutuma line in Northampton Massachusetts. Motorman Frank Liner of the passenger car is in critical condition. Mrs Clarence Chase, wife of the town clerk, badly cut about the head.
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Clarence Chase
Northampton
Brazil Plans for Embassy Property in Washington
Rio de Janeiro reports a bill to acquire property in Washington for a permanent embassy lodge will be introduced in the Chamber of Deputies. An appropriation of 9,200,000 is to be requested for the purpose.
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Rio de Janeiro
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
GIVES BRYAN 801 OF THE 1.004 DELEGATES
Partial OCR fragment hints at a political delegate count with Bryan and a claim of 801 delegates out of 1 004. Details are unclear. no clear event date or organization is readable. The text implies a ballot or nominating context but lacks verifiable entities or outcomes.
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Bryan
Californians Choose Today State Convention Delegates
Fresno May 17 The Democratic State convention will meet to choose four delegates at large to the national convention and the Congressional districts will select delegates The conventions will instruct for Mr Bryan.
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Figures on Bryans Profit
The Chicago Tribune reports that William J Bryan could afford to pay 350000 dollars or more for the Democratic nomination to the Presidency even if he knew he would be defeated. If nominated he expects circulation of his weekly magazine the Commoner to reach 1000000 subscribers, yielding a net personal profit of 280000 dollars per year. The piece notes Bryan’s keen sense of financial value and profit from past experiences.
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Washington Post described as desirable and fearless news source
The paper is praised for independence and fearlessness in covering public interests. It claims to attract all reader classes by providing best news, top writers, and modern facilities for production.
The Post Leading Newspaper at the Seat of Government
The Post is the leading paper in Washington, gathering financial news from all sections and presenting full market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sale guidance and offers leisure readers varied columns of news matter and more. The Sunday Morning Edition is highlighted.
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Post
Sund ay Post Sunday Magazine Section Praised
The publication highlights selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. It emphasizes careful foreign news coverage with timely illustrations and claims the Sunday Post is superior to other Sunday newspapers, a favorite in households.
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The Sporting Post Pink Sheet Highlights
The Sporting Department of Tue Post presents comprehensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across all climes. It documents baseball results, racing, billiards, auto contests, yacht events, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and more in a precise pink paper weekly edition.
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