Wilson and Marshall Renominated by Democratic National Convention
In St Louis on June 16 President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas R. Marshall were renominated by acclamation at 11 56 p m The tickets completed with Wilson ahead of Marshall amid a tremendous demonstration and no roll call The convention adjourned till 11 o clock today while committee debated the party platform John W Wescott placed Wilson in nomination and Oliver James named Marshall for vice president with a unanimous vote later recorded
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St Louis
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Wilson
Abelima Hon
John W. Wescitt
New Jersey
Pesolian
Jen AV Wescott
Vailson
Baltimore
Es Wescott
Judson Harmor
Ohio
H.C. Start
Virginia
Harmon
Gav
Stuart
Ollie James
John W. Kern
Indiana
Eliot W, Major
Missouri
Ghatrmandamier
Wilwon
Local Masonry Lodge Social Draws County Attendees
Members of the Masonic fraternity gathered in the Masonic club rooms and lodge hall for a county lodge session. Washington lodge hosted the event with attendees from Odro, El Sora, Plainville, and Glendale lodges totaling about 176. The evening featured a third degree for a candidate, and Eastern Star members served cream cake and strawberries during refreshments.
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Washington Lodge
Odo
Elsora
Plainville
Glendale Jodges
Wilson and Marshall Seek Re Election at Democratic Conven tion
At the St Louis Democratic convention delegates debate the party platform. They approve the main planks on foreign policy and the Mexican plank but split on woman suffrage, narrowly endorsing federal amendment talk while deferring final action. The report notes Wuillson’s expected second campaign launch.
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Platen
WSO
Wodrow Wilson
Aloe
Stare
Pee Ideak Wilken
Ante Taneed Ps
Tie Ramuurer
Mit
Chairman lauds president at Democratic convention
In St Louis on June 1 a permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention praised President Wilson as the united states leader chosen by peaceful freemen. He urged unity and rejected partisan nominating battles citing Lincoln era policy and the administration’s Mexican record as proof of steady leadership.
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St.Louis
Ollie M. James
United States
Kentucky
Wilson
James
Paige
Seyire
Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Austrian Army Faces Critical Situation as Russian Offensive Advances
London report dated June 16 says Caerna chts semiomterally replarted, the Russian push aims to sever Austrian lines and reach Hungarian plains. If successful, the Austrian Czerenwitzt army must retreat through mountains or plains, threatening central towers and southern communications.
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United Press
London
Caernachts
Stanislau
Anid
Lightning Strikes Home In Valley Damaging Property
A fierce thunderstorm struck the Hep Hepler home causing severe damage. Lightning entered the residence tearing shingles and windows while scattering debris. The women occupants, Mrs. Hepler and Mrs. Tinekegan, suffered serious injuries but survived. The event followed heavy rains that caused overflow along the valley and river flooding. Weather damage extended to nearby farms and structures, with power outages and uprooted trees reported.
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Mra
Y. Ee Heyler
Eliza 'Hyatt
Dumeze
Ole
Hayter
Shiatfeeipe
Dredds
Tinekegan
Bern
White River
Adjour nment delays at coliseum speech trial
Fragmented OCR text recounts adjournment delays at the Coliseum in St Louis, with Chair Stone presenting a minority report and debate over Berguson platform items. The majority report endorses the Wilson administration and unity, criticizing attempts to obstruct national unity and Americanism rhetoric amid factional tensions.
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Lawis
Georgia Dry Law Uphold Sparks Georgia Debate
In Macon on June 15 a trio of federal officers challenged Georgia's new alcohol restrictions. A decision in the case upheld the state statute prompting a dispute over enforcement and local compliance amid two shipments of whisky seized from a Georgia warehouse.
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Georgia Dry Law Abhield
Macon
Georgia
Georgia Sheditt
Office Destroyed By Fire at Bickn Industry Plant
An office area at the Bickn Industry plant was destroyed by fire during the incident. Fire crews battled the blaze, with authorities assessing damage and origin as investigators cordon off the site.
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Bicknell
Fice
Durig Oie
Jobin Wagennee
Betaw
Thomas
Acadion
Brest
Bickn
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