Political Pointers on Progressives and War Policy 1916
Fragmented editorial discusses progressives, the Old Guard, and party dynamics in 1916. It critiques Republican leaders, notes shifts in naval power and shipbuilding, and advocates Democratic unity under Woodrow Wilson while warning against prowar exploitation by special interests. It mentions May 1916 wage gains and calls for maintaining reform through the Democratic Party.
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Milan
Wilson
Democratic Partu
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Carr
Democratic Convention Notes in St Louis June 164
Report from St Louis on the Democratic National Convention scenes with Indiana visitors. Governor Glynn’s speech drew repeated cheers and Bryan’s presence drew applause. Indiana figures like Senator Taggart and Ed Hoffman led organizing efforts as delegates rallied at headquarters. The piece notes hotel delays for Lt. Gov. ONeill, coverage by The Indianapolis Star, and plans for an upcoming voters league event on July 15 amid a bustling convention atmosphere.
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Willis S. Thompson
St. Louis
Indiana Society of
William Jennings Bryan
Columbia
Thomas Taggart
McConths
Nor Sivante
Bryan
Ed Hoffman
Indiana
Honsier
Tes
Carmictern
Hoffman
Prohibitionists pledge to vote against any nonpledged ticket
United Press dispatch from St Paul reports that prohibitionists plan to oppose any presidential candidate or party not pledged to abolish liquor traffic. The pledge signals a strategy not to elect a rational ticket but to block platforms favoring liquor continued use.
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United Press
St. Paul, Minn
Village Decisions Shape Greek Trade Blockade Response
Fragmentary text shows a Greek village facing a blockade with farmers and merchants debating compliance. It notes a shortage of flour and the village bank, with Arta and nearby settlements considering how to react to international pressure and potential talks with Heliaide officials.
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Lectinson
Cal
Greece
Banka
Tellis
Heliaide
Riolidion
Arta
Fragmentary 19th century note on descendants and ages
A garbled OCR fragment references an unnamed oldest descendant figure, mentioning Daniel Boonts and a Webb connection. It suggests a genealogical note about ages and lineage, with unclear locality and dates. The readable parts indicate a discussion of direct descendants and an elder among siblings or kin.
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Pe Daniel
Webb
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