Glass Glass Campaign Backers Keep to Line on Delegates
Virginia leaders led by Claude Swanson Harry Byrd and Henry Stuart urge sitting tight for Glass in the convention ballot as delegates offer to switch. Byrd says Glass is the best compromise with Antagonisms minimal and Wilson's Labor belief backs Glass as friendly to labor.
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A Girl’s Remark on Age and Identity
A sweeping line notes a girl of sixteen never wishes to be a man but advises waiting until thirty six to reconsider identity and life roles.
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