President Urges Immediate Reforms and Alaska Plan
The President speaks to Congress urging fast action on currency and anti monopoly laws, rural credit and farm finance, Alaska railroad development, and a broad conservation policy. He endorses primary elections for national nominees, stresses duties toward Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines, warns on Mexico, and outlining steps for self government and resource use. The speech also calls for veterans, labor, and maritime safety reforms and a bipartisan approach to fiscal and international issues.
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Alaska
Suswen
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto ‘Rico
Hawaiian Islands
If I Ate That I Would Die Ad Against Digestive Fears
A chaotic ad style piece urges readers not to fear savory foods and promises relief with Stuartia tablets. It mocks stomach discomfort and presents a box as the cure, insisting digestion improves and the stomach will thank you.
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Stuart
Privilege of Time Offered to Counsel and Inaction
A historic remark notes that both houses have acknowledged a privilege. The speaker expresses satisfaction in offering time and service to the authorities, hoping their consistent availability will be seen as a minor intrusion or contribution to the ongoing picture.
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Senate
Tomaen
Riakasgees
Kedah
Europe
Souse
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Islands
Commission
Alaska
Union
Suffragists say opportunity missed by President Wilson
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, declares in Washington that President Wilson has missed the greatest opportunity by not supporting woman suffrage in his annual message. She cites Lincoln's emancipation and urges immediate action to extend universal suffrage. The remarks trigger loud applause at the convention session.
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Washington
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Wilson
Congress
Wils Len
Lincoln
Aoman
Nomen
Budapest
United States
Resolution condemns Wilson for not endorsing women's suffrage
The convention, after Dr Shaw spoke, adopted by acclamation a resolution introduced by Dr J William Funk of Baltimore. It stated that President Wilson failed to tie to the sublimest heights of democracy by not recommending the freedom of half the citizens of the United States and probably half the citizens of the civilized world.
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St Baltimore
House of Representatives
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Mexico
America
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Wale Howe
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Iitele
Ional
Urreney Lewinta
Bass
London
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Choice
Henmessys Men’s Store
Orsonia Doalt
Howard and
Graf
Levy
Salt Lake
Bintearenat
Oliver Monosco
Frank F
Greenwood
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Grant Castles
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Sydney
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