Women Suffrage Amendment Fails In House Roll Call
A lengthy roll call on a proposed constitutional amendment granting women voting rights shows 164 Democrats and 165 Republicans voting for, with opposition from a sizable minority. Speaker Clark announced the result amid a tense, partisan floor debate featured early and bold speeches by Miss Rankin and other suffrage leaders.
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Quicksilver Production Rise Reported in Washington
Washington reports a sharp rise in quicksilver production, mainly fueling war munitions manufacture, an official statement released today highlights expanded capacity and boosted output across key facilities. The report underscores national wartime needs and industrial mobilization pressures.
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Geologic Survey Talks Wage Plan For Rail Officials
The Geological Survey cites a 1917 domestic output figure of 36 351 Naske of TA wounds, valuing at £3 857 000. Government officials discussed the rail wage plan with representatives from Me Adoe and other agencies. The advisory board reviewed a proposed list of acceptable names for selection, with two to be chosen from it.
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Washington Iowa oil situation stable under strained winter
The Iowa situation has improved under government guidance but shortages may appear in parts of the country this winter. Director General McAeed was informed by A H Smith in charge of eastern transportation that local shortages are likely under abnormal conditions, yet no major industries are expected to shut down and households should be reasonably supplied.
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Congregationist Church Opens Social Center in Rutland
Ex Governor Mead of Vermont opened a social center at the Congregationist Church in Rutland with an adjoining gymnasium built on the site. The facility is intended to serve community activities and youth outreach under church auspices.
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New York Famine Strain Sparks Canadian Aid Debate
June 30 report from New York state official A. H. Wiggin indicates a famine like shortage in New York while Canadian supply remains better. He urges curtailing shipments to Canada to relieve New York’s crisis, noting some factories and restaurants face severe cuts and calls for increased production.
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