Suffragette Protests Sharply Erupt in London
In London on January 28, suffragettes resumed militant tactics protesting government plans to withdraw the franchise. Police restrain crowds as 21 women, including Mrs Drummond and Sylvia Pankhurst, are arrested after attempts to enter Parliament and destroy property.
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Savernmend
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Ruthitesty
Oxford
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Weith
Whitehall
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Drummond
Clash at Rankin mill as deputies and strikers clash
In Rankin borough near Pittsburgh on a January day, deputy sheriffs and striking workers of the American Steel and Wire Co clashed around Hawking Avenue near the mill. Gunfire, rocks, and a wagon assault followed as deputies retreated with the wounded. 12 killed or injured as chaos erupted, with several women and a child among the injured. Rankin officials declared a riot and restricted activity around the plant while the strike enters its first week.
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American Steel and Wire Company
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Thig City
George Koszley
Frity Beck
Brent Steel
Kins Avenue
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Burgess J. Nex
Milligan Ferkhi Wire Mill
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Barnett
America Steel and Wire Company
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Pokaren
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Sulkera
Brot
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Ghtler
Sheviff Aruff
Dgbt
Appetite Spoiled by Discovery of Delay
Washington dispatch describes Wilfred F. Webb Arizona elector delivering the official vote late after a two day search. Webb defends tardiness to justify $642.75 mileage and a state vote, stating he traveled from New York via breakfast delay and coordinated with Senator Asturdstanil before delivering votes to Washington. Newsmen accompanied him as he drew his disbursement. the votes await canvass at the joint session.
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Wilfred F. Webb
Arizona
Ashurne
Smith
Webb
New York
ekYiy Ted
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Astiurstanil
Washington Red
Rates for carrying mail under investigation
Washington in January 28 General investigation of railroad compensation for government mail transport began with Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart questioned by Senator Bourne and others. Modifications to space based payments could reduce savings and raise fairness concerns among railroads and government officials.
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Congress
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Senator Meurne
Salor Bourne
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Wilble
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Ialand Yailrosd
Che
Space Plan
Beth U
Metcusr
Volunteers Buried In Wreck Of Tabernacle Collapse
In Eldorado Ka a reef collapse trapping one hundred volunteers as they labored to erect a tabernacle for a revival. Fifteen injured, three probably fatally. Expert carpenters warned against overloading the roof. About 25 women worked nearby but left to prepare dinner. Steps taken to rescue followed.
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Dariteta Obernacle
Haheed
Shortage in state monuments funds sparks donor offers
Friends of Gen Hantel E Stelles say bail was posted and many restitutions offers have been received after a $22,000 deficit in the state monuments commission. Stelles remains secluded at home as the case unfolds.
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Hantel E. Stelles
State Monuments Commission
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Thay
Balkan delegates ready to abandon conference
London reports Balkan delegates threaten to leave the conference as Greek premier Venizelos says he will depart within days. Bulgarian delegation officials head home tomorrow while diplomacy continues to seek pressure on Turkey and await Turkey's new cabinet response. Public protests rise against government weakness over Bulgaria claims.
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Ty Derigts
Cie
Bulgaria
The Fatkan Allies Reluctant to Resume Battles
London January 28 The evident reluctance of Fatkan allies to resort to resumption of their battles may be dire in their failure to arrange the difficulty with Roumania. Dr. Danett held at the Batayurkain delegation will remain in London and have another reference today with M. Mishu the Roumanian.
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Roumania
de. Danett
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M. Mishu
Too Much Regulation Says Col Jim Ham Lewis
Col Jim Ham Lewis denounces government overreach criticizing regulation as strangling private property and individual liberty. He argues federal agencies dictate private conduct and stifle competition, urging restraint to protect citizens from government intrusion and favoritism.
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North Carolina Breaks Solid South Prediction
Report from Washington notes North Carolina legislature approved a constitutional amendment for direct Senate election, defying broader Southern predictability. Amid uncertainty over federal oversight, six northern states including Minnesota Michigan Massachusetts New York and a remaining state show favorable records.
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Census flood toll prompts relief and delayed action
Flooded regions along the Mississippi cause widespread hardship and impede relief efforts. Officials warn it will be difficult to contend with mounting damage as measures shift to emergency response and potential inland waterway repairs.
Senate faces lobby bill clash in Montana reform push
Helena dispatch notes House passage of a lobby bill with strict registration and talk restrictions. Senate action will determine if measures curb legislative lobbying around workmen compensation and wage laws amid hearings on eight hour shifts for women workers and clerks union input. Continues on Page Three.
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Jim Goines
Canada
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Jury Concludes. Challenges Narrow as Trial Resumes
Los Angeles court proceedings resume with jurors remaining short of numbers from morning to afternoon. An attack on Juror George C Kohing prompted a for cause defense, while the district attorney and defense clashed over Rabing and Darrow regarding the former chief counsel for the McNamaras. The defense challenged John Fallay over alleged disabilities, shaping a tense courtroom ahead of a fifth special venire.
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