California Suffragists Reject Crime Link In Letter Feud
Los Angeles suffragists led by Mrs. Robert J. Burdette denounce Annie Beck of California as spreading slander by claiming woman suffrage raises crime. Burdette cites laws advancing social reform and notes California voters, including 5,000 more women in Los Angeles County, support equal rights while stressing perseverance of the movement.
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Universal Service
New York
Annie Beck
Los Angeles
Tennessee
California
Robert J. Burdette
Republican State Committee
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Callifornia
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Los Angeles County
Labor Party Endorsed at Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention of minority political movements merged with United States labor and socialist groups. John Fitzpatrick led a fiery keynote urging workers to unite for nationalization of essential industries, tempered by calls for workers to seize government from what he framed as international financial pirates. Max Hayes announced broad agreement on the party platform favoring Plumb plan and tax reforms. a farmer labor banner was briefly discussed.
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United States
Fore
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Russia
Fitzpatrick
America
Max Hayes
Labor Party
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Farmer-Labor
Real Dirt Farmer as Cox's Choice for Secretary of Agriculture
Dayton July 11 A real dirt farmer will be the next secretary of agriculture if the democratic party is successful at the November election according to a statement made today by Governor Cox the democratic presidential nominee His pledge to appoint a real farmer as head of the nations farming activities if elected was given to a delegation at his home Former Congressman T T Ansberry of Washington arrived from San Francisco and briefed Cox on convention activities The governor will go to Columbus tomorrow to resume work at the executive office.
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Ohio
Cox
T.T. Ansherty
Washington
San Francisco
Ansberry
B. H Moore
Youngstown
Columbus
Barber in Barrel Goes Over Niagara Falls and Dies
Charles G. Stephens of Tristol England perished today after going over the Horseshoe Falls in a stout oak barrel devised for the stunt. The craft smashed on jagged rocks and his body has not surfaced, with river men predicting it may take a week or more to recover. Stephens, 58, left Bristol with a plan to tour England after the attempt and had served in France with the British army. He had predicted the barrel would withstand the drop of 158 feet, despite Bobby Leach’s prior cautionary tale.
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Charles G. Stephens
Tristol
England
Sid Stephens
River Mensay
Stephens
Bristol
France
Bobby Leach
Horse Shoe
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Uemer
Annie Edson Taylor
Tharrel
Taylor
Barre
Leach Na Steel
AILAGAD Extensions Among Possibilities
Rumors in Melstone allege North Pacific plans a Shepard branch from Wanetta to Melstone and Mosby with field taps. Milwaukee reportedly surveyed Lewistown to Mosby and south to Melstone to meet Catfield. Source notes ground and trackage talks between supply houses for a possible route.
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Melstone
The
North Pacific
Shepard
Wanetta
Mosby
Milwaukee
Lewistown
Cateld
Elaborate health association program opens in Helena
The Montana public health association holds opening sessions in Helena with an elaborate two day program. Notable speakers include Dr H S Cummings and Dr J A Hayne. The conference coincides with the forty second annual meeting of the Montana Medical Association and continues through Monday to Thursday.
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Helena
Montana Public Health Association
Medical Association of Montana
HS Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
J. A. Hayne
South Carolina
B.A. Peterson
American Red Cross
M. Seymour
Regina
Saskatchewan
de H. M. Bracken
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Minneapolis
Mabel 8. Cirich
Charles D. Crouch
J. A. Collette
N.H. Burdick Helena
Corpore Sana
E. A. Peterson
J. A. Smayne
Mane Oe
Amalgamation of Parties Readied for Conventions
VO Amalgamation reports the committee of 48 and the labor party of the United States forming a common platform and presidential ticket. The recommendation to unite with the two conventions is set for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Committee of 48
Labor Party of the
United States
Great Falls man captured after gun incident and escape
William Brown, wanted by Great Falls police, was arrested yesterday afternoon at Tutte after eluding two plainclothes officers near the Tait hotel. He resisted arrest and attempted to draw an automatic, but was subdued by Detectives Larkin and Lieutenant Dwyer. Brown previously escaped from the hotel area by jumping 20 feet to an alley, then over fences. Police found a gun and court plaster on him and suspect he is linked to a robbery at a Continental gasoline station last Friday night. Information indicates Brown may be connected to H. O. Reinhardt. Continued on page.
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Great Falls
Tutte
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Larkin
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Dwyer
Dakota
Galena Dwyer
Harkin
Continental
Andy Stoarar
Pass
H. O. Reinhart
Hutte
O'Donnell
Polish Army Faces Pincer Threat as Bolshevists Advance
Paris dispatches report the Polish army under pressure from a southwest Bolshevist drive aiming at Vilna, while Budenny forces push northwest toward Kovel and Brest-Litovak. French press and military circles weigh the Spa conference with Germany amid cautious, unsettled war analysis.
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Vilna
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Kovel
Brest-Litovak
Spa
Europe’s Sad Queen Ex Empress Eugenie Dies in Madrid
Former Empress Eugenie of France dies at ninety four in Madrid Spain after a long life marked by exile and sorrow. She passed with a brief presence of her lady in waiting and the Duke of Alba nearby. Full imperial honors planned for funeral.
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France
Madrid
Spain
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Mprese
Granada
Andalusia
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Perenanda
Manuela Kirkpatrick
Closeburn
Dumfrieshire
Scotland
Willam Kirkpatrick
United States
Malaga
Eugenie Marie de Montijo
Napoleon II
Cork the Scene of More Trouble
Belfast dispatch reports widespread outrages around Cork with Sergeant Seery mortally wounded carrying police mail, a Rathmore barracks sergeant killed by a bomb, two constables wounded, another police party attacked near Dunloe, Sergeant Mooney mortally wounded yet reaching the barracks, and seven justices of the peace resigning in Cavan. Dublin notes Cork courthouse occupied by troops with barbed wire and sandbags, removing a republican flag.
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Seery
Grenad
Rathmore
Dunsloe
Donegal Seaboard
Dublin
Anniversary Battle of Boyne Fears Turmoil in Belfast
On the eve of the Boyne anniversary, Belfast braces for turmoil as municipal buildings are occupied by troops and soldiers guard entry roads. Ulster leaders fear Sinn Fein violence and seek augmentation. more than 3,000 troops deployed around the city.
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Byte Associated Press
al- Ser
Boyne
Sinn Peiners
Largest corn crop on record for Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri July reports estimate Missouri will harvest about 184101 bushels, the joint US Bureau of Crop Estimates and Missouri State Board of Agriculture announced today, signaling a record yield for the state.
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Missouri
Joint Monthly
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Polish government seeks Spa help after ammo delays in England
Warsaw reports Polish appeal to the Spa conference for moral and material aid in the struggle against bolshevists. The issue stems from months of ammo held up in London by British workers refusing to load ships and Czech withholding shipments in protest over Teschen plebiscite. Austria is accused of halting shipments as alleged breach of peace terms. Poland says it has not lacked manpower as thousands enlist in the new fiesti men and women.
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Associated Press
Spa
London
Teschen
Poland
Austria
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