Women gain equal voice in world affairs, feminist group forms
A new International feminist organization is under consideration at the Republican Party headquarters aiming for equal rights for women globally and women delegates at international conferences. The party questionnaire shows mixed progress with some states slow to respond and lawmakers urged to promote female representation in party structures.
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New York Republicans Struggle Over Governor Nominee Choice
The New York GOP debates Gov candidate options as factions clash over Hughes or Houghton amid pressures from Coolidge and party wings. Rumors link Jiles and other figures as possible names while drys and wets polarize support and upstate voters mobilize.
Women in Politics and Suffrage Leaders Warn of Delays
Miss Alice Tau argues that woman suffrage remains unfinished after decades and will not advance without immediate organized effort. She says women must unite to claim political privileges and duties as global organizations grow influential, noting historical gaps in women’s political organization and the need to push demands now.
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Death of Senator John W Weeks Remembered
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Weyler era dominant figure in Cuba war era
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Poem Fragment The Late Tip of Instree by Yeats
A fragmentary note on W B Yeats notes a second version of The Late Tip of Instree and praises the poem as a great work of art. The author imagines scenes of a moonlit cabin by clay walls and laments the aging road and quiet heart.
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Horoscope and city lights fade as markets and prayers rise
The column laments uncertain business during a turbulent era with warnings on advertising, lending, and social finance. It notes banks facing strained conditions and warns of forgeries and real estate pressures while predicting cautious, notable shifts in commerce and public policy. A brief vignette about a Chicago man's death ends with a humorous heaven remark.
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Irish Humor and Banquet Tales Stir Chicago Night
Secretary AL We Delanny of the ideal Order of Wibernians spoke at a Chicago banquet, noting misread Irish tensions and tourists mishearing phrases. A crowd heard jokes about Kilmore Kilpat and Kilkenny, with references to the Murda and English travel. The scene reflected cultural jokes and musical humor surrounding Irish figures like Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer, amid festive chatter about talent and popularity.
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New Jersey Arsenal Explosion Feared Amid Disturbing Reports
Norfolk dispatches describe ongoing danger after a New Jersey arsenal blast. Secretary Wilbur warning of volatile stored materials, protective measures underway, and possible shifting winds. Navy confirms identified casualties among Marines and sailors, with dozens injured or missing as investigators assess the scene.
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Pedestrian Hit Driver Flees After Collision
In a downtown crash a pedestrian named Weiskopf was struck by a car that continued west to Arizona Street and then turned south. Robertson, a friend of Wels soul, attempted to stop the driver with others. Weiskopf survived with a bruised leg after treatment at St James hospital. The incident marks the sixth hit and run victim since June, with Charley Hursches referenced in a prior highway death.
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Three Are Slain by Auto in Turbulent City Incident
In Cleon a driver fatally struck three people, including Randay school superintendent Fred Goin. Witnesses say a second passenger, identified only as Radle, escaped. Police arrested Thomas McWaine, 34, in connection with the crash. another companion fled.
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Crop Conditions Across Counties: Banner Outlook Predicted
Reports from multiple banks and agricultural offices describe ideal precipitation and growing conditions. County bankers from Gallatin, Pondera, and other regions say pastures and winter crops show strong recovery, with spring wheat promising heavy yields and acreage likely to exceed last year by a significant margin.
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Forest flames threaten homes in Montana and Idaho
The Associated Press reports widespread forest fires spreading across eastern Blackfeet forest and nearby areas near Glacier National Park. Crews, totaling about 75, fought fires threatening 12 homesteads, with 1,000 acres burned and multiple blazes east of Bonners Ferry and along the Pend Oreille.
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