Women Suffrage Congress Leaders Gather for June Session
The article outlines the first time official delegates from the United States and England attend the congress, with Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt as president and Helen King Robinson among American delegates. It details sessions, international speakers, municipal government talks, and a wide roster of global fraternal delegates and visitors for the forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent Wilson
United States
England
Lady Astor
M. P
International Board
Catt
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
NM. P
Frederick Nathan
New York
Orient
Eleanor Rathbore
Liverpool
Mme. Planinkova
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
C. Malcolm
Transvaal
Frau Lindemann
Wurtemberg
Tighe
Fran Arenholt
Denmark
Prati Vna ‘Munch
Norway
United States of “America
Julia Lathrop
Federal Children's Bureau of the
United Sates of America
Woman Suffrage Congress
Edward Gauntlet
Japan
Brunhilde Wien
Buenos Aires
Walter Cope
Philadephia
Conference of Peace and Freedom
Mme
Achille Duchene
Paris
International Congress of Working Women
Seese
Jeanne Bouvrier
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Congress of Working
Wor
Carrie Chapman Catt
Stanley McCormick
Jacob Baur
Chicago
Desh Breckenridge
Kentucky
W. B. Barkley
Nebraska
Halsey Wilson
Charles IF. Spencer
Kansas
Dorothy Redfield
South Dakota
H. Q. Garvey
J. Hamileton Lewis
Ilinois
Washington, D. C
Marion Horton
Vermont
Maud Nathan
J. G. Munro
Masesachusetts
Frances Healey
New Hampshire
Helen Lippincott
New Jersey
J. M. McCown
Florence Halsey
Wirt Dexter
Massachusetts
Adolph EF. Rocquet
Louisiana
Arthur Ryerson
Tllinois
Eric Shatford
Robert Kohlhammer
Martin Strand
Illinois
James Henry Darlington
Pennsylvania
Bishop
Alven Robinson
Constance Drexel
Philadelphia
Jane Manner
Ruth Cranston
Dena Redfield
Joseph H. Cotton
Marjorie Shuler
Gladys B. Wilkinson
Sarah Algeo
Rhode Island
Richard Strong
Donald Brown
The Labor Situation in Butte Described as Favorable
A report portrays a very favorable labor climate in Butte, noting equal opportunity for union and non union workers under the American plan. It cites 14 plumbers and steamfitters not counted with the city union and sufficient plasterers, bricklayers, wiremen, painters, and others to cover building, emergency, and repair work. Employers say unions and non unions work together on some jobs, marking the plan as a success and satisfying employer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Plumbers’ Union
Butte
Japanese Massacred and Nikolaevsk Fired
Honolulu June 6. Soviet forces massacred Japanese nationals at Nikolaevsk and set fire to the city, then evacuated it, according to a statement from the Japanese war office quoted in a Tokio dispatch to the Nippu Jiji, a Japanese language newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Bolshevists
Nikolaevak
Japanese War Office
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Wreck on D. and RG. One Man Killed
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 118 wrecked at Toltec parlor car rolled 150 feet down the mountain. One man, Albert Schutles of Duango, died in the crash and twenty others were injured with some possibly fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durange
Suuce
Denver & Riorando
Dark horse strategy looms in convention vote decisions
Leaders debate using a dark horse option as the convention weighs Johnson Lowden and Wood. Predicted three to four ballots by Thursday with Friday’s final ballot likely, as each faction resists surrender and sparks potential fireworks in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Lowden
Wood
Johnson seeks Borah chairmanship in League talks
Chicago June 6 Senator Hiram Johnson says NC primary returns show he carried Raleigh and likely the state. He plans to fight on the League of Nations platform and expects to attend conferences. Johnson also says he would support Senator Borah as chairman of any committee he wishes.
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Chicago
Hiram Johnson
North Carolina
League
League of Nations
Johnson
Senator Borah
Raleigh
N. C
Raleigh News and Observer
Leonard Wood
Sonal
Rding
Ohio
Harding
Women Picket National Convention in Chicago
In Chicago on June 6, more than 100 women from 22 states plan sustained picketing outside the Republican National Convention. Led by suffrage leaders Miss Paul and aged pioneers Olympia Brown and Anna Kendall, they demand governors call special sessions to ratify the suffrage amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Women's Party
Paul
Connecticut
Vermont
Olympia’ Brown
Wisconsin
Anna Kendall
Alabama
Republican Party Questioned Over Women's Suffrage Blockade
A scanned article fragment portrays banners accusing the Republican Party of blocking ratification of women’s suffrage in Delaware Vermont and Connecticut. One sign reads The republican party is blocking ratification in several states. A second banner cites 7,000,000 women awaiting a vote and asks who can vote for congressmen and the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Delaware
Vermont
Connecticut
Butler vows firm Republican platform at convention
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler arrived in Chicago to lead convention headquarters and push a declaration of principles. He warned Americans refuse isolationist policy and demanded a precise agenda from the GOP if victorious, saying delegates share his view on outlining policy clearly.
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Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Republican Party
Dr. Butler
Johnson and Borah
New Yorkers Arrive to Back Butler and Other Candidates
New York delegates arrive by train amid posters for Nicholas Murray Butler. Wadsworth to chair the delegation with Hilles succeeding Parsons. Butler favored by many, Wood expected to gain votes, Johnson backed by some Brooklyn and Bronx delegates.
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Chicago
Low-ren
Illinois
New York
Nicholag Murray Butler
Wadsworth
Delates
Dr. Butler
General Wood
Lowden
Brooklyn
Bronx
Johnson
Nathan L. Miller
Hoover
Charles D. Hilles
Herbert Parsons
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Southern Negro in White Light
Chicago June 6 The South scene in the Republican party is described as an economic issue with solid South support fading. A special committee is to study southern versus northern affairs to guide reorganization and strengthen Republican principles. Reports mention clashes at rallies as police aid and violence are alleged. The committee seated all regular delegates from Texas and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solid South
Republcan Party
National Committee
South
North
Trong
Texas
Virgin
More Houses Wrecked and Barracks Burned in Cork
Cork reports during June 6 describe Oak Burr house at MacCroom the Bowen Colthurst family home burned. Captain Bowen Colthurst who ordered the shooting of F Sheehy Skeffington formerly edited by Skeffington. The Firmount courthouse in County Cork wrecked and Kilmurry police barracks also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Ireland
Bridal Airplanes Prove Successful
By Catherine Groth staff correspondent Universal Service PAHS June planes have a be i Paris following the journey from Paris to London by air of Arthur C. Upson Jr former captain in the service and Miss Worthington Harry daughter of Prof Joseph E Harry American classicist of Baltimore now lecturing in the University of the Sorbonne. The couple airt and after obtaining slon from the Archbishop of Canterbury were married at Westminster. After the honeymoon trip through Italy and Japan the couple will return to the United States.
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PAHS
Paris
London
Arthur C. Upson Jr
Worthington Harry
Joseph E. Harry
Baltiere
University of the Sorbonn
Airt
Slon
Horoscope Forecast Faces Doubts and National Tensions
The June 7 1920 horoscope warns of adverse planetary aspects for Uranus and Saturn with a belief in no lasting peace in twenty years. It predicts internal troubles in the United States, wage declines in the second quarter, efforts to avert panic, and a prominent death stirring political anxieties amid anticipated conventions.
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Mars
Uranus
Saturn
United State
Tabor
Actor Clifton Crawford Dies After Delirium Tremens
London report states actor Clifton Crawford jumped from a hotel window suffering delirium tremens. Westminster coroner ruled accidental death with no evidence of recent drinking. Crawford had sedatives and attended a doctor for nervous trouble. colleagues noted no suicidal intent. Mrs Perkins recalled domestic issues tied to heavy drinking. The death followed a planned trip to England for a brief engagement before returning to the Celtic.
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Robert J. Prew
Universal Service
London
Queen's Hotel
Clifton Crawford
Westminster
Crawford
Savage Club
Edelston
Charles Perkins
Crawfords
New York
England
Grumpy Red Squirrel Trounces Teasing Kin in Cherry Tree
In Squirrelville Grumpy Red Squirrel, the ill tempered elder, chases away all visitors within 50 feet of his cherry tree. Teasing youngsters provoke him to hurl cherry stones, accidentally striking Mamma Rabbit as she passes, scattering her market basket.
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Gramps Nea Ouaire
Squirrelville
Red Squirrel
Merly
Red
Mamma Rabbit
Grumpy
Grumpy Red Squirrel Learns Kindness After Tea With Mamma Rabbit
In a woodland tale a scowling Grumpy Red Squirrel angers rabbits by slamming his door. Mamma Rabbit forgives him with kindness offering a carrot, tea, and a lesson. The children stop teasing, and the squirrel hangs a self help sign. The tale ends with the squirrel cured.
Death of Wilhelm Rutmann Former Cleveland Publisher
Announcement from Dresden Saxony reports the death of Wilhelm Rutmann once a newspaper publisher in Cleveland Ohio. He was known in German and American press circles and his passing is noted in Saxony on June 6.
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Saxony
Dresden
Wilhelm Rutmann
Cleveland
Ohio
Prohibition Chairman Criticizes Candidates Shying From Issue
Chicago June 6 Virgil Shaw chairman of the prohibition party says most potential candidates are pussyfooting on the prohibition issue, delaying clear commitment and action. The report notes party concern over electoral courage and stance alignment as voters seek clear positions.
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Chicago
Virgil Shaw
Prohibition Party
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J. Hampton Moore
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Moore
Wilford Jordan
Pritchard
J. C. Pritchard
North Gi
Net
Marion Butler
Alessio
Vienna
Catherine Groth
McClure
Era
Warren Grumpy
Ted Squinret
Ina
Patra
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Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
Burton
JE O Stephenson
George A. Hilless
Cashie
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W. J. Forsythe
Cashiet
Flint
Erinin
Blair
Dent Hident
Silver Bow National Bank Establic“de 1800
Federal Reserve Bank Savings Department
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
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W. A. Clark & Bro
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