Women Suffrage Debates Rally at Federation Meeting
Delegates of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs hear Mrs Pennybacker praise American women while suffrage factions press for action. The session weighs constitutional powers, with reports and protests about political stubs and possible minority influence, amid broader discussions on rights and service.
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Chieare
Cig
Pennybooker
Organsation
Federation
Syitbank
Wanonik
San Francisco
Two Parties Unite To Defeat Smoot In Utah
Salt Lake City June 11 two parties unite to defeat senator Teed Smoot for reelection nominating Moyle for senate Stephens for supreme court justice Mays and Larnon for representation Gowan nominated for superintendent of public instruction and an unaffiliated candidate for that post listed.
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Salt Lake City
Teed Smoot
James H. Moyle
Salt Lake
Senate
Frank 3. Stephens
Skit Lake
Supreme Court
James H. Mays
Tewis Larnon
Munth
E.G. Gowan
Oxtell
Geden Rheats
Militant bomb blast disrupts Westminster Abbey event
A bombing at Westminster Abbey disrupted a home rule speech by Reginald McKenna as militant suffragists staged a dramatic protest. The blast damaged the Confessors chapel area and sent visitors fleeing, with two foreigners detained and a dean postponing placards. Police and investigators canvassed the scene while debates in the House of Commons considered responses to militant actions.
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Westminster Abbey
Reginald McKenna
Home
Amuyy
Giz House
Howard H Confessors Chapel
Hite
Chamber of the House
Melturrna
Trott Af Ths Abbey
Seattled
Teihie
Vis Marcety
Wesuntlaster
Poe
Polivears
Wan
Tandon
Howee of Commons
Maal Q
Venus
May Richards Teauhe
Mirit
Avaise
Denver Republicans and Progressives Seek AG Ruling
In Denver on June 1 Tesse MN McDonald chairman of the republican central committee and EB P Costigan progressive leader asked Attorney General Fred Farrar to decide whether the republicans or progressives are the true party in Colorado.
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Denver
Tesse MN. McDonald
Republican
EB. P. Costigan
Fred Farrar
Ripu Verna
Tramp Murders Rangeer After Receiving a Meal
Local report from near Emigrant describes a tramp killing Mr. Zimmerman after asking for supper. The murderer then robbed the house, beat Zimmerman to death in the barn, and fled. Sheriff and deputies scoured surrounding roads and forests. Zimmerman, 40, long employed at Northern Pacific shops, left behind an adopted son, Alfred. The suspect is described as 3 to 40 years old, about 5 feet 9 inches, 170 pounds, light mustache, brown coat, blue overcoat, burl hat, and carries a small bundle.
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Livingston
Dune
Merman
Dallgys
Shaw
Zimwnerman
Arerift
Zimmernan
Carrie
Dalke
Zimmerman
Alfred
Embargo on arms across border tightened again
El Paso June 1 Treasury department orders set strict vigilance along the entire Mexican border to prevent arms passage into Mexico. Civil authorities take up enforcement, replacing the earlier army patrols at frontier points.
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EL Paso
Tex
Treasury Department
Washington
Carranza Opens Peage Conference With Ambassador Picks
General Carranza announces he will appoint representatives to the conference at Ningaim Malls and assures public that constitutionalists will be represented. The plan aims to pursue a political solution while the campaign against federals continues, with forces from Mazatlan retreating under heavy losses and civilians joining the constitutionalist camp.
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Jung
Carranza
Latileht
Niagara Falls
Ningaim
Taesbine
Maaatlan
Bal Ware
Wo Shenan
Masatlan
Marbide
Carefangs
Anaconda News and Regional Desk Highlights
Readable items include senate repeal timing and suffrage activity among clubwomen. Mentions Carranza representation, local officials, and a veteran prospector. Maury runs for county attorney while Daly named superintendent. market reports and advertisements round out the page rivalling a page.
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Carranza
Park
Anaconda
Ldlarsal
St. Jean
Roosevelt's Son Marries Ambassador's Daughter
Kermit Roosevelt son of Col Theodore Roosevelt weds Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of Ambassador Willard in a ceremony at the British embassy chapel. Attendants include Princess Thin and Waxta, with a large crowd outside. They plan a Spanish honeymoon after a reception at the American embassy.
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Alhirid
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Ane Mies
Belle Wyatt- Willard
Ambassador Willard
Sanmiel Watxon
Purla
Herbert Krown
Chapet Were
Elizabeth Wilird
Rile
Tin Princess
Thin
Waxta
Blas Catherine Page
Mile
Gilone Beveneur
St. Heres
Mius Vivian Chlan
Alarin
Ambasandor
Jace
Spain
Blanket mortgage approved for Northern Pacific Railway
New York stockholders of the Northern Pacific Railway Company at a special meeting approved a recommendation to place a blanket mortgage on property. Directors indicated the mortgage may total around six hundred million dollars and involve stock, with further details pending.
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New York
Northern Paethe Railway Company
Daday
One Important Point Settled in Orleans Show
An unclear local item notes a disputed point settled involving Orleans and a show on Siler Street. Details are fragmentary but indicate a conclusion reached about a matter affecting the event and adjacent area authorities.
Mexican mediation reaches tentative transfer of authority deal
United States mediators announce a tentative agreement on the transfer of authority from Huerta to a new Mexican government. Delegates argued for constitutional methods while Americans pressed for direct talks with Mexican leaders. A separate formal conference was deemphasized as officials shifted to informal discussions.
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Mesto
Miita
Ituerta
Fae Weete
Ding
Jinders
Suntown
Awhitt iMmaky
Flint
wAimericana
Winaediatoria
Lok
United States
Milly Lulamiguero
Emilio Rabusch
Augustin Rodriguez
Altougl
Senate votes to pass bill amid bitter opposition
The Senate backed a measure to exempt American coastal shipping from tolls, amid fierce debate and a split party mood. President Wilson’s supporters pressed for final approval, while Republicans warned of constitutional and fiscal risks. The vote followed tense scenes and a near-fight between Senators Vardaman and West as the chamber prepared to send the bill to the House.
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Boise
United States
Wilson
Manny
Ceriainoft
White House
Senate
Ehs
O'leirnuin
Armerun
Amerlcan Virhia
Walsh
Ime
Devate
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