Asquith Dies in Turmoil as Militants Target Premier
A historic report notes premier Asquith dies amid militant violence. The piece mentions Sylvia Pankhurst pushing for a forthcoming operation or action. The atmosphere reflects political unrest and social disruption surrounding leadership.
Hunger strike ends as Asquith capitulates to suffragettes
London June 18 Premier Asquith agrees to receive a delegation of east end working women in Downing Street Saturday after Sylvia Pankhurst’s hunger strike threat and protests outside Parliament. Sylvia Pankhurst, weakened after eight days on hunger strike, is released from Holloway after lobbying by Kier Hardie and Lansbury.
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London
Asquith
East End
Downing Street
Sylvia
Pankhurst
House of Commons
James Kier Hardie
Ment
George Lansbury
Cause Sylvi
Westminster
Holloway
Palace
Big Ben
Kier Hardie
Miss Pankhurst
Mr. Hardie
Jim
Labor
Nora Smythe
Barbara Wrylle
Women’s Social and Political Union
Secessionists Meet Sunday Amid Turmoil In News
Militants to be received by Asquith as Villa teeters toward rebellion. Heinze reported dying. Letters about miners, sport news, cooking school notes, Anaconda updates, jail sentence for Lieut Hay, socialists wrangle, Blixt life term, Brown affair losses, crop optimism, alleged jury bribe reported, Sunlight mine sale, hotel arrivals, stock market and classified items across the page.
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Asquith
Villa
Heinze
S-Sport
Standard
E-Anaconda
Altorial
Hay
Blixt
Brown
Sunlight Group of Mines
M-State News
Goldberg
Villa in Rebellion Carranza Gives Way
In El Paso June report, General Carranza approves Villa moving south toward Mexico City and retains independent command of his own troops. Natera, Chao, and other leaders shift positions as talks stall before the national capital.
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Carranza
Constitutionalist
Villa
Fl Paso
Texas
Lazaro de la Garza
Mexico City
Natera
Obregon
Gongales
Central Zone
Torreon
Zacatecas
Nate
Tomas Arnelas
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Ornelas
Chihuahua
Heinze Pleads Illness Delays Court Action
New York reports that F Augustus Heinze is critically ill at 1 Went Thirty Street, delaying a default judgment case for 278000 tied to a loan note for 13000 Mercantile National Bank shares. His counsel seeks postponement citing liver trouble and hemorrhages, with physicians to examine whether he can be polled. Decision reserved for Monday.
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Jerome
Erlanger
Standard
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
George Kemp
Heinze
Edwin Gould
Charien
W. Morse
Heinge
Charles W. Morse
Moras
Gould
Morse
Mr. Parker
Judge Finger
Mr. Heinge
Lnsted
Documents Produced by the Secessionists
A dated 1914 collection of letters and signoffs outlines secessionist rules that only official acts would carry weight if signed by a majority of the executive committee. The materials reveal payments and contracts tied to miners unions, Amalgamated Copper, Aetna Life Insurance, and the Anaconda company, with notes on premium collection and union finances.
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Butte, Mont
Peter Lackner
Miners’ Union
Amalgamated Copper Company
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Amalgamated Copper ‘Company of
Butte
Aetna Lite Insurance Company
Conn
Aetna Insurance Company
Anaconda Company
Administration Wins Out In The Modern Woodmen
Toledo Ohio June 18 Victory rested on the banners of the administration forces of the Modern Woodmen of America at the close of tonight’s session of the triennial convention. The regulars won a notable victory after a stormy session when the credentials committee report barred several insurgent delegations. While the convention settled the contest of delegates the Association of State Medical Examiners held its annual election with Dr H J Conway of Cheyenne as president Dr L Weatherspoon of Louisville as secretary and Dr J Hi Greedy of Denver as treasurer. The officers of the national order will be elected tomorrow.
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Toledo
Ohio
Woodmen of America
Regulare
Association of State Medical Examiner of the Woodmen
H. J. Conway
Cheyenne
Wyo
L. Weatherspoon
Louisville, Ky
J. Hi. Greedy
Denver
the National Order
Mexican Congress to Meet in Extraordinary Session
Mexico City June 18 The standing committee passed an extensive bill calling for an extraordinary session. Both houses will hold a preliminary meeting Saturday for officer elections and convene Monday. A question on the Niagara Falls peace negotiations is expected to be considered.
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Mexico City
Standing Committee of
Congress
Niagara Falls
Miners Debate Strategy At Butte Seccession Meetings
Two orderly meetings of secessionist miners at the Butte Auditorium reviewed policy and the plan to avoid breaking contracts with operators. The executive committee expands, debates agitators, press treatment, and a Sunday mass meeting to vote on a compromise plan amid widespread tension.
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Butte Auditorium
Sacca Hioniats
Holland Arena
Carreme
Butte Mintis Executive Board
Neftator
Ction
Thefternoon
Robert Noble
Fred Harrington
James Allen
George Tompking
Mike Sullivan
John McGrew
City Health’ Department
Duncan
McGrew
Tam
President Wilson backs church unity plan in letter
President Wilson expressed sympathy with a move toward unity among Christian churches in a June 18 letter to Rev. W. H. Roberts, tying in with the World Conference on faith and order. He noted the European delegation and urged full support for the aim of Christian unity.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
W. H. Roberts
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Movement For Unity Among All Christian Churches
Europe
Rhinelander
Anderson
Woodrow Wilso
Roberts
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Western Federation of Miners
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