Suffragists Declare Truce as Shaw Re elected Leader
Dr Anna Howard Shaw is reelected president of the suffrage movement amid a declared truce with opposing factions. The announcement highlights unity efforts and renewed campaigns for voting rights.
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17 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1914
Page
1
National American Woman Suffrage Assn Ends Session With Policy Against Attacks on Parties
Nashville, Nov 16. The 40-60 annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association closes with a truce between opposing elements. Officers elected include Dr. Anna Howard Shaw as president for the tenth term, with policies opposing attacks on political parties and adopting resolutions on suffrage legislation. Controversy over the congressional union and blacklist proposals is noted, while anti administration supporters failed to unseat the administration nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Association of
Congressional Union
Anna Howard Shaw
DE Shaw
Shaw
Stanley McCormick
New York
Desha Breckenridge
Kentucky
Kathering ‘B. Davis
Susan W Finsgerald
Massachusetts
Orton H. Clark
Michigan
Henry Wade Rogers
Connecticut
Mo. AM McCormick
Fincis
George Basa
Chicago
Executive Council
Trout
Bilzaards Sweep Over Trenches And War News
In Today’s Standard coverage the paper reports on a wide range of war and home front items. It highlights German boys’ courage, suffrage troubles, and Gompers timing, with notes on land rushes near Dutton and delays in a Boulder trial. Peace prospects in Mexico, tax demands, and various state items are included alongside crime notes and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffragettes
Gompers
Dutton
Boulder
Mexico
Vaughn
Scott
Heinze
Rockies
Montana
Supreme Court
Port Henton
Compers Finds It At In Time
Labor tensions place a road brotherhood in focus as Compers faces a critical position amid a struggle over work conditions. The article highlights workers and union dynamics, with implications for future negotiations and possible confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compers
Road Brotherhood
Gompers Faces Rift Over Federation Rival Unions
Philadelphia, Nov 16 A floor clash at the American Federation of Labor convention halted a resolution to organize rival unions to affiliate with the federation. Samuel Gompers warned such action would wage war on railroad brotherhoods, urging solidarity and opposing sovereignty loss. The measure was recommitted to the committee on organization amid debate over rail unions and affiliation trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Central Labor Tnion
Hartford
Conn
Federation
Union of North
Congress
Stetken
F. Menerung
Switchmen's Union
Walker
Min Union
National Organization of
Brick Layers
High Treason Charge Against Canadians
Niagara Falls Ontario reports Joseph Snyder and his two sons Richard and Arthur are arrested at the Forty-fourth regiment armory on high treason charges for attempting to ferry Austrian reservists across the border to the United States. They faced potential death penalties after surveillance and a trap set by militiamen. The Snyders were caught after paying money to land four Austrians, who were then exposed. The captured party is in military custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Joseph Snyder
Richard
Arthur
Forty-fourth Regiment Armory
Snyders
Kidnaping Trial Delayed In Boulder Mont
Mackie McDonald Joe Bradley and Joe Shannon face kidnaping charges tied to recent Butter relations. Judge Clark delays proceedings until 9 30 tomorrow as 100 plus witnesses from both sides gather in Boulder. The court warns witnesses against discussing the case to maintain fair proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Mont
Mackie McDonald
Joe Bradley
Joe Shannon
Butteri
Clark
Butte
McCaffery
Silver Bowl
Kelly
Jefferson
English heir leaves for place at front
London reports the Prince of Wales crossed from Folkestone to Boulogne last night to join Field Marshal Sir John French’s staff. Dressed in uniform, he departed quietly. He is the first royal officer to volunteer after the war outbreak, assigned to the Grenadier Guards since Aug. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Folke- Stone
Boulogne
Iman
John French
Grenadier Guards
Inneses Resist Extradition On Murder Charge
Victor and Afra Innes, released then rearrested on larceny after trust in San Antonio, seek habeas corpus to resist extradition to Georgia. they argue murder charge related to Eloise Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms disappearance lacks foundation. Atlanta authorities pursue extradition after requisition signed by governor was contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Afra
Victor E. Tnnes
Georgia
Inneses
Atlanta
Colquitt
Eloise Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Auanta
Government Calls for Payment of War Taxes
Helena November 16 Dealers in Montana tobaccos with annual sales of 200 or more must pay a war tax by November 29, with a 50 percent penalty for nonpayment. The levy also applies to groceries, drug stores, newsstands and any shop selling tobacco or cigars. Tax rates vary by business and seating capacity for theaters, billiard rooms and similar venues, with payment due at the Internal Revenue office of W. C. Whaley in the government assay building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Tevenue
W. C. Whaley
Epgermment Assay
Asquith to Explain Copper and Neutral Shipping
London November 16 Premier Asquith will speak in the house of commons on neutral shipping contraband and oil copper questions. Conservative Sir Gilbert Parker asked for a general explanation of the policy in light of American concerns over belligerent reservists oil and copper searches and mining near the North Sea. The prime minister has promised a full reply and statement tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
House of Commons
Gilbert Parker
Gravesend
United States
Northea
Victoria Cross for Four for Their Daring Deeds
London reports conferment of the Victoria Cross on Capt. FrancisGreentell of the Ninth Lancers for aiding in saving the wounded in Belgium on August 24. Also honored are Capt. Dourlan Reynolds who was wounded, Capt. Theodore Wright the engineer mortally wounded, and Surgeon Harry Sherwood Rankin who died after tending the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Francis “Greentell
Ninth Lancers
To Pritish
Belgium
Dourlan Reynolds
Imilar
Theodore Wright
Harry ‘Sherwood Rankin
Attendita Mnen
Turks bombardment losses and cruiser reentries reported
London dispatch from the Exchange Telegraph company states that the Turks lost 20 men and two guns in the bombardment of the Dardanelles forts. It also notes that the former German cruisers Gosden and Breslau, now flying Turkish colors, have re-entered the Bosphorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
Athens
Dardanelles
Gosden
Breslau
Bosphorus
Young stenographer shot in apparent attack
A young stenographer named Io-anine Urs was shot and killed later today by Fred. Jonson, a youthful elevator operator whose advances she had repeatedly rejected. The incident follows a prior failed attempt to shoot Miss Ulrich, stopped by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rortana
Ure
Suv. Io
Anine Urs
Fred. Jonson
Trenaon
Misa Ulrich
Peace in Mexico Appears Near, Conflicting Reports
Washington reports indicate peace likely in Mexico after weeks of dissension among generals of the constitutionalist army. Consular messages claim hostilities ceased and Carranza intends to retire. officials caution awaiting further advices. General Villa and Carranza may leave authority as domestic peace prospects rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Consar
United States
Republic
Sildlman
Mexico City
Convention
Carranza
Leon Canova
Aguas Calientes
Guitierrex
Bryan
Mentco
Ganorals
Carranga
Villa
Constitutionalist
Carranen
Cardoba
Canova
Cracow Under Siege Amid Reports Of Fire And Flight
Venice and London dispatches report Cracow, capital of Galicia, burning and besieged as Russian forces advance, with inhabitants fleeing and Austrian resistance fading. The fall of Cracow is expected. the city is said to be invested and ablaze as orders for a public memorial to Lord Roberts move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giovanese d'Tralia
Venice
Cracow
Galicia
Gioranale d'Italialso
Praemysl
London
Mama
Morning Post
Silesia
Germany
Calmy Advance to Sure Death Youthful Endeavor
A fragmented note reflects a perilous pursuit by youths with a fatal outcome. Authorities caution against reckless dares as investigators piece together the sequence leading to the deadly incident. The event underscores risks in unsupervised youth challenges and the need for safety measures.
British and French Forces Hold Line Near Ypres in Nov Engagements
Reported from London the official account of British and French actions from Nov 4 to 6 notes infantry focus, trench improvements, and artillery exchanges. German bombardment persists south of Ypres with limited success, as Allies punish enemy positions and drive back advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Armine
Ypres
Sven ‘Telefriey
Russians not delayed as winter slows WWI fronts
London reports winter slows movements on both eastern and western fronts. Russians near East Prussia march in snow in sheep skin jackets. British and German actions around Ypres and Dixmude described as limited or demonstrations. Petrograd notes favorable Russian campaign in East Prussia while large armies mass on Polish frontier and Galicia. Craiow defense questioned if Austrians retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East Prussia
Manchuria
Belum
France
Thetarmien
Berlin
Petrogran
Galieia
Cracow
Germans Pride in Retreat From Russia
London reports German and Austrian forces altered fronts and received reinforcements to push into Poland toward the Vistula near Warsaw and Invantorod. Russian command, aided by timely counter-moves, outflanked them and drove them back to their trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werith
London
Germany
Poland
Vistula
Warsaw
Six Hundred In Rush For Land At Dutton
Great Falls November 16 A land rush like scene occurred near Dutton as about 89 000 acres opened for settlement. Around 600 people lined up overnight to claim parcels under the Sun River project curtailed, with many shacks built on wheels ready to move. About 60 percent of the land was reportedly taken, some tracts claimed by multiple bidders, and several runaways occurred without reported serious clashes. Land locators benefited while farmers paid for permits to build and store shacks, foreshadowing potential litigation over many claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoprea
India
Mucheas
Tme
Great Falls
Dutton
Anda
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Defentea
Grace Wilbur ‘Trout
Association
Agopura
Wilson
United States Marine Hand
Panama
Krupp's
Krupp Works
Incaren
Mradley
Shannon
Youphpul Prince OF Wales
England
Rye
Parker
Pany
Lles Bommarded
Washinton
TO Roberts
Lord Roberts
House of Commone
King George
wiLerany
Yprem
Au Front
Mons
Calais
Russia
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