History of Suffrage in Georgia Told by Mrs Felton
A Georgia rights piece argues that women will gain equal suffrage nationwide, noting past shifts on slavery and voting, urging white Georgian men to accept women voters as part of broader reform. It cites Illinois Pennsylvania and California as examples and reflects on race, education, and public policy shaping enfranchisement.
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Sincerity of United States in Japan Mexico row over land bills
Wokio, Japan July 28 diplomatic strain rises as reporters question U S sincerity in alien land ownership talks. Hashimoto vice minister warns that Japan would not exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition due to resentment of the ownership bill, urging a gesture to ease tensions and increase Japanese participation.
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Revolver Accident Kills 6 Year Old Gastano in Florida
In Kupa Florida on July 26 a revolver behind a picture at Sepe Gastano’s home exploded. The blast killed 6 year old Gastano and injured a playmate who was swinging the picture with a broom. The weapon fell from the wall as the picture shifted.
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Guns at Fort Monroe Show Firepower Against Night Attacks
Norfolk Va July 26 Firing and maneuvers at Fort Monroe tested gun power in target work and night defense against a sea approaching enemy. Powerful searchlights illuminated anchored targets as the fort demonstrated its ability to detect enemy craft attempting to slip into Hampton Roads through the Virginia Capes. The display, lasting from midnight to 2 am, was described as the brightest observed from the fort.
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Mrs Williams Named for Greenville Office
Washington July 26 President Wilson nominated Teresa G Willams to be postmaster of Greenville Ga. Shortest Session of House Washington July 26 adjourned four minutes after it began to avoid a Republican filibuster over a discussion of the Diggs Chamberlain white slave case.
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