Strong Plea for Woman Suffrage Continued From Page 4
The speaker argues for direct popular control of government and conscience guided leadership. He recalls past powers earned from the people and urges unity in the suffrage struggle, insisting the movement will triumph despite setbacks. He likens the moment to Armageddon in a battle for righteousness.
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Chicago
One Man to Control Canal
The Senate backed a plan to place Panama canal governance under a single Governor with authority to organize and operate the canal and canal zone. The vote was 43 to 14 as debate continued on tolls and free passage for American ships.
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Panama Canal
Senate
House of Representatives
Panama
Canal and Canal Zone
Taft
Burton
Committee On
Foss visits Wilson for New England remarks and nomina tion ceremony
Governor Foss travels to Sea Girt New Jersey for a conference with Governor Wilson while Thomas C. Thacher represents the Democratic organization in the state at the formal nomination acceptance event.
Willing to stump as Foss plans trip to New Jersey
Governor Foss said he will visit Governor Wilson in Sea Girt New Jersey to discuss the New England situation and tariff impacts on living costs while campaigning for Wilson. The Democratic State ticket details and Roosevelt campaign plans in Massachusetts are outlined along with a Cambridge congressional bid by Frederick S Deitrick.
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Foss
Wilson
Sea Girt
N. J
New England
New Jersey
Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee
Eugene N. Foss
Joseph C. Pelletier
David I. Walsh
Frank J. Donahue
Joseph I. St. Coeur
James T. Carens
George W. Anderson
St. Coeur
Mr. Carens
Public Library of
Cambridge
Newburyport
Point of Pines
Frederick S. Deftrick
Deftrick
McCall
American Officers Named for French Schools
The French government has allowed the War Department to name three more American army officers for instruction and observation with the French army. Captains Parker McClure and Edwards will attend L Ecole de Guerre Saumur and the French infantry school respectively.
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Washington
War Department
Frank Parker
Twelfth Cavalry
L’ecole de Guerre
Albert N. McClure
Fourth Cavalry
Saumur
Oliver Edwards
Fifth Infantry
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