Socialists Ignore Hapgood Warning on Debs Picketing
Washington report notes socialist groups ignore Hapgood’s warning on Debs picketing. Amesty committee of AFL pushes pardons. big Washington demonstrations planned for April 10 and 14 with mass meetings, parades, and petition drives aimed at Congress and the White House.
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Hapgood
Debs
Norman Hapwood
Washington
Vorwaerts
American Federation For Labor
Simerican Federation of Labor
Daugherty
Harding
Congress
White House
Second Anniversary Rally Critics of War Policy
The article criticizes government restraint on dissent after the war, noting plans for demonstrations on April 13 and 14 to mark Debs and Lincoln anniversaries. It denounces the espionage act for punishing peaceful opposition while coddling violent plotters, lamenting jailed dissenters and citing a French criminal law text.
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Eugene Debs
Debs
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Mere
Vidal
Political Career Unfit for Women Discussed by Mrs Asquith
Mrs Asquith argues life in the House of Commons is not suitable for women and that a woman cannot balance motherhood and parliamentary duties. She reflects on her husband’s stance on suffrage, her own daughter's political career, strained stepfamily relations, and talks about cordial talks with her husband’s first wife.
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House
Debs and political crime in wartime law and justice
The piece argues political criminals like Debs are driven by noble motives and loyalty to ideals. It contrasts European versus American prison treatment, condemns sedition measures, and notes liberal governments may err toward repression in postwar times. It calls for enlightened, prompt action by the administration.
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Sociaileta
Debs
Europe
Tte Apne
Texans Lynch Black Person In Arkansas Mob Incident
Brownie Tuttle, a Black man, was charged in an assault on an elderly white woman near Hope, Arkansas. He was moved from the Hope city jail by a mob of about 300 people and died in a related incident near the jail.
Bedroom and Bath Scenes Retold in Courtroom Drama
Court proceedings unfold amid spring light at City Hall. Mrs Stokes, stylish in blue and brady hat, animates the scene while her husband Mr Stokes arranges his papers and brushes his hair. Key witness Mrs Genevieve De Anguinos testifies of encounters and travel funded by Mr Stokes as others corroborate details of Wallace apartment intrigue.
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City Hall Park
Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Amsonia
Uptown
Genevieve la Groix de Anguinas
Thirty-fifth Street
Wallace
Littleton
Moriel
Zenias Matteosian
Armenia
Boston
Ihe
Mrs. Stokes
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Plaintif
Star Witness
Turttleton
Justice Finch
Matteosian
Myra
Sintreosias
Matteasiana
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Long Island
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Hadley Cor
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Star Millinery
Main Street
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