Roraback Threatens National Aid Over Suffrage
Miss Arden a Republican National Committee representative warned Mrs F H Riley that suffrage activity must stop or voting rights would be withdrawn. The claim cites a New Jersey case from a hundred years ago when women’s votes were revoked for misbehavior.
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Miss Arden
Bridgeport
National Committee
F. H. Riley
Republican National Committee
Uines
Peank
Braddegen
Legislaure
Prank 1Ley
Pihl
Chilrmaim
Malrfield
Mrandere
Cox Pleads for League Senate in Midwest Campaign
Ohio Governor Cox toured West Virginia and Kentucky urging voters to elect Senators favoring the League of Nations. He framed a decisive mandate for American entry into the League and pressed Democrats to oppose a hostile Senate while attacking Senator Hardwick and others as conspirators seeking to kill the League.
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Cincinnati
Sprehl
League of Nations
Guverna Cox Aday
Kentucky
T Porter
League
Ohio
Ketincky
Wiel Agmerla
Cos
Senater
Senate
Leagan
Gov Cox
Tapenilegee
Conneconent
Sivetottek
Moses
New Hanmyealey
Watsean
Indiane
Oeanchintes Algahine
Poeckinm
God Toe Ghia
W.ood
Fillan
Sie
Canadidates
Connecticut for Cox Says White Campaign Speech
A fragmented late night political note discusses Connecticut for Cox and White promising a sharp campaign stance. It mentions Democrats possibly winning in New York and New England while signaling potential barriers and propaganda themes.
Bridegroom to Be Kills Self As Wedding Party Waits
In NEGAYNIGN Mirch on October 26 Miller aged 40 set to wed Miss Viola Crainers as friends waited for the ceremony. He reportedly shot himself with a shotgun and died, leaving the groom’s party stunned while the bride and guests awaited the wedding.
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Mirch
Miller
Crntiat
Viola Crainers
List Flaneen
Dr. Miler
Suit to End Long Term Lease in Westport
A case filed in the Buper Joy court seeks termination of a 5000 year lease on four parcels of property in Westport Cotes. Plaintiffs are the owners in fee of the property against defendants Jeeze kiah Thillips Jesse Jennings and others. The court papers list the property as four parcels in Wearport valued around $5,000 with fees and interest unspecified.
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Hebert AL Stranawain
Paleda
Osle
WW Tech Neion
Buper Joy Court
Boon Yours Geanterd
Tin
Ute Presbyterian Society of
Wheat Growers Seek Three Dollars A Bushel Price
Growers in Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and South Dakota organize to withhold selling wheat from October 26 until prices rise to 40 cents per bushel as a prohhibitive measure. The movement includes 74 members and aims to cover labor and equipment costs while awaiting better market rates.
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Wiwalta
Kans
United States
Kangra
Oklahomm
Texas
Nebraska
Orleaty
Iia
Ten
Venta Candini
Viacswiney’s body to lie in state in London church
The Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney will lie in state in St George’s Cathedral London with Archbishop Mannix to officiate. After a London funeral the body will travel to Ireland for burial in Cork, with public viewings in Dublin and Cork, and a burial in Fermangh?en route to Dublin.
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Viacswiney
London
St. George's Cathedral
Dublin
Terence MarSwiney
Ford
Cork
Hatashite
Whendanila
Gyraphieers
Ireland
Cwill
Dualio
Portal
Fngton
Liverpool
Societies Plan Local Meeting on MacSwiney Figures
Representatives from every Tish group in the city convene tonight at Prlands of felsh reedam TE Fimmet hall 286 Walter Avenue to act on MacSwiney related matters.
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Walter Avenue
Harding Promises Tariff Policy On Eve Of Campaign
In Ohio Senator Harding urged protection for American products and warned against Democratic tariff policy. He linked mining and industrial distress to unprotected sales and argued agriculture faces a similar shortage of protection. He also critiqued the League of Nations after an interview with Leon Bourgels and outlined a campaign tour with four speeches in the Midwest.
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Fanis
Elia
Leon Bourgels
League Council
Stagas
Speoechus
Meveland
Japanese Birth Rate in California Provokes Alarm
A statement from the Japanese old religion league of California through its executive committee cites a birthrate in California three times higher for Japanese than whites. The group calls for an intelligent investigation to secure firsthand information and counters recent charges by the Erleri Council of Churches in America while warning against race prejudice and mob actions.
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California
Sachramento
Cal
Leagie
Ehairman
Dus
Vomiittes
Chanebers
Comptraller
Callyfornia
Erleri Council of
Churthea
America
Dapanche Mainnlyra Lian
Aly
Chambers
Ander Legis
California Action Declared Menace
A 1920s style committee resolution from the political affairs group condemns anti-Japanese land legislation in California as a danger to international friendship and Japan’s treaty rights. It calls on the government to protest the legislation and seek a rapid resolution.
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Torlo
Mae Assariae
Kenge Ral
California
America
Japan
Othe Tunperkil
Daspin
Wagner Resigns as Police Lieutenant
Lieutenant Edward Wapier of 127 Westflort avenue resigns from the Spend Poles department after 18 years. He will join the Prlllem Bankary Towel project in New York City where his brother in law Willan Trinka is park owner. Wagner joined the force in 1902 and served as sergeant and detective before taking on lieutenant duties two years ago.
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Edward Wapier
Weatflolt Avenue
Flinn
Wagner
Prlllem Bankary
New York City
Brether
Willan Trinka
Thin Ciy
Pua Relon Ayatem
Ohl Malrbaunks
Soh Avenue
Wailerattegd
Crooklyn
New Jersey
New York
Trivka
Tringr Corporition
Wigner
Tle
Haldiny
Dog and Tanor
Nague
Beroand
Vanderlip Said To Represent Harding In Skirmish With Lenin
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Colby said Commissioner Young informed the State Department that Washington Vanderlip, who gained Siberian concessions, told Soviet premier Lenin he represented Senator Harding. Vanderlip reportedly told H G Wells of proposals for US recognition of the Bolshevik government.
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U. S
Riga
Lenine
Vandelip
Russia
State Department
New York
Washington
Colby
Young
Washington Vanderlip
Siberia
Nikolai Lening
Harding
J.nine
H. G. Wells
Vanderlip
Moscow
United States
Soviet Bureau Confirms Report on Pacific Syndicate Deal
A Soviet government bureau confirms a reported arrangement with the Soviet government for developing cultural resources in the North Pacific coast region. The syndicate includes Vandertip and other Pacific capitalists and seeks leases east of the Meridian line with coal oil and textile rights, starting operations in 1921.
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New York
Washington
California
Ludwig C
Marana
Aimerica
Denco
Vandertip Aynibate
Vandertip, Sart
Harry Chandler
Stuttart
Stewnet
Seattle
Tans
America
Harding Denies Vanderlip Involvement In Tax Deal
Senator Terding denied knowledge of Vanderlip in a reported tax matter. He claimed Vanderlip is not his agent, and he knows nothing about the discussions attributed to the State Department and Washington regarding a deal. Orten, Marlton, October 26.
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Vanderlip
Harding
Lenine
Marlton
Terding
Atate Department
Washington Vanderlip
Tenia
Vanderin
Miners Press for Higher Wages and $6 Day in Hard Coal Region
Hard coal miners in the anthracite field pressed for wage increases and a minimum of six dollars per day. At a conference with coal operators, they urged an eight hour day and a raise to align with President Harding’s commission award and regional parity. They demanded a minimum rise of about 18 percent, or enough to support an American family, and sought equal percentage boosts across wage classes.
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Phila Htha
Anthindio
Br Salen
Wh- Son
Ie Niirera
Apemberg
Germany Sends Copies of Ten Treaties for Filing with League
Paris December 26 The German government has sent to the League of Nations ten treaties or diplomatic agreements with powers since the Versailles settlement. The notes cover Soviet Russia Latvia Poland and other states. The League now seeks the text of the military conference with France and several countries have not complied.
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Germany
League of Nations
Paris
Beod ii
Lotito
Boyles Asela
Versailles
Hyem
Lemay
Spancestierman Peetaced
Seruilies
Alerawany
Mallensale
League
France
Newcastle Coal Center Edges Fuel Import Debate
A historical notice notes Newcastle and Coal Center importing fuel as 15 new carloads arrive. An exporter identified as OWorgie discusses shipments from Newenste and cidna amid miner casualties, with coal supplies expected to reach Saxorht and Saxorht-related centers.
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Newcastle
Coal Center
Oworgie
Ian
Famua
Bargle
Injunction Halts Washington Ave Bridge Work In Bridgeport
City named in suit as Miller Lumber company seeks to block demolition of the Washington Avenue Bridge. The firm alleges the present structure can handle loads not exceeding 10 tons and asks for a temporary injunction with a full hearing set for November 9. Defendants include Bridgeport officials and the bridge commission.
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William M. Marble
Superior Court
Carl Foster
Frank Miller Lumber Company
Gran
City of
Bridgeport
Washington = Advenue Bridge commission
Oridge
Fudge Matthis
Aratheety
Ibridgeport
Wilson
Wiliam Kh. Primrdass Maurits Olsens
Patrick H. Brady
Charles H. Poland
T. A. J. Robinson
John I. Mathey
Siridge OG
Miller Company
Washington Avenue
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Anku
Newton Appointed To Probe Building Trust Inquiry
Governor designates D Neen General to head probe on housing trust affairs. The attorney general urges continuation of an extraordinary jury with Raymond F. as foreman to dedicate full time to the inquiry.
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Newton
Probe
D. Neen
Charien D
League Court Plan Approved by League of Nations
Brussels reports the League of Nations council approved a plan for a permanent international court of justice with exceptions for obligatory jurisdiction and other issues. The plan mirrors recommendations attributed to former secretary of state, and follows Hague committee guidance.
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Brussels
Ase
Trent
Council of They
League of Nations
Court of International Justice
Hague Committee of Jurista
Kiélhin Root
Alate
Pred
Germans Plan Control of Dyestuffs Stated in Decree
Washington dispatch reports a Giggs government decree moves to socialize dye production in Germany. The text, read tonight, signals an effort to regain pre war economic supremacy through state control of dyestuffs and chemistry related industry.
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Washington
Giggs
Ivestamt
Buying the Seen and the Unseen in Publication Value
The article discusses measuring a publication's value by both visible reach and unseen factors like circulation estimates. It notes lack of universal standards and explains that advertising space pricing is often opaque and requires asking the salesman for proof of readership data.
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