Tennessee ratifies Susan B Anthony amendment vote
Tennessee becomes the thirty sixth state to ratify the federal suffrage amendment, enabling about 17 million women to vote in November. The state house narrowly approved the measure 49 to 47 and adjourned to reconsider tomorrow. Strong suffrage and anti suffrage factions mobilize for the final debate as the period of ratification continues to unfold.
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Tennessee
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Maryland
Margaret Brent
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Abigail Adems Wrrith
John Adama
Continental Congress
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Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Stantor
Masaachisetts
New York
Syracuse
Canada
Susan B. Anthony
Woman Suffrage
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Julia Ward Howe
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Anna Howard Shaw
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Carrie Chapman Catt
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Mike Anthony
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A. A. Sargent
California
Natrona County primary count narrows races in 15 precincts
Returns from 15 of 24 Natrona County precincts show Lee Martin leading for sheriff on the Republican ticket, Lyle B. Jay ahead for county assessor, and strong shows for Charles Anda and J W Miller in county offices. Democratic results remain uncertain with meager ballots and pending outlying precincts.
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Lee Martin
Ypres
Lyle B. Jay
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Frank J. Devlin
R. L. Forbes
E. L. Hanbright
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Charles Anda
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J. W. Miller
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Anda
Nichols and High School
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Voes
Joe L. Marquis
Jease A. Shoffner
Pat Royce
Alfred K. Lowey
Hy Mann
Elizabeth
Girl Leaves Home. Father Fears She Took Own Life
Mina Peete, 16, daughter of S Peete secretary of the Casper Trades Assembly, disappeared after leaving after 5 PM from Pear Street. Father says she may have gone toward the mountains and believes the act was intentional. She is described as 5 feet 6 inches, about 140 pounds with light hair blue eyes and khaki attire. Police urged to report any information immediately. Peete’s office is 262 Booth Center Street where he serves as Culinary Worker's union secretary.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Overshadows State Rates
The ICC asserts supremacy over state authorities in rate decisions and discrimination cases, ruling it can override state actions when interstate commerce is affected. The stand reaffirms federal control to prevent rate discrimination and uphold uniformity across states.
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Farmer Killed Stealing Wood in Colorado
Ben Puller a 40 year old Logan farmer was shot and killed at Merino Colorado while allegedly carrying an armload of wood from a loan lumber company. The incident leaves a widow and four children.
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Recoil from Polish Attacks On Long Front
London reports say Bolshevik counterattacks across multiple sectors have begun a rout like retreat. Polish troops advanced fifteen miles on a twenty mile front in one area and forces at Warsaw suggest Red danger is over temporarily. Paris notes Polish offensives with Thorn base clearing the Danzig corridor and driving eastward.
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Paris protests Tower decision on debarkation to Poland
Paris reports the French government will protest Sir Reginald Tower's ban on further debarkation at Dentig for Polish authorities. Warsaw dispatch says Bohalovik forces push into Poland with refugees noting thin defense lines and retreating villagers as Polish resistance vows to counter the invasion.
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Final meeting over miners wage dispute may involve Wilson
In Cleveland Ohio on August 14 a division of bituminous coal operators in the central field Ohio Indiana Illinois and western Pennsylvania held subcommittee talks. Representatives from both sides sought a wage settlement with President Wilson possibly stepping in if no agreement is reached by nightfall.
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Owners Act To Prevent Strike Of Ballplayers
Reported move by owners to avert a players strike after the fatal injury to Bay at New York. Washington and St. Louis teams cited in the call as they condemn the incident and seek swift action against those responsible.
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Peace Terms Read To Polish Delegates At Minsk Talks
Russian Soviet peace terms were read to the Polish at their first Minsk meeting. The Polish delegation will respond tomorrow as the Minsk conference opened with a Dahiahovaky speech and a pledge to Poland's independence and right to choose its government. The talks noted territory considerations and guarantees against renewed attacks, with next steps set for August 19 following the August 18 agreement.
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Ruapia
Poland
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Ald Fuscha
Polish terms of peace reported amid Warsaw talks
British and Polish officials warn against accepting the Russian armistice terms as negotiations with Bolsheviks continue. A Warsaw minister says final negotiations should begin before week’s end and that Entente officers will monitor the situation as Poland faces limited food supplies and sovereignty concerns.
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Warsaw
Mingk
Govet
Poland
Conciliator in Denver Predicts Strike End
A Denver conciliator, Harry, representing the department of labor, signals a near end to the strike as tramway workers nearly all return to work. A one day union strike is set for August 23 if demands are not met.
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Mexicans Send More Troops To Fight Revolt
Mexican government announced two thousand additional troops have landed at Port Isabel in Lower California to pursue the revolt of Governor Cantu. The current national administration promised economy but the senate has blocked further spending.
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McAdoo complains about somber convention photo
William G. McAdoo met President Wilson in Washington to greet him after the Democratic convention. He resisted a photographer’s first shot saying it looked too solemn and asked for a smiling photo to avoid implying unhappiness about the San Francisco outcome.
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William G. McAdoo
Wilson
San Francisco
New York Excavation Reveals Gold Under Sub Treasury
An excavation near the sub treasury building in New York revealed a discovery of gold after tests were applied. Experts indicate the find could alter plans for the site and attract further exploration.
Plot uncovered to hold solons in Korea
Prow advices from Seoul allege Korea plans to seize a party of American congressmen via a Far Kant blog to strain Japan America relations. They report the arrest of Yang Meu Idalk and others charged with anti Japanese plots and conspiracy against the congressmen.
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