Disgraceful Parade Scenes Highlight Washington Suffrage
Clyde H. Tavenner reports on March 3 in Washington scenes of abuse toward women marchers on Pennsylvania Avenue. He notes few police protection, calls the event a blot on the capital, and links it to tariff debates over cotton goods under Payne Aldrich.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Sixtythird Congress
Custom House
H. Taveonner
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Relief
A Cary Maine woman recounts her year long struggle with pain, fatigue, and nervous unrest then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and appetite. She urges others to seek guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine and to write for confidential advice.
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Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Lydia
Lyan
Addviee
Bridge Failure Triggers Repairs on Prairie Dog Creek Route
SIPRIDAN Wyoming March 17 county officials inspected the washed out Lower Prairie Dog bridge. The 48 foot span twisted by the flood will be removed and straightened at the foundry after the road dries. Commission plans add three feet to abutments and notes more bridge projects including Powder River near Arvada Moorhead Piney Creek Tongue River Kool Dayton.
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Sipridan
Wyo
Powder River
Arvada
Moorhead
Cresewe Ranch
Lower Piney
Piney Creek
Tongue River
Kool
Dayton
Commissionera
Wave of Crime Sweeps Nation on the Sabbath
A synthesis of multiple city reports: Secret service operative Thomas White was shot dead in Los Angeles amid gang strife tied to Japanese crime networks. Around Chicago a veteran officer mourns as his sister-in-law is killed, while Des Moines records a suicide and a fatal domestic dispute. Albuquerque tells of a street shooting. Venice notes a suicide after a telegraph misstep. Macon covers a double fatality linked to a romance quarrel. San Francisco reports a tong war violence with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Los Angeles
Thomas White
Secret Service
Pacific Coast
White
Des Moines
Carl L. Nerbye
Lake Mills
Towa
Ollie Berry
Mike Lee
John Evans
Man Fatally Slain by Negro in Subway Attack
In New York March 17 a white woman was grabbed by a negro near a Uptown subway station. A policeman intervened and was slashed across the face with a razor. The assailant fled and was pursued, later killed by the officer who had been weakened by blood loss.
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New York
Daniel T. Davie
Republican majority denies reform measures in Wyoming
The piece complains that the Republican majority blocked a proposed board of tax commissioners to reform land assessments and reduce state debt. It lauds Roy Shenck for improving immigration department results and accuses GOP leaders of sacrificing measures to defeat his re election, calling the action a peak of legislative incompetence.
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Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of
Tax Commissioners
Roy Shenck
Immigration Department
Wyoming
Schenck
Warren
Republican
Revision Proceeding Ahead in Senate Post Inauguration
The special Democratic controlled Senate session, begun after Vice President Marshall’s inauguration on March 4, adjourned at 2:09. Plans for patronage division and committee quarters remain unsettled as caucuses continue. A full Senate rearrangement is planned after the session, with proposals to cut $40,000 from payroll and limit employer force under review.
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House
Senate
Marshall
Wilson
Kern
Governor Stops Kelley English Go At Sheridan
The 20 round match between King Kelley of Becker Athletic club Cheyenne and Clarence English of Omaha was halted by Sheridan county sheriff on Governor Carey orders. Promoters attempted to label the fight as a three minute per period endurance contest but the governor cancelled the affair.
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Sheridan
Kelly
Charlie White
Cheyenne
English
Hinglish
White
Land of Dreams
Longest Fight Estimated At Ten Rounds For Fans Worth
The bout was expected to last at least ten rounds, the longest estimate given. The fighter’s sole reason for extending the match was to ensure fans received value for their money.
Freedom of divorce urged to improve mental health
Dr Woods Hutchinson at a Philadelphia conference on mental hygiene argues for wider divorce rights. He says divorce could weed out hereditary mental illness through parental selection and favors exposing pedigrees before marriage while criticizing strict marriage laws and urging more divorces. His remarks align divorce with eugenic aims and social reform.
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Philadelphia
Woods Hutchinson
New York
Hutchinson
Saratoga Ball Tossers Challenge State Teams
Saratoga defeats Green River 31 to 13 and 16 to 1 in back to back games. The win gives Saratoga six wins and three losses this season while scoring 248 and allowing 107. Glen Scott, manager, invites any team to a four game series with two played in Saratoga.
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Saratoga
Wyo
Green River
Chssengers
Glen Scott
Divorce and social attitudes in reform context
A controversial argument suggests granting grounds for divorce and condemning stigma against divorced women. The author cites statistics claiming one in eight marriages end in divorce and argues divorce can prevent propagation of vice, citing studies from Chicago and broader sources.
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Busines
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