Militant suffragettes face deportation threat to St Helena
London reports immense pressure on English magistrates to deport militant suffragists convicted of serious offenses to St Helena, Napoleon's banishment island. A new wave of bombings and a rising militant faction prompt heightened security and investigations across Britain and at Bow Street Court where leaders collapsed during proceedings.
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Island OF ST. Helena
Bow Street
London
England
Isle of St. Helena
Napoleon
Helena
St. Paul Cathedral
St. Helena
Atlantic Ocean
Jamestown
Longwood
Banishment An
Britsh Isles
Jora Drummond
Harriet Reecca Kerr
Agnes Lake
Ease Barrett
Beatrice Saunder
Annie Kenney
Laura Lennox
Clayton
Treasury
House of Lords
Archibald Bodkin
Lawrence
Bootland Yard
Socialist salary bill shakes up city ticket in Nova Scotia
In Sci enectady New York on May 7 the Socialist party debates a plan by editor Charles W Wood to peg public salaries to each holder's current earnings with excess over the socialist board's view turned over to the party treasury. Critics call it robbery and fraud and say it could end hopes of honest officials. Mayor Lunn dismisses it as nonsense and the storm continues in a star chamber session.
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Scienectady
Socialist City
Charles W. Wood
Wood
Eliciaia
Hailegat
Lunn
Celc
Star Chamber
Mae
Land Office Busy With Final Proofs and Filings
Herbert Weber of Guernsey and Thomas J. Root of Torrington completed final proof on homesteads at the local land office. Others filed homesteads including Martha Revenatoeff of Lusk Albert Johnson of Sioux City Norman ce Miller of Rawling Bijas A Eades of Rock River Charles B Marquard and Bilas D Marquard of Longmont Colo John Tally of Lusk and desert filings by W D Bute of Wilt Mountain and George Bullivan of Saratoga. ]
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Herbert Weber
Guertsey
Thomas J. Root
Torrington
Martha Revenatoeff
Lusk
Albert Johnson
Sioux City
Normance Miller
Rawling
Bijas
A. Eades
Rock River
Charles B. Marquard
Bilas D. Marquard
Longmont
Colo
John Tally
W. D. Bute
Wilt Mountain
George Bullivan
Saratoga
Joseph B. Foellmer
Philippe
Charles Dillon
Chugwater
Miss MacKinney Retires as International Kindergarten Union President
Mabel A. MacKinney has retired after two years as president of the International Kindergarten Union at its Washington meeting. Under her leadership the group grew and flourished. She presided with notable poise, praised by Washington parliamentarians, and remains supervisor of the Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Society, aiding public school kindergarten work.
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Mabel A. MacKinney
International Kindergarten Union
Washington
United States Senate
Mies MacKinney
Chicago Kindergarten College
National Kindergarten College
Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Society
Poisoned Candy Threatens Young Child In City Yard
Two year old Jack Gealie was given suspected strychnine candy while playing in his yard. He was treated at home and then rushed to St Johns hospital where his life was saved. his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Al Lestie of 111 East Twenty-second Street.
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Jack Gealie
St. John'’s Hospital
al Lestie
East Twenty-second Street
Henneberry
Mr. Mehadahmas
Meuniere
Hirthifiewa
Perseaye
Tim Age
Metavehee
Federal Pouttentiary
Bureau of
Wtlatia Ient
Does A Beating Prove Victim to Be White Slave
In Chicago a federal trial looms as Judge Carpenter weighs whether testimony that Jack Johnson beat a white woman he accompanied may be allowed under a charge of white slavery. Miss Schreiber testified Johnson funded her travels from Chicago to New York and Oakland, with earlier exchange about plans to move from Boston. The defense objected to a cited response and the court questioned the phrasing of the indictment claiming she gave herself up for immoral purposes.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Carpenter
Helle Schrelher
Johnson
Pittsburg
Nep York
Oakland
Boston
Senate Passes Underwood Tariff Bill in House Vote
The Underwood tariff bill clears the House 281 to 189 after two Republican and one Progressive amendment attempts fail. Speaker Clark signals satisfaction as Democrats celebrate. final Senate passage unlikely before August with a slim Democratic majority and strong Republican opposition.
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Washington
House
Clark
Wilson
Senate
Samilar
Httle
Democrats
Dr Carver to Head New Farmers Welfare Bureau
The article notes Dr. Carver of Harvard will lead a new bureau of the Department of Agriculture in Washington focused on marketing and welfare for farmers. He is described as a notable political economist who has taught at several large universities. Congressmen and the secretary of agriculture support the plan to help farmers sell produce more advantageously and reduce rural loneliness.
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Department of Agricatrate
Washington
Carver
Warvard University
Harvard
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington Administration
Recognition Talks Between United States and Huerta Deepen
Washington and Mexico City press forward negotiations on recognizing the Huerta regime. The United States demands Mexico accept an international claims commission to settle damages to foreigners, shaping a settlement that could affect foreign loans and European reactions.
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Mexico City
May
State Department
Washington
Muerta
United Sates
Mexico
Republic
Memorial Arches To Mark Boundary Across Niagara
Canadian and American delegates at the 1915 centenary of peace conference propose memorial arches at the boundary points where proposed international highways cross the border. They favor a memorial bridge over the Niagara River and a boundary monument on each side to celebrate peace and cooperation. The plans urge governments to establish arches near the Quebec Miami corridor in the East and the Los Angeles Vancouver route in the West as symbols of unity.
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New York
May
Miami
Losanes
Vancouver
Referendum May Hold Base Effect Of California Bill
The Japanese government through Ambassador Chinda will inform Secretary Bryan of objections to the anti alien land bill as California Governor Johnson hesitates on signing. President Wilson may urge no immediate referendum while negotiations with Japan continue, aiming to avoid a new treaty dispute.
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Wilson
Washingtton
Bryan Raw
Huerta
Washington
England
France
Germany
Spain
Mexico
Jorolen
Taft
Ambassador Wilson
Elaime
Huertan
Tself
Washinnt Peerates
Kryan
Mibmer
California
Chinda
Bryan
Johnson
Itan
United States
Nirvan
Ambarcader Chinda
Hhovey
Baltimore
Thor
Wilkow
Tiryan
John Tbixsnett Moore
Ty Theodore Bell
San Proteteco
Japan
Wilson Willpge Johnson
New York
Yieet
National Commission
Webb
Supreme Court
Hague Tribunal
Entrymen Must Improve Desert Tracts Ruling
A new rule from the secretary of the interior tightens desert land requirements in western states. Claimants must prove improvements on land and bear costs if the land reverts ownership, with penalties applying to lands like those in California and Nevada. The rule, effective March 6, 1919, shifts obligation for ongoing development and resets progress if a claim lapses, affecting long standing settlers and their plans.
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Missouri lifer guilty of many axe murders
A Missouri inmate, Henry Lee Moore, convicted of multiple axe murders across Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska is reported as a central figure in a string of killings. The piece notes his transfer to the Missouri penitentiary and connections to related cases investigated by authorities.
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Missouri Lifer
Leavenworth
Kaw
Mitcouri
Kansas
Colorado
Mihole
Lee
Moore
Miraouri Penitentiary
Wllie Lauwhiry
Acoel Osent
Department OF Sabi
Honor Lee Myere
Pete Tentivey
Jefferson City
Din Roother
Mary Wilety
Mra
George Moore
Olumtla. Mo
Twat Fier
Moogle
Fedalihho
William Frown
Anal
Ther
Kae
Oeidler
Batt
Twlin
Hades
Toole
June
Lowe
Villiers
Juan
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