Women Parade for Suffrage Draws 40,000 Plus Supporters
New York Fifth Avenue hosted a four hour suffrage parade with about 40,000 women and at least 10,000 men taking part. Delegations from all states and twenty foreign countries joined, as 30 bands played and 15,000 yellow banners fluttered under heavy crowds. The event stretched from Washington Square to Central Park, closing after dark with banners declaring "debated, but not defeated."
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Washington Square
Central
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Central Park
Kev Jéracy
Cara Banner
Burbank Garden Welcomes Royal Guests Mr Ford And Mion
Santa Rosa Cal Oct 23 Eighteen hundred school children watered in Luther Burbank's garden yesterday and welcomed Thomas A Mion when he arrived with Wary Ford to visit the famous horticulturist. Burbank escorted his guests through his experimental ponds and showed them many of his wonderful creations. The visit returned to San Francisco last night.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Luther Burbank
Thomas A. Mion
Ford
Burbank
San Franccisco
Prince Leopold Coburg Attacked With Acid and Gunfire
Prague dispatch reports Prince Leopold of Coburg injured after a woman friend threw acid and fired a revolver at him. The assailant reportedly died by suicide, and the prince’s condition is described as grave.
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Rome
Leopoldf Coburg
Perdinand
Bulgaria
Stett
Judge Riner Honored by Masons in Wyoming
Judge John Alden Riner of Cheyenne Wyoming was elected sovereign grand inspector general by the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons at Washington filling the post after the death of Frank M Foote. He becomes the first active Scottish Rite member in Wyoming and will oversee Temple affairs and Mason activities in the state.
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John Alden Riner
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sovereign
Frank M. Foote
Supreme Council of Scottish
J. A. Riner
Scottish Rite Masons
Wyoming
Supreme Scottish Rite Masons
Judge Riner
Supreme Scotish Rites Masons
Itiner
Fire Captain Carried Skull Fractures Thirteen Years
New York dated Oct 24 Fire Captain Robert Oswald long carried two skull fractures after a 1902 accident where a wire dragged him from a vehicle. Doctors, led by Dr Siege, discovered the cracks and relieved them by surgery yesterday.
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New York
Robert Oswald
Siege
Chief Crocker
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Champ Clark Guests of Panama-California Exposition
Champ Clark and Mrs Clark arrived in San Diego to be the distinguished guest of the day at the Panama California exposition A luncheon was arranged in his honor with the Missouri state society preparing a program for his entertainment
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Cal
Champ Clark
Clark
Missouri State Society
North Dakota land opening draws 16000 registrants
Minot North Dakota Oct 23 Ten thousand people have registered at Minot to obtain a homestead on the Berthold reservation as the government opens land. Registrations at Minot and Plaza have been comparatively light this week.
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N. Dakota Land
Minot
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Berthold Reservation
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Leavenworth County Sends 300 Winecup Apples to Wilson
A barrel of Leavenworth county apples was shipped to President Wilson today as a wedding present from the county. The gift consisted of 300 flawless wineapples.
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Wilson
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Unsetiled Sunday Cooling Week
Wyoming forecast shows unsettled Sunday with cooler conditions in the central region. Monday turns colder with extreme cold expected in northern areas and nights dropping below freezing.
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Wheather
Wyoming
Wiper Strikers Deliver Ultimatum To Mine Owners
A conference in Octobers night between union strikers from the Clifton Morenci district and company managers produced a formal ultimatum. The strikers demand compulsory arbitration and warning that further action will close operations if their terms are not met.
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Wipper
Judge Upholds Mayors Saloon Closing Order
Chicago court rejects saloon closing injunctions on Sunday rule. Judge Windes notes crime links to drink and refuses to block mayor's action without full hearing. Previous denial by Judge Hatchett cited.
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Chicago
Windes
Jong
Hatchett
Mexico Faces Unclear Path After Recognition
Carranza officials weigh steps to restore constitutional rule after the United States recognizes the de facto government. A nationwide election for president seems likely but distant amid a severe financial crisis. The finance department plans options to raise funds and stabilize the peso as loans from U.S. groups are discussed. Exchange sits at eleven to one.
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Mexico City
Carranza
United States
Finance Department
Exchange
Committee Will Appeal For Immediate Relief
Nineteen border region presidents with Adjutant General Hutchins of Texas depart for Austin to present the border situation to Governor Ferguson. They then visit Fort Sam Houston to see Major General Funston and proceed to Washington to appeal for relief against Mexican bandit outrages. Brownsville hosts representatives urging action from state and federal authorities.
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Tex
Hutchins
Texas
Austin
Ferguson
Fort Sam Houston
Genera Funston
Washington
Pope to Create Red Hats at November Consistory
Rome reports the pope will hold a consistory on November 22 to create twelve new cardinals including archbishop Gautey of Geeaucon and Mer. Scapinelli, with one German and one Italian among the appointees.
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Rome
Gautey
Geeaucon
Scapinelli
Ouelo
Viewnsa
Glorpale Statia
Duke of Manchester Seeks Receiver in Private Suit
London reports an order appointing a receiver against the Duke of Manchester on petition by a diver. The Duke, who married Helen Zimmerman daughter of Eugene Zimmerman of Clevelea, faces court action in this contested matter.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Duke of
Denver Wins Narrowly Over Wyoming In Cheyenne Clash
In Cheyenne Pioneer Park, the University of Denver defeats Wyoming 7 0 in a rugged intercollegiate football game. Brent Mahoney and D U offense anchor a late score as Wyoming defense stalls. The crowd of 1500 witnessed a hard fought contest with fumbles and missed passes marking the play.
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Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
University of Denver
University of Wyoming
C Wag
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IX U
Setion
Olen
Galing
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D. I
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Pigekin
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Mahoney
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Canal expected to reopen for traffic by January first
Panama officials indicate the canal may be open again not later than January 1 next year. Major General George W. Goethals, governor, remains noncommittal due to uncertain rock conditions in the Gaillard Cut and possible earth movements. Other canal engineers say enough channel may be ready well before year’s end.
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Altho
Panama Canal
Genon
George W. Goethals
Sone
Goethale
Carranza Troops Granted Passage Through U S
Laredo report says 5,000 Carranza troops are permitted to travel in American territory from here to Douglas Arizona to reenter Mexico. No movement has begun yet. El Paso report notes Army circles spreading word of large U S troop movements to eastern border posts and to Nieto and Douglas due to General Villa activity near Agua Prieta.
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Carranza
Douglas
Arizona
Mexico
United States
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Nieto
Villa
Agua Prieta
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Petition to Recall Hunt in Arizona
Petition notices in Phoenix demand the recall of Governor George W. Hunt on grounds of incompetence and court disregard. The announcements claim unrest in Clifton over copper mine strikes and warn that any provocation against settlement could lead to imprisonment.
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Ariz
Ont
George W. P. Hunt
Clifton
Sirikert
Waldo Story Dies in New York at Age After Illness
New York Oct 23 Waldo Story the sculptor died today after several days of illness caused by a brain ailment. The well known artist had long been active in sculpture and public commissions in the region.
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New York
T Waldo Story
Local Official Announces Major Delaware College Donation
An unidentified Delaware citizen announced a contribution of half a million dollars to a state college in Wilmington. The donation seeks to support unspecified programs while the donor’s identity and college trusts remain confidential.
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Wilmington
Del
Ore
Ef & Eltt
Dela
Ware College
LCS Emburg Ane Quits Following
Ambiguous report notes a sudden quitting amid unclear events tied to Amsterdam and Cologne entities. Fragmentary wording mentions a grand debt and a formal ending of involvement.
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Emburg
Amsterdam
Bie Emburg
King George Appeals for More Men to Support War Effort
London reports King George in a stern public appeal urging voluntary enlistment to sustain Britain’s war effort against Germany. Editorials note the message’s plain urgency as authors discuss recruiting drives led by Earl of Derby and Lord Lieutenant Wimborne in Ireland, with estimates of 5,000 to 6,000 men needed weekly.
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George
Europe
Great Britain
Earl of Derby
Telegraph
London Times Bn
Dorty
Haron Wimborne
Ireland
Thaa
Entente Forces Move Toward Balkan Front Amid Allied Pressures
Readable fragments describe synchronized Allied actions on land and sea aimed at easing Serbian stress. Italian offense in the Tyrol fronts, Allied ships bombard hubs on the Aegean, and British French Russian squadrons advance northward to assist Serbia. Romania seeks protection against invasion as recruitment appeals rise in London.
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London
Sorolu
Balkan
Owen
Italy
Landen Sapere
Threitiel
Dover Teacher Found Choked in Weeds After Attack
A female teacher named Nelity Byers was found dead in a pile of weeds after an apparent assault. Police say she was choked and her clothing torn, with the motive linked to a failed engagement as investigators pursue leads in Dover.
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Byers
Acteo
York
Ming Hyore
Laramie Football Game Postponed Amid Controversy
A chaotic scene at Planar Park as fans protest plans for a high school football game. Officials from Lakot and Latemies met with the public amid heavy turnout and vocal disapproval.
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Boypal Sapperiece
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