Miso Paul Explains Tactics Used by Militant Suffragists
Miss Alice Paul of Washington DC head of the Woman's Political Party spoke at Hotel Linton urging support for the constitutional amendment. She described militant suffragettes diaries and card index files on lawmakers, and said perseverance pressured President to push ratification as both parties claim credit. The speaker sought financial aid to advance state ratification efforts.
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White House
District of Columbia
Votes For Woman
Alice Paul
Washington, D. C
Woman's Political
Hotel Linton
Paul
Hughes
Wilson
Hardy
Miss Paul
Nathan Hale
General Lafayette
Wilson on Independence and protection in the peace treaty
The article discusses President Wilson's remarks on nations ready for independence yet needing protection and guidance, and notes the treaty recognizing national rights. It also covers a State Department statement on the first news of the peace treaty reaching Washington via a special government circuit from Versailles, with details on officials, timing, and cable transmission.
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State Department
Washington
United States
Versailles
Department
London
Newfoundland
New York
Chateau
L. Polk
William Phillips
Park
Department of State
Paris
Polk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Damon Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias 50th Anniversary
The Damon Lodge No 8 of the Knights of Pythias in Cincinnati celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a banquet last night. Every member attended and enjoyed speeches and solos. Judge Samuel Bell received special applause for the speech Our Flag. Dancing followed the program. This lodge is said to be the first in the region to reach fifty years.
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Damon Lodge No. 8
Knights of Pythias of Cincinnati
Samuel Bell
Miss Lucile Rover to wed Herman Strietmann at Central Christian
Social notes announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Lucile Rover to Mr. Herman H. Strietmann. The ceremony is set for Thursday at 8 o clock in the Central Christian Church in Price Hill.
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8S. L. Rover
Price Hill
Lucile
Herman H. Strietmann
Central Christian Church
Arrested at Latonia Race Track on Vagrancy Charge
A man registering as Fred Harris, a Columbus druggist, was arrested yesterday at the Latonia race track by Chief James Kinmarmey and charged with vagrancy. Unable to post a $1,000 bond, he was jailed after $82 was found on his person.
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Fred Harris
Columbus
Latonia
James Kinmarmey
Evanston Church to Host Benefit Musical Monday
Evanston Baptist Church plans a musical and literary program at Norwood City Hall auditorium Monday night to benefit the church. The General Protestant Orphans' Home Band will provide the music.
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Evanston
Isadore Mellman Fined in Race Horse Charge
Isadore Mellman of 525 Smith street, proprietor of aratore at 834 West Fifth street, was fined 5 and costs by Judge Bell in Police Court yesterday on a charge connected to possessing race horse slips.
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Isadore Mellman
Smith Street
Aratore
West Fifth Street
Bell
Warships Fire Salvo On Peace Significance In New York
In New York on June 28 Rear Admiral Mayo and officers aboard the Pennsylvania fired a twenty one gun salute after the radio announced peace. The ceremony followed a decoration event with the French government as crowds cheered and the city marks Armistice style celebrations. The Battery bells rang in tribute near to Washingtons 1776 Declaration site, while confetti and tape filled the air from office windows in Manhattan.
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New York
Henry T. Mayo
Pennsylvania
North River
Daniels
Washington
Grant
Manhattan
Lower Broadway
Wall Streets
Negro Talk Leads to Arrest of Lillian Wilson
In the West End last night a crowd's gossip led to the arrest of Lillian Wilson, a Black woman of 421 West Seventh Street, held for Memphis authorities on a murder charge. Police say she denied the charge but admitted a past shooting incident in St. Louis.
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West End
Lillian Wilson
West Seventh Street
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Bullerdick
Peck
St. Louis
House Refuses Expunging Resolution in Rent Profiteering Row
By a unanimous vote the House declines to act on a Senate resolution to expunge remarks by Representative Johnson of Kentucky about Senator Pomerene of Ohio on rent profiteering in D C from the Congressional Record. It later adopts a resolution condemning Johnson for addresses violating House rules and declares the Senate is in breach of privilege.
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Washington
House
Senate
Representative Johnson
Kentucky
Pomerene
Vuhio
District of ‘Columbia
Johnson
Norwegian ships boycott U S contracts over wartime seizures
The Norwegian Ship Owners Association states no Norwegian will place contracts in America until the American Government settles for ships and contracts seized from Norway after the United States entered the war.
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Wegian Ship Owners Association
America
Norwegia
United States
Polite Drifter Picked Up After River Bank Nap
E J Suderman oil well operator from Mineral Springs Texas was found asleep on a river bank with two $50 bills. Police Patrolmen Regan and Flanigan took him into safe keeping at headquarters. He was intoxicated but unusually polite during processing before being assigned to lodgings for the night.
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E.J. Suderman
Mineral Springs
Tex
Regan
Flanigan
Suderman
Taxicab King in London Maintains Sway Amid Shortage
London dispatch portrays the war era taxi driver as the most hated yet powerful figure. A passenger defies a driver in a test of authority, the crowd rallies, and after twenty minutes the driver exits with a triumphant horn blast, the taxi king remaining unchallenged.
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King
London
Associated Press
Strand
Liverpool Street
Illinois farm bequeathed to Dallas teacher who saved woman
A Dallas school teacher Miss Elizabeth Marie Tareski received notice that an Illinois farm valued at 18 500 was bequeathed her by a Hot Springs Ark invalid she once rescued from a runaway wheeled chair two years ago. The rescuer had forgotten the incident and had not corresponded with the donor.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Elizabeth Marie Tareski
Dallas
Tajeski
Koreans Plan Further Demonstrations Against Japan
A Tokyo dispatch says Koreans in Vladivostok and Siberia plan more protests against Japan. They are encouraged by criticism of Japan's administration in Japanese circles and believe success in Korea’s independence may still come through altering Japanese military rule.
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Tokyo
Siberia
Japan
Dispatch
Korea
Oyster Shells for Roads Move Shovel-Ready Fill
One million dollars worth of oyster shells will be moved from a shell deposit at the mouth of the Atchafalaya River to be used for road building in Louisiana and elsewhere. The Point Au Fer Reef deposit is valued at about $50,000,000 and shells are priced near one dollar per cubic foot.
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Galveston
Tex
Atachafalaya River
Point Au Fer Reef
Louisiana
North Cincinnati Veterans Homecoming Parade at Zoo
North Cincinnati Soldiers Sailors Marines and Nurses Homecoming Association prepares a July 5 celebration at the Zoo with 1500 veterans in a parade from Hughes High School led by a 40 piece band and mounted police. Free admission for veterans and Scouts, with speakers, music, and a barbecue.
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North
Cincinnati
Marines and Nurses
Zoo
Adolph A. Gruber
Hughes High School
Association
George Ast
Albert Reinhardt
Gustave Thielman
George E. Emrich
G. A. Kuehnle
Joseph Berning
Robert Fuerst
Charles E. Cornette
Joseph Reichert
Oscar R. Schrader
Henry Hoefle
Thomas J. Noctor
Barbacue
Oscar Flaig, Jr
North Cincinnati Gymnasium
Wet Saturday in Covington Signals End of Liquor Era Soon
Last Wet Saturday in Covington drew crowds through the night as streetcars ran late and cafes, gardens, and saloons thronged. City officials noted orderly crowds amid illegal liquor trade, with whisky selling $2.40 to $3.20 a quart and beer 10 to 14 cents per glass as residents hoped repeal would end wartime prohibition.
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Cincinnati
Covington
F. W. Strautmann
Nashville
South Cincinnati & Covington Street Car Company
Virginia
New Year Eve Carousing At Madison Avenue Pins Gloom
Revelers along Madison Avenue flood a beer front and nearby saloons as men joke about Shakespeare and the New Year. A patrolman intercedes with a drunken man balanced on a lamp post, remarking on their sad outlook for the year.
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Boro’s
Madison Avenue
Union, Central Building
Newport Wet Rush Fails to Materialize on Ohio Invasion Night
Expected drunken influx from Ohio to Newport last night did not occur. Few regulars attended. saloons stayed subdued amid a generally downbeat mood. Night police kept heavy presence with patrols at bridges and transport officials instructed to curb trouble and send intoxicated individuals home.
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Newport
Souses
Ohio
John Barleycorn
John B. Wallace
York Street
George Kirby
Bishop Brown Endorses Bolshevism and Socialism
Mansfield Ohio June 28 Bishop William Montgomery Brown retired Episcopal prelate says in a home interview he supports Bolshevism as “majority rule” and backs Socialism. He says Debs Kirkpatrick Nearing were friends and that Debs visited Gabon for socialist conferences. He approves of Debs and admits letters from A Wagenknecht cited in hearings.
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Bishop Brown
Eugene V. Debs
George B. Kirkpatrick
Eastman
Debs
Kirkpatrick
Scott Nearing
Gabon
A. Wagganer
A. Wagenknecht
Cleveland
E. Ruthenberg
Safe at Covington police saved cash during bridge incident
John C. Forward of Aurora carried a substantial sum to cross the Suspension Bridge. The Covington police detained him when three men followed and kept the money for safekeeping at headquarters. Forward turned over $100 to Chief Kluemper and planned to return Monday for the funds.
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Covington
Suspension Bridge
John C. Forward
Aurora
Ind
Forward
Nick Bracke
Joe Doyle
Police
Kluemper
Dayton man beaten and robbed of 85 dollars
Albert Vance of Dayton was assaulted and robbed of 85 dollars yesterday. Found dazed at Second and Washington with a jaw cut. He said he met the assailants in a saloon. Detectives Goodson and Mitzler arrested Leroy Price of 26 East Ninth Street and Howard Herman of 115 State Street, both Cincinnati residents.
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Albert Vance
Dayton
Second
Washington Avenues
Vance
Goodson
Mitzler
Leroy Price
Filemaker
East Ninth Street
Howard Herman
State Street
Cincinnati
Export bills of lading to be restored for Pacific traffic
Washington June 28 Through bills of lading for export traffic suspended since January 1918 on account of the war will be restored for traffic through Pacific ports as soon as tariff can be published. Rail head Administration announced an understanding with nearly all Pacific Coast steamship lines to assume demurrage or storage charges from rail to ship transfers. Similar talks are under way with South Atlantic and Gulf port operators.
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Washington
Pacific
Raihead
Pacific Coast
South Atlantic
Gulf
Independent mayoral bid grows from Galvin election dispute
A reform committee led by W. J. Schultz says Mayor Galvin was not elected for four years and plans an independent ticket. Schultz declined comment and indicated action could come by midweek. Petitions for independents must reach the Board of Elections by September 5.
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Democratic Executive Committee
John Galvin
W. J. Schultz
Schultz
Federated Improvement Association
California
Mt. Washington
Telephone
Democratic Party
Board of Elections
Board
Decisions on when U S control ends after war
Washington June 28. Legal officers will decide when peace ends government control or supervision of private activities under wartime laws. The piece lists timing for railroads telegraphs food fuel and other controls and notes many have already ceased functioning.
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Washington
Palmer
War Trade Board and Export Control
War Finance Corporation
Congress
War Risk Bureau
Scouts 10 Hold A Sane Fourth And Honor Flag
The Boy Scouts urge a sane Fourth of July with safe acts and community service. Troop 560 in Manhattan aids heat victims, guides traffic, and teaches first aid while promoting flag ceremonies and civic duty. Scouting shows self reliance and daily good turns.
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New York
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Jefferson
Ben. Franklin
Boy Scouts
Manhattan
Columbus Circle
Eighth Avenue
Edgar Aaron
Edward Pierson
Leslie Carlstedt
Bellevue Hospital
Palisades
Howdy
New Jersey
Peppering Policeman Sparks Toledo Fare Riots
Mrs. Juin Brodie wife of a shipbuilder was held to the grand jury on a charge of throwing red pepper in the face of a policeman during rioting at the Toledo Shipbuilding Company plant over a fare raise from five to six cents. Workers largely walked as calm returned and a special Council committee urged the company to lower fares or give up city streets. The company has operated without a franchise since 1914.
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Toledo
Juin Brodie
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Toledo’ Railway and Light
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High Priestess
Woman's Political Party
Damon Lodge
Social Notes
Clark
Christiania
the Nor
Calaboose
Illinois
Dallas, Tex
Charles Dornette
Ciney
Queen City
Hope
Brenner
Scott and Pike
Walsh
Bill
A. M. J. Cochran
Boro
Galvin
William Schultz
U. S
Scouts
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