House Backs Susan B Anthony Suffrage Resolution
The Susan B Anthony amendment passed the House by 304 to 80, sending the measure to the Senate where supporters expect a two thirds vote. The tally shows broad Republican and Democratic support, with opposition mainly from some southern Democrats and New England Republicans.
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Susan 8. Anthony
Senate
Washington
House of Representatives
House
New England
Clark
Florida
Saunders
Virginia
Congress
Huns Prepare for Invasion Threatening Immediate French Occupation
Berlin reports from The Zeitung and Mittag allege Germany plans for quick occupation if peace terms fail. Rhine border garrisons near the right bank ready. Monentelm Freiburg preparations complete. panicked evacuations occur as Meidelburg students flee. Clergymen wages debate noted in Denver and Baptist meeting remarks by Dr KT Tainition of New York.
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Berlin
Zeitung
Mittag
Rhine
Monentelm
Freiburg
Toore Central Derii
Meidelburg
Rhenish
Citiles
Wich
Alréaady
Chine
Serge Lens
Denver
Chaloner Wing Damage Suit In New York Court
A damage suit in New York involves alleged injuries from a mishap at a meeting on May 27. Plaintiffs Mille and others claim loss or harm from the incident affecting a party or group connected to the case.
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Chaloner
New
Notable Airman Leaps to Death in Florida Flight Incident
Airman plunges 200 feet to the ground from a mounted aircraft in Clow olin Florida. Fifteen minutes earlier he warned colleagues of a possible attempt to sabotage the mission during a solo flight bound for Ont Cag. Police and aviation officials investigate the fatal accident and review the wreckage and witness accounts.
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MotCusker
New York
Pbs Heath
Allies recognize anti Bolsheviks but aid limited
Paris reports the peace conference may recognize Admiral Kolchak and General Denekine as Russia's anti Bolshevik leaders until a constituent assembly settles the government. Allies will supply arms money and food but not troops and will avoid interfering with non Russian races. Kolchak returns to Omsk after Ural conference.
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Paris
Council of Four
Kolchak
Denekine
Reuter
Russia
League of Nations
Constituent Assembly
Admiral Kolchnik
Omsk
Ekaterinburg
Ural
Baker Seeks 500000 Man Army for Next Year
Secretary Baker declares the War Department will again ask Congress for 500000 troops for the coming year. He says the size is not meant to be permanent and stresses no stance on a permanent military establishment. He supports rebuilding the national guard and remains noncommittal on training.
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Washington
Baker
War Department
Congress
National Guard
Long Winded Wobblies Case Seeks Appeal
Federal officials call a 39 thousand page Wobbly trial record the largest bill ever in any court. Exiled defendants now serving sentences in Leavenworth filed May 26 with Judge Landis asking permission to move the case to the federal court of appeals.
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Chicago
Conntered
L W. W
Leavenworth
Landis
Federal Court of Appeals
Tag Day Trials Open in Superior Court
Eight men arrested in April during a Tag Day disturbance face trial as the case begins in superior court. The defense accuses local workers and soldiers of coercion while officials question the fundraising tag sale intended to aid returning soldiers.
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Tocomni
Waalvee
Drowning Tragedy Near Crete Claims Three High School Students
Three Crete High School students Frances Walktin Byelyo Mark and another namesake were drowned when their canoe overturned on the Tue river five miles north of Crete Neb. The incident occurred during a college outing with Kortraal Neb and Meadowell as part of the Dowie college presence. Authorities reported the lifeless bodies recovered after the accident.
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Crete
Nebe-Teyal Medowell
von Lil
Kortraal
Neb
Wttideunt
Dowie College
Frances Walktin
Byelyo Mark
Crete High School
Tue River
Kalat Volcano Eruption Ravages Arengat District
Calamity follows Kalat eruption in Javea as twenty villages in Arengat district and eleven near Bitar are wiped out. Authorities estimate about fifteen thousand deaths and widespread destruction.
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Amsterdam
Kalat
Javea
Arengat
Bitar
Green's August Flower remedy advertises relief
Green's August Flower has been a household remedy for constipation and digestive troubles for decades. It is promoted as a gentle laxative that eases indigestion nervous dyspepsia and liver issues and is available through druggists in civilized countries.
Chorus Scream Sparks College Yell Leadership
A playful line hints at a chorus member's scream during a college cheer. The remark points to the student who leads the yell, drawing attention to campus traditions and spirited performance.
Wealth and Worth in a Charity of Self Esteem
A Boston Transcript quips that old Pscadds overvalues his worth, noting he would not grant himself so many alrs given his money. The piece argues charity toward human defects builds true self esteem.
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Pscadds
Boston Transcript
Safe Gentle Remedy Brings Sure Relief
A fragmented notice describes a remedy labeled safe and gentle offering relief. The text references pharmacies and drug stores providing the product, with unclear branding and partial phrases suggesting consumer health use.
Hall's Catarrh and Medicine Sale Advertisement
An old testimonial style ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio claiming blood system cure effects over forty years. Disjointed text also includes a club anecdote about treasurer politics and a cash register decision.
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Halls Catarreh & Medicine
Hall
Geister
Price
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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