Wilson Denies Federal Woman Suffrage Endorsement
President Wilson rejected a plea from 1000 club women at the White House urging amendment for federal woman suffrage. He said the issue should be settled by states, not the national government, in a period of broad political activity and reform.
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Personal Kid Williams Defeats Pete Herman For Bantam Title
Kid Williams easily defended the bantam crown by out-distancing and out-smashing local challenger Pete Herman in New Orleans. Also noted: Carlo Tresca, LW W leader, acquitted in Paterson NJ of rioting charges from 1913 mill strike. Bloomington men Harry Petergon and Paul Griffith killed when car overturned north of town. Ruth Gray Field, daughter of Eugene Field, to wed BE D Foster of Tomahawk WI on October 16. Mrs Champ Clark and Genevieve Clark escape danger while cruising near Fort Washington Potomac river.
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Purdue Trustees and Faculty Confer Over Honan Ruling
Purdue University trustees and faculty met with the state board of finance in the governor’s offices to discuss finances influenced by Attorney General Honan’s opinion. The session, attended by President Stone and trustee members, focused on whether 1918 and 1913 acts allow specific appropriations for agriculture extension and hog cholera work under a raised tax levy. The board will decide whether these funds can continue, with broader questions tied to educational institutional funding looming.
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Uprisings Spread After Archduke Assassination
Amid martial law in Bosnia and Herzegovina violent riots erupt in Mostar and Sarajevo after the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife. Hundreds of Serbs are killed or wounded in clashes with Muslims, and Serb property is destroyed as authorities struggle to contain the turmoil.
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Staff Officers Named by State Sons of Veterans
8, of V. Staff Officers, Frank Shellhouse, who was elected state commander on May 7, has announced the following list of staff officers and congressional district aids. Secretary-treasurer Herbert A Luckey Indianapolis division council chairman George F. Ogden Laketon G. E. Barnholt Valparaiso Ed Close Fort Wayne staff officers counselor C. C. Baltzell Princeton patriotic instinctive Win chester chaplain C. M. Filer Hebron secretary We E B Martin Indianapolis.
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Herbert” A Luckey
Indianapolis
George FF. Ogden
Laketon
G. EB. Barnholt
Valparaiso
Close
Fort “Wayne
Ofcers
Charles
C. Baltzell
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Winchester
Chaplai
Filer
Hebron
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India
Apol
Unrecorded loan repayment after Austrian estate dispute
The speaker recalls lending money to a once-poor Austrian acquaintance on a verbal mortgage. After the will favored Austrians and a family contest arose, the loan was repaid by Riis when the Austrians gained control of the estate, the tale ending with a chuckle over the settled debt.
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King's hiding place found in Hertfordshire cottage
Discovery in Double Cottage Hertfordshire reveals a straw beehive like structure built from straw and brambles hidden in the old oak roof timber. The cottage ties to Charles II’s hiding after Worcester and to Charles II's stay nearby at Mornington Court, sparking theories of royal refuge.
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England
Charles II
Cromwell
Worcester
Charles I
Mornington Court
British Publications by Daily and Weekly Papers
The record lists 40 daily publications in London and 183 dailies in total across Britain. It notes 2,649 weekly and 1,682 monthly publications nationwide, with England including London having 138 daily papers and 1,866 weekly.
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England
Khedive’s Delta Tour Reveals Wealth of Egypt
Report notes the khedive completed a delta tour exhibiting private wealth and decorated streets. He traveled by motor through long roads, with coffee served in cups valued at $3,000 and the chair used during brief country stays highlighted as a notable item.
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