Suffrage Endorsed at State Federation Meeting
James, Oct 16. A report by Mrs. Mattie M. Davis led to the adoption of a resolution endorsing political equality for women by North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs. The vote was 125 to 26 with several delegates supporting the measure after debate. New clubs admitted and overall attendance reached about 200 delegates, marking a milestone in the federation’s history.
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Federation Women’s Clubs
Waa
Young
Fargo
Goss
Margo
Bultragiets
Federation
North Dakota Federation
Wonga
Cration
Conservation Department
Eb, W. Cunningham
Larimore
Josephine, Schian
Minneapolis
Jamestown Musical Club
Votes For Women League
Jamestown
Civic Club
Rugby
Mothers Club
Devils
Bowdon
Wo‘man’s Club
Merricourt
Civic League
Lisbon
Glenburn
Reeder
Motherslub
Dickinson
Milne- Waukan
Marmarth
Winfield
Public Library Association
Bowman
New England
LaMoure
Zueyday
Kenmare
Columbus
Crosby
A. L. Kinney
Hankinson
North Dakota Campaign Sparks Fury and Reform Debate
The speech by progressive candidate Siver Scrumgard accuses Senator J Grona of graft and malfeasance amid a wave of immigration and political stirring. Hon H H Aaker outlines gubernatorial issues including woman suffrage, rail interests, and farm policy while pledging reforms and an end to commodity speculation.
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Asle J. Grouna
North Dakota
Congress
Senate
United States
J. Gronua
Siver Scrumgard
United States Senate
Scrum
Hanna
Burdick
Aaker
Hig Party
Scrumgard
Nate
Boston
Philadelphia
German Submarines Sink a British Cruiser Reported
Government reports say German U boats sunk a British cruiser in the North Sea while the wider situation is described as excellent. The dispatch suggests heightened tension as Allied and German naval actions unfold. Local notes include elections in North Dakota clubs and political exchanges, with Minnie J. Neilson reelected president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs and related officers chosen.
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North Sea
Canadian Northwest
North Dakota
Northh Dakota
Thhorough
W. P. Kenney
Great Northern Railway
Hawke Sinks by German Sub. Crew Losses Mark Winter War
England reports the armored cruiser Hawke sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea. Only 49 soldiers and 1 officer of 544 were saved. News from Berlin claims the eastern and western fronts are excellent for Germany, with occupation plans for Antwerp in progress. Paris notes Allied lines from Ypres to the sea and a cold Vosges winter, while Capetown reports a Boer defeat by British loyalists. Washington covers Wilson’s forecast of far eastern developments and Manila base concerns. Miss Mabel McLean is ill with typhoid fever.
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London
England
Admiralty
Hawke
North Sea
Thesus
Gibraltar
Berlin
Germany
War Office
Doctor von Bethmann-Hollweg
Antwerp
Paris
France
Ypres
Belgium
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J. W. Bush
Oakes
W. P. Warner
Wimbledon
Atveds
N. D
Minnie J. Neilson
Valley City
State ‘Federation of Women's Clube
Mn *Goss
Bismarck
G Griteet Grafton
Malawin
Miss. Nielsen Re. Salve
L. P. Hyde
J. M. Gillets
Grand Forks
LaFollette
Antis
Fed
Warriors OF the Air
Metz
Vosges
Capetown
Africa
Britz
Washington
Manilla
State Department
Wilson
Far East
Marconi
Honolulu
Ostend
Mabel
Sheri Mc
Lean
Eugland
Air
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