Women Rally Against Suffrage Opposed by Reform Leaders
Mrs Dodge cites Congress hearing and protest as reasonable. Miss Allee Hill Chittenden, New York Association for Women’s Suffrage, argues states should handle suffrage without federal interference. Dr Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, wins reelection amid broader coverage of suffrage events and related political actions.
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Arthur J. Dodge
New York
National Association
A. Nappa
Mies Allee Hill
Miss Chittenden
Harriet T. Upton
Dale
First View
Jane Addams
Labor Law Is Valid In Indiana Child Labor Ruling
Washington reports the Indiana child labor law prohibiting employing boys under sixteen in dangerous occupations was upheld by the Supreme Court. Justice Hughes stated manufacturers must verify ages and that there is no constitutional obstacle to the law. The decision affirms state power to regulate child labor and addresses constitutional questions.
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Qanth
Sorgiec
Cleveland
W. D. Tighw
Western Hosarye Syrup Ca
Eastern Capital
Jade Lughlep
McTighe
Wiliam HH Bord
Ten Die as 30 Foot Wave Sweeps Belton Creek Bed
A 30 foot wave roared down Nolan Creek in Belton Texas sweeping away fifty houses. Mrs W C Polk and her four children drowned in the flood while a man, wife and three children were reported dead. A main street bridge in nearby Temple was also demolished with an unidentified man on it believed to have perished.
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Belton
Tex
Nolan Creek
Main Street
Temple
Wide Chicago street cave threatens two landmarks
Chicago officials report Randolph street collapse near North Wabash after water main bursts, endangering Marshall Field's store and the Masonic Temple. An Archer avenue streetcar passed moments before the sinkhole dropped twelve feet. Other items note ex-mayor Lew Shank vaudeville tour and fines in Asheville for liquor violations.
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Randolph Street
Wabash Avenue
Btate Street
Marshall Field
Archer Avenue
Arcadia lodging house fire in Boston claims 27 lives
A blaze at the Arcadia lodging house at 1202 Washington Street in Boston killed 27 people, injuring many and leaving others unaccounted for. Firemen fought the flames as victims leaped from windows and Front Street residents were rescued from smoke-filled rooms. An inquest will probe the disaster, described by officials as one of the city’s worst crimes.
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Arcadia
Washington Street
Nere
Leary
Thomas Connor
Tifth
Joplin
Els
Supreme Court of Missouri
Train Kills Two In Buggy In Indiana
Two young people die when a Lake Erie and Western train strikes the closed buggy near Fairfield Kokomo Indiana on Sunday. Married in Champaign the couple left no details about survivors. Edward Grishaw is reported killed in the same incident.
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Kokomo
Ind
Wilber Youngman
Champaign
Fairfield
Lake Erie & Western
Edward Grishaw
Riot at Ice Company Wagon Ends in Bloodshed in Indianapolis
On Tuesday a strike riot at Indiana and Capitol avenues left Claude Lewis dead and J M Mason fatally wounded after three black workers and two white employees of the Citizens Ice Company opened fire during an ice wagon unloading. Archie Smith and John Ashley were wounded as police secured the deputies. Witnesses say the shooters were the ice wagon men. the crowd did not fire.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Capitol Avenues
Tyesday
Claude Lewis
J. M. Mason
John Ashley
Archie Smith
Citizens' Ice Company
Indiana Avenue
Ice Company
Fred St
Foreign born whites in U S speak English report on native languages
District by district census bureau director W J Harris prepares a report on the languages spoken by foreign white stock in the United States. The survey aims to map language use among immigrant families and its spread.
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Washington
United States
W. J. Harris
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Los Angeles
Palo Yverile Valley
Blythe
Bingham
Utah
Frank Lopez
Apex
Smith
Lopex
Telegram mixup tugs Navy star back to family
Navy quarterback Nicholls received a telegram about his father’s illness just before Navy’s game with West Point. Reports say the message was meant for Mrs Nicholls at Portsmouth NH to inform her, suggesting a motive to weaken the team.
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New Haven
Conn
Nicholls
Navy
West Point
New York
Portsmouth
N. H
Baltimore
War fears prompt Hay army bill vote and Mexican crisis story
Washington reports say the House passed the Hay army volunteer bill as U S officials push toward war with Mexico amid Villa Huerta and Diaz movements. A caravan fleeing Chihuahua totals thousands with a man carrying 6 000 000 pesos.
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Hay Army
Senate
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Hay
Military Committee
Mexico
Appropriations Committee
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Wilson
American Congress
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Luis Terrazas
Bandit Kills Rail Agent on Sunset Express
Train No. 2 on the Southern Pacific was held up west of Los Angeles. The holdup man boarded at Pomona. H. L. Montague, Southern Pacific traveling passenger agent, tried to intervene and was shot dead. A sheriff's posse searches for the bandit.
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Southern Pacific
Pomona
H. L. Montague
Sheriff's Posses
President Wilson Ill in bed after trip to capitol
Reports say President Wilson remains in bed with a cold on December 6 after traveling to the capitol to deliver his address. Doctor Cary Grayson ordered rest to prevent progress of illness.
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Washington
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Capitol
Ohio post offices strained by parcel post growth in Columbus
Ohio news notes post office overcrowding in Columbus and other cities as parcel post volume rises. Columbus Postmaster Krumm hints at plans for a larger building after a costly two year structure. Other items include licensing shifts for saloonkeepers, a state Supreme Court ruling on medical licensing, and farm and industry updates.
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Joseph Tope
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George G. Natson
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Mansfield
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Guy, Cox
Madison County
John A. Gossard
South Solon
State urged to take charge of Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Paragraphs describe E. D. Sawyer of Cleveland pressing Gov. Cox to place Xenia home under state administration citing mismanagement. Reports mention per capita costs, food purchases for officials tables, and critiques from Examiner Bliss. Other items note railroad thefts, a Cleveland embezzlement case verdict, and local accidents and court remarks.
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