Final Meeting of American Woman Suffrage Association Ends
The fifty first and final convention of the American Woman Suffrage Association convened in Feb 13 with delegates from major cities. Leaders including Carrie Chapman Catt urged unity as a broader League of Women Voters forms, aiming to press for ratification and non partisan political action.
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Former Minnesota Secretary of State Dies Early Today
St Paul Feb 1 Former Secretary of State Albert Berk died today at Mounds Park from pneumonia complications. A well known Republican in state and national circles, he served in the legislature in several terms after leaving the secretary state office and had been an invalid for the past two years.
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Sam Ete
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Fragmentary German Dye Details From London Report
London reports discuss German dyes and a color focus amid British trade, noting a debate over quantities and trials. The fragment references February events and treaty mentions, with unclear figures and partial descriptions of chemical loads and charges.
Stock Exchange to Build 22 Story Wall Street Tower
The New York Stock Exchange announced plans to erect a twenty two story office building adjoining its Wall Street home. It has purchased the Wilks and Mortimer nine story buildings to clear space for a larger trading floor and future board room needs. The project will extend a whole block on Wall Street and is valued at about 3 million dollars.
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Death of Kolchak Reported as Confirmed Execution
London reports confirm the execution of Admirs Kolchak former head of the All Russian government and his minister M Popeslimyev at Irkutsk on the morning of February The revolutionary committee at Irkutsk ordered the two to be shot at 2 o'clock fearing rescue. Details on why they were captured by the revolutionaries remain unclear.
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Bolshevik General Threatens Fire On Odessa Ships
A Bolshevik general warned he will open fire on British warships at Odessa within three days if they stay in the harbor. The message, relayed via Rear Admiral A McCully, notes surprise at British bombardment of Bolshevik troops and mentions merchant ships could be welcomed for commerce. Ice forms offshore amid frigid weather and reports say Bolsheviks who seized Nikolaiev are well equipped, some in British uniforms.
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France denies alliance with Serbia reports
Paris reports a formal denial from Home officials stating no documents exist in certain papers alleging a military alliance between France and Jugoslavia. No negotiations for an alliance or military reinforcement have taken place, and Premier Millerand was absent during the ministers meeting.
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Nurses to be trained in Canadian hospitals says Ontario official
Toranis Ont February 12 government plans to train one hundred eirie for work in provincial amenity sectors next month according to the provincial secretary. The announcement indicates Ontario will support nursing and hospital staffing across provinces.
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Automobile Exhibition Planned in Antwerp This Summer
An exhibition of automobiles will be held in Antwerp Belgium during the coming summer. Details are incomplete in the torn notice but indicate a public event organized around vehicle displays and related activities.
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Senate Debates Sale of Ex German Ships Sparks Conflict
Washington Feb 13 A concurrent resolution seeks to bar selling the thirty former German liners by private bid, unless public bidding is followed. Ashurst says shipboard plans sell to International Mercantile Marine for 28 million. shipboard value cited as 154 million prewar and 330 million current. Committee action expected as Payne to explain.
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Rt Ofeer Sie Gce Corporation
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South America
Ratification of the woman suffrage amendment completed
Arizona legislators ratified the woman suffrage amendment. Other items note ongoing U S political moves, labor disputes, and international tensions. Reports cover Wilson’s cabinet plans, a Massachusetts arbitrator’s death, Villa’s ammunition raids, and European political shifts plus localWisconsin and Minnesota briefs.
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Arizona
Train Hits Speeder Near Rogers Killing Three Railroad Workers
Valley City North Dakota February 11 three railroad workers were killed when passenger train 108 struck the gantry speeder they rode a half mile east of Rogers Gust Wallin Joe Urban and G By Dachor died from injuries Wallin and Urban were killed instantly Dachor died en route to a hospital after being moved from the interurban car between North Valley and Valley City
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Wallin
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Babson Heads Cattle Association Officers at Madison
Babson of Chicago was elected president of the Western Guernsey Cattle association at its annual meeting in Madison after a banquet. Other officers named include W. W. Clark of Grand Rapids, Chas. A. Wilkins of Platteville, Judge W. B. Quarton of Algonquintown as vice presidents. H. A. Wold of West Salem as secretary and W. R. Ingalls of Ball and William Jones of Waukesha as executive committee members.
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Western Guernsey Cattlers’ Association
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Grand Rapids
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Patteville
W. B. Quarton
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H. A.wold
West Salem
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W. R. Ingalls
Eall
William Jones
Waukesha
President proposes settlement plan for railroad wage dispute
Washington February 13 Consolidated ticket offices, kept during federal control, will stay in most large cities when railroads return to private operation, the railroad administration reports. Companies broadly back the public convenience and economies of ending wage disputes. Chicago may drop the plan as a major line demands an exclusive business space.
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Extradition row over former emperor dominates European talks
Paris reports Premier Millerand presses for enforcement of the Versailles extradition clause. Germany’s offer to try the accused at home is rejected. Allied notes to Holland urge surrender of the exiled former emperor William, warning his presence endangers peace. Britain signals open discussions as London notes detail the intent to keep pressure while considering internment outside Europe.
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Matin
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Evening Standard
Amendment to King's Speech Sparks Anglo American Debate
London feb 13 Horatio W Bor ibtaley M P from South Hackney and editor of John Bell offered in the house an amendment to the king s speech addressing relations between Great Britain and the United States. The amendment regrets that the speech mentions no mention of the republic or the negotiations and calls for clearer wording on Allied and diplomatic ties.
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Horatio W. Bor Ibtaley
House of Commons
South Hackney
John Bell
United States
House
Great Britain
President Wilson Outlines Rail Wage Controversy Policy
Washington reports an unalterable decision in the railroad wage dispute by President Wilson after a conference with brotherhood representatives. The policy centers on justice to all interests, with a plan for an impartial tribunal to review wage demands. Officials said a conference would continue to consider the proposal amid ongoing talks with Hines and Tamany.
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White Hope
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Canada objects to change in the Covenant
Ottawa Feb 13 Canada has given Great Britain notice that it objects to any change in the covenant of the League of Nations that would prevent the dominion from full fledged member status and voting in the assembly. After a cabinet meeting last night urgent representations were forwarded to imperial authorities protesting acceptance of the Lane root reserve in the peace treaty now before the United States Senate.
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League of Nationa
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United States Senate
Ship Officer Seeks More Rum For Liquor Stock
Southampton dispatch notes a Cunard liner awaiting provisions as bar stocks run low. Officers report dwindling tea and ale aboard, with crew and stewards indicating supply delays and a need for additional liquor to satisfy passenger demand.
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