Senator Gore Swears at Curtis in Senate Clash
Washington June 28 Senator Gore the Oklahoma blind senator charged a Kansas colleague with heatedly confronting him in the Democratic cloakroom over Indian affairs. Gore said Curtis warned him no unanimous consent would be possible for bills in which Curtis was involved. Gore denounced Curtis on the floor in remarks that shocked listeners and hinted at bribe attempts related to Cherokee Indian legislation.
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Premier Asquith Faces Another Suffragette Brush
British statesman H. H. Asquith encounters renewed protests from suffragettes. Police manage demonstrations as crowds gather outside the Prime Minister's residence to demand voting rights for women.
Suffragettes Tuning Up for New Campaign
London reports militant suffragists plan a harsher push after months of inactivity. They accuse Prime Minister Asquith of blocking the equal suffrage bill, with Mrs Pankhurst claiming plans are ready to mobilize unless his stance changes. The Women's Suffrage League says tax refusal will accompany the vote demand, and Mrs Despard faces arrest for unpaid taxes by June 30.
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Baseball results of games in National and American Leagues
National League games in New York Philadelphia 2 0 New York Moore Moran Ames Crandall Meyers Chicago Cincinnati 2 6 Burks Clarke Ruel bach Archer Boston Brooklyn 8 2 Scanlon Barger Bergen Brown Curtis Graham Pittsburg St Louis 7 8 Webb Gibson Lash Bresnahan
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Roosevelt Signals on Campaign Principles in Congressional Fight
Washington reports the 1920 era tension as Taft defeats the Hughes labor amendment to the civil appropriation bill. Roosevelt’s stance sparks speculation on upcoming campaigns, with a focus on party unity, Cannonism, and the Ballinger-Pinchot feud. The piece frames labor’s stance, political weather, and possible Roosevelt speeches.
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