Tennessee seals women’s suffrage by ratifying amendment
The Tennessee legislature completed the final step to enfranchise women in America by ratifying the suffrage amendment. The senate had already approved, leaving a narrow 50 to 46 lower house vote amid strong anti movement opposition led by the speaker. The state becomes the thirty sixth to back the constitutional change.
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Barto Fie
Westen
Abe “Potuessen
Aegion
Penuessea Legistatore
Staal
le Republican Ane
Hewn Cox
Pein
Canhs
Tennessee
North Carolina House of Representatives
Hime
Women of America
Senate
Wage disputes shadow central coal field talks at Cleveland
The central competitive field miners and operators spent five days at Cleveland without agreement on wages. President Wilson was urged to appoint a board of inquiry and adjustment, but terms were rejected. The strike threat looms as disputes over day wages and industrial conditions persist. The piece also notes exchange rate impacts and American Olympic competitors performing well despite criticisms of selection and preparation.
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Wilson
Cleveland
Hit
Mer
Pheerlis Searhoes
A¢He
Bo Wis
Prohibition Ticket Candidates Meet at Germantown Ceremony
The article notes Dr Arron Watkins and Leek Cotvan, candidates for president on the prohibition ticket, consolidating at a ceremony in Germantown Ohio. It mentions a photo of his son at Crane Oral Wranheel, identified by Prater as head of the de facto government of southern Russia opposing the Bolsheviks.
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Bern
Poland
Baltic
Russia
Germany
Feliix Deutsch
Deutsch
Devlin Tres
Arron Watkins
Aind Leek Cotvan
Pooseidundt Wite
Prohibition
Crermantown
Ohi
Photeehaps
Ag Chie Oral Wranheel
Prater
Rail executives urge $200 million loan spread to railroads
The Association of Railway Executives briefs on carrier loan applications from the $200,000,000 revolving fund created by the Transportation Act. It recommends the Interstate Commerce Commission allocate about $198,000,000 to railroads with higher loan totals for additions, equipment, freight, and turnout improvements and loans to build 15,309 box cars while meeting maturities.
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Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Coninssion
Great Scholar of the British Academy Praised Worldwide
The piece notes Sip Prederie G Swenvon as a leading scholar and president of the British Academy deemed by many to be among the world’s most accomplished. It calls him a great scholar and highlights his role within the academy.
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Sip Prederie
Swenvon
Weitter
Ami
British Oaeademy
Mio
Gift to San Francisco Statue to grace Legion of Honor
Rodin's famous The Thinker will stand before the Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco as a memorial to San Francisco sons who died in World War I. The large bronze statue comes from the collection of Mr and Mrs Adolph B Spreckels.
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