Colorado vacation by Rock Island rail line
Advertises a Rock Island route to Colorado with the Rocky Mountain Limited one night from Chicago and St Louis. Features include modern all steel equipment dining car service and low round trip fares from Chicago and St Louis for June 1 to September 30. Travel bureau contact provided.
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Colorado
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
St Louis
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Littl Jourreyes
Rock Island Travel Bureau
Broadway
Bist St
New Town
Ko Palmer
Madison Sq. Sw
Suffragists Clash Over Congress Tactics at Gathering
Wisconsin delegate leads clash as National American Woman Suffrage Association debates tactics with the Congressional Union. Resolutions condemn militant methods and urge unity while Alice Paul and leaders battle over state and federal campaigns during the Chicago session.
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New York Times
Chicago
National American Women Suffrage Association
Congressional Union
National Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Medill McCormick
Antoinette Funk
Alice Paul
Hotel la Salle
Miss Paul
East
Henry M. Youmans
Wisconsin Suffrage Association
Stanley McCormick
New York
Youmans
Upton
Ohio
Shaw
National Conference
Chearing
Wilson
Congress
K. Shaw
James Lees Laidlaw
Nellie Nunent Sommerville
Mississippi
Siiss Laura Clay
Kentucky
James S. Morrison
Congressional Committee
Susan Bb. Anthony
Rules Committee
Germans Punish Malines Over Arsenal Call
Antwerp correspondent reports German orders to Burgomaster Marines to post a summons for state arsenal workers under heavy penalties. With 500 men required by June 2, authorities feared mass arrest and traffic bans. No workers volunteered. by dispatch, traffic restrictions had begun as the deadline passed.
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NEW York Times
London
Handelsblad
Antwerp
Malines
von Bissing
Brussels
Marines
Comité National
German Band Becomes U S Citizens After Court Ceremony
A eight piece German band declared allegiance to the United States at the Federal Building in Brooklyn after performing the Star Spangled Banner. Chief Clerk Percy Gilkes administered naturalization papers to members Wilhelm Kreischer Gustave Kreischer Johann Kreischer Wilhelm Wahl Julius Godpel Heinrich Woll Rheingold Christian and Gustave Schneider from Atlantic Avenue and 332 Atlantic Avenue. They then marched to the street playing Columbia and Yankee Doodle.
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Federal
Brooklyn
Percy Gilkes
United States District Court
Kaiser Wilhelm
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Government probes American youths recruited for British Army
Federal inquiry into recruitment of Americans for Britain reveals four cases of inducements to enlist overseas. Two youths received promises of 100 and free transport. a 17 year old, James Pope, sailed to Liverpool as a hostler, enlisted, deserted, and returned as a stowaway. The British consul denied involvement. Congressman Tague will press Washington officials with parents’ letters supporting investigations.
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Boston
Peter F. Tagueto
England
James Pope
Liverpool
Frederick P. Leay
United States
Tague
Washington
Bryan
Department of Justice
Pindell Returns From War Zone With Cautionary View
Henry M. Pindell publisher of The Peoria Evening Journal and ambassador nominee to Russia describes his battlefield experiences near Nancy and Carency. He urges the public to avoid war unless necessary, warns that Europe’s war horror could delay peace by years, and notes Britain and France suffer shortages and altered morale. Enos Curtin and John Paulding Brown accompany him, noting ambulance service in France.
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America
Battefront
Nancy
Carency
France
Great Britain
St. Louis
Enos Curtin
John Curtin
South Street
Madison Avenue
French Army Ambulance Corps
Curtin
John Paulding Brown
Montclair
Harvard
Imi4
Women Unionists Push Suf frage Peace at National League Meet
At the fifth biennial convention of the National Women's Trades Union League in New York the agenda spotlighted peace and woman suffrage. Delegates from eight states, totaling about 100000 organized women, gathered at Cooper Union after a day of sessions and a telegraphed mass meeting at 43 East Twenty second Street. Speakers including Samuel Gompers urged universal suffrage and labor unity as Meyer London and others stressed a peaceful foundation for democracy and industrial reform.
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National Women's Trades Union League
Cooper Union
Union
New York
National Young Women’s Christian Association
Lexington Avenue
League
East
Raymond Robins
Chicago
5. M. Franklin
Samuel Gompers
Woman’s Trade Union League
Melinda Scott
Mary Dreier
Big Hall
Robins
Meyer London
London
Europe
Henry Bruere
National League
Mr. Gompers
Hugh Frayne
Howard Melish
Brooklyn
Woman's Trades Union League
Cabinet Pooled Salaries Revealed for Equalization
The coalition Cabinet plans to pool salaries to remove invidious pay gaps. Andrew Bonar Law and Sir Edward Carson proposed the scheme, excluding the Prime Minister. The new average salary rises to about £4,246 per year, with senior ministers like Buckmaster and Carson making sacrifices while others see substantial increases.
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NEW York ‘Times
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Edward Carson
Daily Chronicle
Stanley
Buckmaster
Winston Churchill
Lord Curzon
Lord Crewe
Lord Selborne
Lewis Harcourt
Arthur Henderson
Serbian Advance Reaches Two Days From Scutari
Serbian forces push through Albania from two directions and near Scutari after occupying Starova and Galobardo near Ebasan and gaining Hasi and Liuma. Report notes Albanian and Mussulman troops abandoned Scutari days earlier with little opposing resistance.
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Rome
Paris
Scutari
Giornale d'Italia
Starova
Galobardo
Ebasan
Hasi
Liuma
Canadian Casualties Raise American Involvement
Ottawa reports 102 more names added to the Canadian contingent casualty list. Five killed in action and two died of wounds. Among the wounded are Sergeant Vernon D W Stevens of Portland Oregon Private Richard Barber Ludlow Massachusetts Joseph Pratt Virginia Minnesota James B Soden Cohoes New York and Sapper Walter Greenhill Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Ottawa
Ont
Militia Department
Vernon D. W. Stevens
Portland
Ore
Richard Harber
Ludlow
Mass
Joseph Pratt
Virginia
Swiss Austria Telegraph Link Cut by Austrian Order
Swiss authorities report telegraph and telephone communication with Austria halted by Austrian Government. Bern officials say they do not understand the move and seek explanation.
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Berne
Switzerland
Austria
Detective Madigan Arrested Over Singing at Chantilly
Joseph Madigan the famed British detective and former Scotland Yard inspector was arrested by sentries at Chantilly Forest for singing The Wearing of the Green. He traveled with Dr M S Inglis of New York and trainer Tom Welsh, all released at dawn after confirming identities.
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New York
Paris
Joseph Madigan
Scotland Yard
Chantilly Forest
M. S. Inglis
Tom Welsh
Madigan
Inglis
Women Silent Pledge at Naturalization Court Protest
A cap and gown protest by the College Equal Suffrage League will march into the Naturalization Court at the Federal Building in New York City at 10 30 AM to demonstrate that intelligent American women deserve citizenship equal to foreign-born men. Led by Mra Charles L Tiffany the delegation includes doctors lawyers and writers among its members. They assemble at 10 15 AM at the south entrance of the downtown Post Office Building and proceed silently to Room 235 to witness the court proceedings.
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Naturalization Court
Federal Building
College Equal Suffrage League
Mra
Charles L. Tiffany
Bss Women's Colleges
Jessie Ashby
Anne O'Karan Shinn
Edgerton Parsons
Walter Hervey
Tom Darnton
Pauline W. Angell
Francis Brewer
Frederick Vease
New York
League
Women Relay Torch To Highlight Suffrage Drive
Mrs. H O Havemeyer leads a chain of women relaying a suffrage torch from Montauk Point to Buffalo as the Women's Political Union launches a summer campaign. The torch passes through Sag Harbor Southampton Riverhead Canastota ending with a mass meeting in Buffalo.
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New York
Montauk Point
L. 1
Buffalo
Women's Political Union
Alberta Hil
League
Thomas Manson
Union
Suffolk County
Manson
Havemeyer
Norman Stafford
Canastota
George Tiffany
Mredonta
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Jane Pincut
Alice Stocks
New York School of Applied Design For Women
Butterick Establishment Ranks World's Largest Publishing Brand
Size The Butterick establishment includes one of the largest printing plants in the world. It also claims the largest and most thoroughly complete fashion organization and the biggest pattern business globally. The Designer Delineator and The Woman's Magazine stand as separate powerful members of this unique family in international publishing.
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Designer
Delineator
Woman’s Magazine
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