Ratification Journey Continues Across States
A long Senate session marks a pivotal step toward the Susan B. Anthony amendment. Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw were absent, yet scenes and cheers filled the chamber as the measure secured two thirds. The debate shifted to state ratifications with Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Texas Georgia and more weighing the path to final approval.
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Palm Beach
Susan B. Anthony
Nent
Senate
Sargent
California
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Ass
York
Anna Howard Shaw
Susan
Y Orng
Ras Iil
Springfield
League of Nation
Pro
Caunimine
United States Senate
Mary Garrett Hay
Indiana
Maud Wood Park
Transports Arriving Over Two Days From Bordeaux and Marseille
A list of transports docking over May 21 to May 28 from Bordeaux and Marseille. Vessels include The Pretoria, The West Haven, The Nostalk, The Muca d Aosta, The Pannonia, The Santa Alia, The Michiwanka, The Rambler, and The Von Steuben. Cargoes comprise infantry detachments, supply and medical detachments, headquarters units, engineers, artillery, ordnance, and veterinary sections.
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Bordeaux
308Th
Aoth
Pretoria
Brest
Wig Burana
Bordeauy
West Haven
67Th Special Camua
Muca d
Barineers
Michiwanka
Um St. Nasir Field
Sth
Hattalon
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Hatalion Signal Corps
Issrh Field Artillery
Mobie
von Steuben
Machin
Air Survice
Rail deficit in April shows 841 million drop for rail lines
Washington reports advance April railway earnings show a total deficit of 841,145,000 for the month, with four month loss totaling 174,418,000. Freight traffic fell 4.6 percent year over year but higher tariffs partially offset revenue declines. Operating revenues near 97,000,000 while expenses rose to 45,601,000. net operating income 46,145,000. Eastern roads 7,522,000 loss. Western roads 1,826,000 loss. Southern roads 1,201,000 loss.
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York Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Metropolitan Museum to Exhibit New International Art Collection
To day a major display opens at the Metropolitan Museum featuring works under the Hoagie of Natmins and other institutions. The show includes pieces from Valumitla Universites and Acbed Council at America, with guests from Saferly and Safely. The event runs through the week at locations on Madison Avenue and related venues in New York.
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Mary Garrett Hap
Women’ Inccutive
Republc
Ita
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Women of
New York
Calder
TAY Ree Ashininglonga Metropoliten Museum
Ath Aniort
Astoy Tate
Waldorf-Astorlt
Krakauer Seiler Vorvertien
Pennsyltani Reed
National Pork
Watitiely Agilurpstate Menting
Mituniigajral Taaritye
Stek
Pera Ion
Huvulne
Acimeiny Antimon
Washington
Rinhiros Nahitiplon
Triad Yana
Duboering
Lay
Wen Pitt
Duke Moly
Witch Avenue
Hite
Abie Cuterion
Museinanh
Madison Avenue
Actues
Transportatin Bureau Urged in Rail Crisis
In Washington on June 4 AL Thomas proposed creating a government department with three directors to represent the public in traffic matters and to guide rate cases, backed by the American Association of Short Line Railroads. Davies Warfield urged Congress to set a concrete rate rule, suggesting 6 percent return on investment and division of excess beyond that.
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Department
Thoms Idea
Washington
Department of
AL Thom
Association Railway Executives
American Association of Short Line Railroads
Thom
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomat
Davies Warfield
National Association of Iwnera of
Railroad Securities
Congress
Warfield
Intersuite Commerce Commission
Weather Summary for Iroquois and Ports in June
Last twenty four hours showed variable readings with humidity around 70 percent. Weather notes indicate warm trend from the lower lake region toward the Midwest with scattered showers along the South Atlantic and Gulf states, fair in the East and Northeast by Friday, and generally mild temperatures across the region with light to moderate winds aboard several steamers and ports reporting arrivals and departures.
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Lower Lake Region
Iner Olin
Missuri
South Atlantic
East Gulf
East Gulf States
Ghes
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Kantahar
Cape
al Steiner
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Cnoetin
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New York
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Itaees
Thi
Iphia
Ducney
Maninidalgia Avansal
Vien
Bustin
Swatucke
Hottest Day Sets City Heat Record and Death Toll
The city endured a record hot day with 92 degrees in the shade and near 100 on the streets. One death and numerous heat prostrations were reported as the Weather Bureau warned of continuing heat. Arsene Brunot, 72, died in the French Hospital as the arid spell kept many outdoors in parks and near beaches.
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Weather Bureau
Arsene Brunot
Bronx
East Side
Battery Park
City Hall Park
Mulberry Park
Croker News and Dr Schoonover Die in New York
Richard Croker former Tammany Hall boss visits New York on business then departs for Ireland aboard the Carmania with Mrs Croker noting plans for profit sharing and praising party activists. Dr Warren Schoonover eighty one longtime physician of New York dies after an operation at Broad Street Hospital. He lived at 115 East Fifty ninth Street and served as secretary of the Board of Manage Northeastern Dispensary and held multiple medical and fraternal memberships.
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Tammany Hall
Savoy
Dempsey
Willard
Alen
Governor Smith
Thomas F. Smith
Fourteenth Street
Jose Orby
Ireland
Charles F. Murphy
Jim
Hylan
Palm Beach
Smith
Tom Smit
Croker
Warren Schoonover
New York City
Broad Street Hospital
East Fifty-ninth Street
Schoonover
Honesdale
Union College
College and Surgeons
Willard Parker
Charity Hospital
Blackwell's Island
Northeastern Dispensar Eee
American Academy of Medicine
Amelia Academy of Political and Social Sciences
Alma | Amity
The
Ans’ Mutual Aid
Brooklyn educator Edward Bush dies of pneumonia
Edward Bush, a retired Brooklyn principal and longtime educator, died Tuesday at his home in Brooklyn of pneumonia. He served as president of the Brooklyn Teachers' Association and held roles including treasurer and secretary, contributing to the teachers' union and local education efforts for decades.
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Edward Tu
Exay-Nine
Brooklyn
Hewes Street
Brooklyn Teachers
Ning
Vars
Brooklyn Teachers’ Janes Association
Decorated Heroes Return With Warship Transfer and Parades
The Patricia carried 2 317 officers and men from the 5th Division and Oklahoma troops including 1000 Indians among south western soldiers. Private Albert Sydney Hartwell earned the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre with palm after being wounded twice and serving before US entry. Captain G B Staith and Lieutenant Eno led casualties. Brigadier General Worth commanded the voyage. Turner and Sampler, both from Oklahoma, earned Congressional medals for bayonet actions at St. Mihiel. Commander M K Metenif, aboard the O'Brien when it sank a German U boat, also returned.
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St. Louie's Poberty
Allentown
America
Albert Sydney Hartwell
East Third Strut
United States
Wan
B. Taylor
Olean
Chemin Des Dame
Lewis
Staith
Eno
Riverside Drive
Patricia
Sth
Oklahoma
IV. A. Robertson
Peeram Worth
Tivi
William R. Smith
Harold J. Turner
Seminole
Okla
Samuel H. Sampler
Mongon
State
St. Btinne
Turner
Sampler
M. K. Metenif
U. S
O’brien
Irish Sea
Clyde W. Rigby Dies After Long Illness
Clyde W. Rigby forty two theatrical manager of Youngstown Ohio died at home after a long illness He once ran the Century Theatre in New York before his illness and retirement per local obituary notes.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Clyde W. Rigby
Hight
Century Theatre
New York
Ex Governor William T. Haines dies at 65 in Maine
Former Maine governor William T. Haines died at a Waterville hospital from pneumonia after an operation. A lawyer with vast timber lands, he had served in the State Senate and House, was attorney general, and governor from 1909 to 1911. He was 65, born in Lee, Maine, and studied at the University of Maine and Albany Law School.
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Leevunt
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House of Representatives
Executive Council
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Manoc Turers
Ticonic National Bank
Obituary notices of notable New York figures and families
William P. Douglas 77 lifelong yachtsman and NY Yacht Club leader dying at his home. Carla A fay Elizabeth M Sapford widow of Truman TH Suttard Williams College astronomy professor. Dinand Th Rauaitsch er stockbroker’s son died at home. Nick Lockwood Veiller Tuesday death at West Sixtieth Street. Veiller a noted Weston Redwidlot family member.
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Douglas
Land
New York Yacht Club
James Gordon Benenett
Carla A Fay
Elizabeth M. Sapford
Truman TH. Suttard
Williams College
Livingston Place
Finn
Williton
Births Marriages and Deaths In Memoriam Notices
The Tribune invites notices by telephone up to midnight for the next day’s paper. Submit as preferred with payment to be mailed later.
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Marriages Reported With Maplewood and New York Couples
Marriage notices list Lt Roger Williams Hirdaeye and May Dison of Maplewood now wed in Washington DC. Also Henry V Varay Uemser Cantain, quartermaster corps, and Ceo Lavellier of Minneapolis were married in New York. The announcements note a lengthy engagement and formal ceremony.
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Birdsey
Ieutenst
Roger Williams Hirdaeye
D.C
Walworth
Varay Uemser — Cantajn
Henry V Quartermaster Corps
New York
Lavellier
Minneapal Ment
Iain AC. Bawatt
Death notices from a New York area paper fragment
Death notices listing multiple individuals with obituaries and funeral details including dates June 1918, locations in Brooklyn and Manhattan, and references to family members. Names include Mary Brady, Jessie Amprell, Angeline Fetitt, Ella Echmeimer, Angeline Ford, Rosa Gorey, Frank Inglan, John Gillan, Kenny family and others with funeral times and cemeteries mentioned.
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Martin Gores
Deloved
Ninhand
Jennie Goreyner Winklemeyers
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Bayt
Our Lady of Merry
Mariana 1
Fordham Road
P.O. E
San Salvador
St. Raymund's
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Rosa
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Horton
Puneal
SEA Clinton
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Frank J. Inglan
Fignera
Aso East
Neons - Kenny
Beth Gorman Kenny
Memorial Service Notice for Norwalk Resident
A memorial service is planned for the late resident of Norwalk at Calvary Comers and St Marys Church. The date is June and local references indicate a funeral or mass in memory of the deceased with details forthcoming.
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Jane Froderts Lynchison Jans
John Fo Fanch
New York
Allentued
Ned June
St Marys Chusete
Calvary
West
Selene Tates
Churen Ang
Columbus
Frank
Campbell
Byrosdorer
Goth St Jowntown Omer
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