Women Picket Convention for Suffrage at Chicago Rally
National Woman's party pickets at the Republican National Convention in Chicago protest the ratification delay. Emblems in purple and gold signal a silent protest as police prepare to clear the area at 11 o'clock. Leaders say the demonstration will continue until obstruction to suffrage is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem A Ster
Chicago
Tyne R—Pickota
National Woman's Party
Phil Alending
Rybails Cme
Atiro Vou
Woman's Party
Wwe
Belive Hunt
Aeryantyd
Agate Nehwa Hollows
Inatet
Conneuticut
Nul
Anant
Abby Scott Whey
Duis Stevens
Law Fenen Lows
Muith Ain
Inc. Musyelly of
Tin
Erie
Washington Police Report On British Flag Burning
A Washington report details a flag burning incident in front of the Treasury building. The document, prepared for the District of Columbia Commissioners, includes an accompanying photograph and notes the involvement of a woman linked to British symbols. Strong local authorities and state department review appear indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dreath
Treasury
Rolleh
District of Columbia
Forwart
Colby
State Department
Feuect
Watson Heads Committee on Resolutions
The Resolutions Committee began hearings in Chicago to shape a Republican platform. Speakers urged aviation reform and a strong national air service, Irish policy, league of nations questions, and one plank on suffrage and domestic issues. The panel aims to finalize a draft for Thursday's convention.
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Old Guard
Mills Committee
Resolutions Committee
Tecess
Watson
Louis Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wea
Reed Smoot
Utah
H. K. Knadler
Washington, D
Mon’ Hureau
Legislative Relief
Knadler
la Guardia Aska
Plorello H. 1A
Guardia
Board of Aldermen
New York City
Department of Sir
Adriatic
Italian
Wilson
Air Department
la Guardia
Post Office
War
Navy
Department of the Interior
la Gusria
Aviation, Production Board
Imperial
America
Walter M. Chandler
New York
House of Representatives
Chandler
Esthonia
Sinn
Esthenia
England
Italy
France
Dapin
United States
League of Nations
Hague Tribunal
Johnson
California
Walla
William Allen White
Kansas
William Heyourn
Kentucky
D. Lawrence Groner
Keylan
Mary Garrett Hay
Mia. Youmans
Oroton
Walter McNab Miller
Missouri
Misa Ada Bush
Indiana
Maud Wood Park
Richard Edwards
George (Ullhorn
St. Louis
Mexico
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Aaa
Andrew Humphrey
New York County
Republican Committees
South
Humphrey
Fulrowe
Chigagd
Ansociated Press
Watson Doeigret
Resolutions
Borah
Idaho
Kelloge
Minnesota
Hale
Maine
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senator Lodge
Washington
Fisye
Zmook Apo
Wll
Phittowiy
Versailles
Allen Completes Nomination Speech At Fort Sheridan
Governor Allen of Kansas completed his nomination speech for Major General Wood and took it to Fort Sheridan for final approval. The piece notes looming platform questions on league of nations anti stride legislation suffrage, and proposals by forming interests.
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Chicago
Allen
Kansas
Wood
Fort Sheridan
Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Senators Named From Across States and Territories
A list enumerates numerous senators and political figures by state and territory, including Colorado through Wisconsin, District of Columbia, Alaska, the Philippines, Porto Rico and Hawaii. It names individuals such as O. C. Hamlin, Isaac M. Ullman, W. B. Borah, William Allen White, James E. Watson, Ogden L. Mills, and John W. Wise among others.
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Colorado
O. C. Hamlin
Connecticut
Issac M. Ullman
Delaware
I. H. Hall
Florida
J. T. Bielby
Georgia
B. J. Davis Idolis
W. B. Borah
Timeis
Medilla McCormick
Indiana
James E. Watson
Towa
Charles E. Pickett
Kansas
William Allen White
Kentucky
William, Heyburn
Louisiana
D. A. Lines
Maine
George G. Weeks
Maryland
W. Bladen
Massachusetts
Louis A. Coolidgn
Michigan
Harrie Gilon
Minnesota
Frank Murphy
Isstasippi
J.T. Montgomery
Missouri
W. L. Cole
Montana
Lynn D, Ambrose
Nebraska
Hon Love
Nevada
B. W. Griffith
New Hampshire
Jesse M. Horton
New Jersey
Austin
New York
Ogden L. Milla
North Carolina
B. Tuckes
North Dakota
Vaale Chic
A. R. Tohavens
Oeneeiekom
Oklahoma
Vernon Whiting
Oregon
Wallace McCainant
Pennsylvania
W. E. Crow
Rhodesland
R. Livingston Beek
Mat
South Carolina
RR. Telberg
South Dakota
Chumne
Tennessee
Fred Arm
Texas
T. P. Lee
Utah
Reed Smost
Vermont
John M. Tho
Virginia
D. Lawrence
Washington
M. C. Richards
West Virginia
A. B. White
Wisconsin
EJ. Gross
Uy Ot
District of Columbia
Frank J. Hogs
Alaska
George C. Hiblet
Philippines
A. S. Crossfield
Porto Rico
R. H. Todd
Hawaii
John W. Wise
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Worman
Chicago Coliseum
Aikend
Lin
Congress
Thomas N. McGarter
Pobite
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
N. G. Richards
Yakima
Wash
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Samuel Gampers
Isher
Pakform
Ilsgn
Republicana
Monrna
Thone
Nd Tomight
Irvin Fisher
Yale
Charles N. Fowler
S. D. Bond
Committee On
Alabama
J.J. Curtis
Gimbel Brothers
Gimbels French Blouse Salon
Pest & Co
Fifth Avenuez
35Th Street
John David
Thorndyke
W. Collars
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