Vote for Woman Day Celebrated by Suffrage Workers
Thousands of women and men across major cities joined in parades and open air meetings to press for voting rights. Chicago led with a two mile parade while New York and Philadelphia staged mass gatherings and street events. The Illinois Equal Suffrage Association faced internal disagreements but Grace Wilbur Trout urged unity as the march began at 5 p.m. with a democratic, ward-based lineup and mounted riders bringing up the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Illinois, Equal Suffrage Association
Ldas
Congress
Mia
Grace Wilbur
Trout
Iilinoia Association
Illinois
Monet
Grace Wilbur Trout
Klingis Equal Suffrage Association
Grant Park
Lake Front
Dunne
Washington Square
Carnegie Hall
Women’s Political Union
Mitchel
Shafroth
Colorado
Katherine B. Davin
Commissioner of Correction
Rochester
Ruffalo
Troy
Syracuse
New York City
Geneva
Kaneas City
Kanaan City
Utreete
Kangas Guard
Kan Sam
Suffrage Parades and Meetings Across Several Cities
A multi city report details suffrage parades in Boston Indianapolis and Detroit with banners and roses, plus meetings in Louisville and Pittsburgh. Notable figures include Mrs Bernard Shaw Miss Lena Ashwell and Mrs Moritz Barth. The events feature police escorts, tableaux, and mass gatherings as part of the nationwide suffrage demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Parate
Mars
Amope
Bernard Shaw
Lena Ashwell
England
Moritz Barth
Colorado
State
Antis Suffrage Society
National funeral planned for Vera Cruz casualties arrives in New York
Public funeral plans are arranged in Washington for sailors and marines killed at Vera Cruz. The bodies will be brought aboard the Montana to New York. Captains Gleaves and Dunne will coordinate with civil authorities for a large national ceremony and possible procession from Battery to Brooklyn Bridge and navy yard. The Montana may depart by Monday, bringing the honored dead to New York early next week.
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Ldystene
Washington, D. C
Vera Cruz
United States
Montana
New York
Navy Department
Daniels
Albert Gleaves
Brooklyn Navy Yard
H. C. Dunne
New York Harbor
State Department
James Byington
Boise
Idaho
Cacranza
Campas
Sonora
Duluth Harbor Probe Urged After Benjamin Noble Wreck
F B Spelman of the Duluth Commercial Club asks the Lighthouse Bureau to speed an extraordinary investigation into harbor conditions. He urges enlarging the south pier tunnel, making it watertight, electrifying the fos horn, and installing an electric light at the end of the South pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Lasxity
Prevatia
Associated Presa
Duluth
Minn
Benjamin Noble
Lake Superior
F .B. Spelman
Commercial Club Committee
South Pier
Spelman
Lighthouse Bureau
Rockefeller Not At Office As Mourners March By
In New York on May 2 the march continues before the Standard Oil building in Broadway protesting the Colorado coal field strike. John D Rockefeller Jr. is at Pocantico Hills. Upton Sinclair is seen among marchers and Marie Fanz is arrested on threats to Rockefeller.
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Associated Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Pocantico Hills
Mouners
Otl
Lower Broadway
Colorado
Upton Sinclair
Marie Fans
Industrial Workers of the World
Rockefeller
Marie Fanz
Broadway
Haining
Mowmete
Secretary of War Orders Surrender of Arms in Colorado
Secretary Garrison orders all persons not in U S military service in Colorado strike districts to surrender arms and ammunition to army officers now present. Army control aims to protect property as miners and guards face disarmament and possible further troops. Three men burned in Oak Creek saloon fire. Ludlow troops take district, guards and miners respond as authorities move to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lot War Garrison
Colorado
United States Army
Garrison
Holbrook
Lrinidad
Trinidad
United States
Denver
Colo
Parsons
J. F. Welbern
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
United Mine Workers
Ithac
Istter Sre
Com Companies
Wertz
Oak Creek
Rontt County
Governor's Ofice
Robert Doggett
Judge Snow
Morrison Mine
Northwestern
Secu
Ithzens
Ludlow
United States Cavalry
Foerster
Jabout
Beer
W. A. Holbrook
Ing
Jtnelycarnis
Kedincunort O
Lon. i. B
George T. Peart
Rocky Mountain Fuel F Company
Radar
Women's Peate Association
Forbes
Oostburg Woman Burned in Fatal Ward Fire Incident
Mrs Gare Rit Klenheinselink of Oostburg died from burns received when a bonfire behind her home ignited her clothing. The blaze started after a shed fire burned the rear of the house, sending flames that forced her to smother the fire with bed clothes as the house caught fire. Her six year old daughter accompanied her later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardome
Alan Burns
Sheboygan
Wis
Gareritt Klenheinselink
Qostburg
Ibantire
Altri
Red Cross Adds Funds for Mexican Relief
Washington headquarters placed 2500 dollars to the credit of a general home in Monterey for relief of Mexican wounded after the constitutionalists captured Monterey. This follows a prior 5000 dollar appropriation sent to Vera Cruz for Mexican relief, marking a second allocation in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Praof
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Homne
Monterey
Halinna
Department
Ista
Red Crown
Vera Cruz
Life Term for Koetters in Mrs Kraft Murder Case
Chicago May 2. John Kretter received a life sentence for the murder of Mrs Emma Kraft a Cincinnati widow Judge McDonald presiding in the criminal court The verdict and ensuing punishment mark a final chapter in the case reflecting the weight of evidence and the court's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Emma. Kraft
Cincinnati
John Krettera
McDonald
Oshkosh Newspaper Index Oddities and Local Notices
An index page lists diverse town items including church notes social news conferences theater listings and civic updates. The muddled segments reference local groups Oshkosh events and notices with various typos and fragmented phrases.
County Farm Apples Showcase Storage Quality
County board members and staff sampled apples stored at the county farm storage plant. Superintendent Manuel Mantel reported the fruit was grown on the county farm and remained fresh after cold storage all winter. Mantel said a ready market exists in Oshkosh at eight dollars per barrel, up from two dollars last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of
Fiasne
Fo . Mantel
Manuel S
Onhkosh
State Department alarmed by American in jail story
Officials press for Byington hearing as Mexico tensions rise. Emery ransom case in Mexico City advances. consular reports conflict on release terms. Huerta orders Dr Ryan’s execution threat status checked by U. S. consul urging clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Dhaninds Tade
Gener
Carranza
Mexico
James
Byington Ot Boixe
Ldalo
Rehe
Campas
Sonora
Hyinglun
Byington
Simpleh
Nogales
Letcher
Chihuahua
Byfigton
Cane
Anainest
Emery
Federal
Intacatecas
Mexico City
Consult Canada
Vern Crag
Canada
Dain Vera Crus
Ryan
Cruz
Mey
Huertaesterday
Edward Iryan
America Cross
Bacatecas
President Huerta
William W.W. Canada
War Situation In Brief from Huerta Regime Cabinet Change
Cabinet shake up under Huerta prompts talk of hardened U S relations as Portillo y Rojas is replaced by Benava Ruiz in the foreign affairs post. Carranza rejects mediation armistice, pledges protection for Tampico property, and refugees stream toward home as Vera Cruz holds food stocks. Gorgas moves to shield troops from disease while Funston reports 900 tons of rations ready. Public funeral planned for sailors and marines lost at Vera Cruz. Nelson O Shaughnessy heads to New Orleans. Admiral Badger notes Tampico garrison reinforced but fighting halted. Mazatlan still sees clashes while Manzanillo improves and west coast shipping remains near-silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Vattaker
Mexico City
New Orleans
Badger
Navy Department
Tampico
Buaiy
Portillo
Efuerta
Senor Foi
Medvat
Ing
Washington
Huerta
Ruiz
Ito
Mexico
France
Senor Ruiz
United States State Department
Car Iranza
Carranza
United States
Vera Cris
Acuta
General Funston
Crtisans
New Strife in the Balkans as Epirpe Insurgents seize Kolonia
Dispatches from Durazzo report Epirpe insurgents captured the town of Kolonia south of Valona in Albania after a heavy assault. Garrison forces weakened by gendarme transfers resisted but failed to hold the town. Further threats target Korlis in the Monastir vilayet with ongoing advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolonia
Associated Press
Durazzo
Albania
Epirope
Epirus
Valona
Epiropes
Korltas
Wag Matic
Siapatches
Ontimue
Korliss
Lodge of Sorrow at Cahkoah Elks Lodge Honors George Bauman
A Cahkoah lodge of Elks No 202 held a lodge of sorrow for George Bauman with Judge Burnell delivering a bio noting his gold mining Civil War service and career as druggist banker. Eight new members were initiated raising total to 676. The state convention in Wausau was announced with delegates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauman
Cahkoah Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
G. W. Burnell
Bauman
Lodge of Sorrow
George Ll. Madison
The
Elks’ Lodge
T. R. Frentz
Frentz
B. C. Gudden
C. C. Finney
Frank A. Fuller
Clyde Bellis
Charles Dellerich
M. J. Rounds
C. R. Helsinger
Fla. Lab
Joseph Marx
Theodore Fenrich
Minority Opinion Filed On Eye Loss Compensation Case
Justice Timlin files a dissent in International Harvester Co. vs Wisconsin Industrial Commission and Ernest Koenig. He notes the prior law fixed compensation for eye loss and argues the new law should have allowed about sixty six percent of wages for 12 weeks, potentially exceeding $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Timlin
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
W. H. Yimlin
International Harvester Company
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Ernest Koenig
Kerwin
Stebecker
Timlin
Laat
Krenig
Supreme Court
Cine Newaw
Esteva Ruiz Named Secretary of State in Huerta Cabinet
Esteva Ruiz was appointed foreign minister in the Huerta cabinet succeeding Portillo y Rojas. Mediation plans were said to be unaffected, and Ruiz could serve as Huerta's commissioner if mediators propose a common envoy. The Spanish ambassador communicated the change to Washington and mediat ors resumed talks while Carranza's position remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esteva Ruiz
Huerta
Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Bate Ruiz Hax
Huerts
Portillo Y Rojas
Yeaterday
Ruiz
Portillo
Negotinni
Ria
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Suffrage Workers OF America
Indianapolis
Ind
Amelia Ms. Keller
Woman's Franchise League of Indiana
Irvington
North Side
Detroit
Mich
Board of Commerce
Equal Suffrage League
Sro
Louis
Jefferson Memorial
Forest Park
Filla S. Stewart
Chicago Political Equality Club
Pittsburg
Hudren
Vera Crus
Oshkosh
ST. Vincent DE Paul's Church and Parsonage
Oregon Street
South Park Avenue
Trousare
Shaffer
Evening “Post
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Evening Times
Wilson
Roosevelt
Oostburg
Tong Wa
Banyera
Oshkosh Orator
County Board
Oshkosh Banehall
Mberia
InduatHal Oahkoah
Hareafoot
Penwonn
Heroca
County Farm
Semot
Neral Carranza
James Dying'ton
Hoish
Byington-—Holsing
C. Emery
Alan—Vera Crux
Itary Authoritie
Associated” Brees
Stave Bryan
Y Bryan
White Hall
Tinjure
Bryan
Benteva Ruiz
Funston
Gorgas
Howard
Constitutionalista
Mazatlan
Manzanillo
Balkans
Oshkosh Kirke
Lawson
Ai Envora
Gine Funston
Vera Cras
Surgeo
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