Suffragists In Near Alot Suppression At Lloyd George Speech
Special Cable to The Light London Dec 3 Suffragettes disrupted David Lloyd George at a Woman's Liberal Federation meeting in Albert Hall. He pledged a bill to grant women the franchise. Attendants and stewards, 340 strong, battled disturbances as chained protesters were removed. More militants stripped to reveal imitation prison garb and interruptions continued.
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London
David Lloyd George
Woman’s Liberal Federation
Albert Hall
Lloyd George
Tie
Ania
Saint
Lood George
Woman Suffrage Sputters in London Riots
A heated scene in London over women's suffrage sparked near riot conditions as disruptive crowds attempted to silence speakers. Stewards pushed protesting women toward exits while a prominent figure in the balcony urged calm. The chancellor resumed, signaling that a bill to enfranchise women would likely be introduced in Parliament.
Postoffice Prides Defeat Soldiers in Tenpin Series
The Army Post office Prides defeated Fort Sam Houston Heroes in a tenpin match series. Pinkws led with 201 pins in the individual game, and the Prides topped the series 2218 total. Royal Achates split two league contests with Cyclones at Mission Garden alleys.
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Prides
Blair
Kineian
Vitapateiek
Cole Waren
Post Office
Howard
Lirekenbach
McClenahan
Merrill Sos
Totil
Royal Achates Ui
Byle
Royal
Achates
Cyclones
Royal Achates
Mission Garden
Oe. OH RS
Richard Moore kills R F Webb on Montree farm
In Montree Georgia on December 5 Richard Moore shot and killed R F Webb, a respected local figure. Webb had been driving to his farm when Moore allegedly seized a shotgun after a brief dispute over hogs and fired into Webb’s abdomen, ending his life.
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Hearst
Monltree
Richard
Moore
R. F. Webb
Hoth
Webb
Hig Farm
Hoch Der Kaiser Speechmaker Dies at 64
Rear Admiral Joseph Bullork Coghida of the United States Navy, famed for the Hoch Der Kaiser speech that nearly strained U S Germany ties after Manila Bay, died at Sutton Manor near New Rochelle at age 64 from heart disease. Naval funeral planned in Washington Wednesday.
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New York
Joseph Bullork Coghida
Manila Bay
Germany
Charles Chamberlain
Sutton Manor
New Rochelle
Washington
Building Permits Filed for Dwellings at Osten West Commerce and Dallas
JH Ridgeway files for a two story dwelling on Osten street 82306. G Judy constructs a five room dwelling on West Commerce street for 1200 dollars. Louisa Lewke applies for a four room dwelling on Dallas street for 800 dollars.
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JH. Ridgeway
Osten Street
G. Judy
West Commerce Street
Louisa Lewke
Dallas Street
Rebel Leader Simon Enters Port Au Prince With 8000 Army
General Antone Simon, leading a revolutionary force of 8000, entered Port au Prince after a welcome by a public safety committee delegation. Bells tolled and crowds cheered “Long live the president” as he arrived at 8 o'clock. The deposed Nord Alexis faction fled from the palace to a French cruiser and were moved to the German steamer Sarina for transport to Kingston, Jamaica.
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Hearst
Port An Prince
Des
Antone Simon
Committee of the Public Safety
Nord Alexis
Palane R
Kingaton
Jamalen
May Put Pullman Company on Grill
Dr. Barney W. Willey of the Agricultural Department says the federal government may compel the Pullman Car Company to provide fresh air in sleeping cars. He notes they have tested the air breathed by sleepers and are analyzing the material to determine its nature and origin.
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Hearst
Shington
D. C
Dee
Sine
Pullman Car Company
Sys
Barney W. Willey
Agricultural Department
Wiley
Cnre
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