Women Do Valiant Service in the Armies of the Czar
Readable segments recount Russian women enlisting as soldiers in various regiments under the czar’s banner. Notables include Mme Kokovtsopf and Alexandra Lagareva, who earned crosses for bravery while influencing troops and aiding wounded. Other women like Klara Bashkirad won college steps and fought through recon missions, with several stories of capture, escape, and continued service in Don Cossack and infantry units.
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Czar
Enemi
Perminalas
Mme “Xokovtroff
Petrograd
Mme. Kokovtzoff
Abe
Kokovtsotfs
Klra Bashkirod
Josephe
Ana
Nicholas
Nicoles Puport
Miss Krassinnikozr
Mme. Samsonoff
SS George
Alexandra Lagareva
Alexandra
Ietlo Forea
Soma
Uhlan
Olga Tehiwelyan
Ugaly
Readerkamps
Mafchurin
Yonkers
Daring Muscovite Women and the Russian Suffrage Gap
A fragment reflecting on Russian women’s role and the suffrage movement. It notes that despite brave actions by Muscovite women, women have not yet won suffrage in Russia and men remain outside full equality. The piece hints at broader social changes ahead.
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Patrograd
Gelyti
Anort
Witcw
Reston
Fernluieta
Rustan Dums
Russia
1920 Census Shows 57.17 Percent Blind in U S
Washington July 10 The Census Bureau released a bulletin detailing that the 1920 census found 57.17 percent of blind persons in the United States, or 62.8 per 106 000 of total population. It notes world totals about 2,290,000 and lists state and age related factors, including high ratios in New Mexico Nevada and Arizona.
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Washington, D. C
Consun Bureau
United States
Canada
Ugwan
Denmark
Germany
Netherlands
South Wales
Weateen
Australia
New Mexico
Nevada
LHS
Jka Trechons
Arizona
Kentucky
Tennesse
Vermont
War policy backed by big business men in Washington
Washington July 16. American business support for President Wilson’s war policy is shown by letters and messages from leaders like Cal George Pops of the National Association of Manufacturers praising prompt action to protect neutral commerce. Officials and business figures affirm firm attitudes toward belligerents and international law, with Britain notes delayed as Germany steers cruiser action and the United States remains committed to neutral rights and postwar claims settlement.
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Washington, D. C
American Business New
Wilson
White House
Cal
George Pops
National Association of Manufacturers
Great Britain
United States
Internationa
Germani Cruis
Dryan
Increase in Supreme Court Members Urged for Speedier Justice
A Texas editorial advocates enlarging the Supreme Court from three to five judges to reduce docket backlogs. It cites Chief Justice Phillips and Justices Hawkins and Yuantis as favoring the amendment, argues larger bench would speed decisions, and notes concerns about workload and efficiency in a growing state.
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Supreme Court
W. F. Ramney
Texas
Beerdon
Nica Beranlp
Kauye
Eupreme Court
Val
Sam
Justin
Brown
Into
Thomas J. Brown
Indice Brown
Tudge Phillips
Fudge Brown
Jarlive Phillips
Hawkins and
Yuantis
Tues Willams
Peaman
di Teil
Dow
Hersek
Supreme Covert
Texan
Tribunal
Iast
Supreme Court of the United States
Iset Resort
Arizona
New Morecco
Montana
Novedstah
Wyoming
Mississippia
Dallna
Fort Worth
San Antopsy
Leiters
Colquitt
Extra-Session Talk Abandoned by President Study
Washington July 19 The text reports that the idea of an extra session of Congress is unlikely amid international disturbances and treasury deficits. It notes President Wilson has shown no commitment to calling Congress back, preferring cabinet and State Department advisers handle foreign negotiations. Congress may stay out until December, with lawmakers distracted by wartime concerns and revenue legislation.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Treasury
Washington
Wilson
Toraens
State Department
Waslington
Senate
Ewlug Howover
Exita Nesainn
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Sterma
Prom Mig
Kim Magharroff
Pop
Kirby Col- Togs
St Georges
Wira
Diad
Jemy Wolker
Thalef
Mme
Koburteos
Cour
Nicholas der Toad
B. A. Wilson
W. Commerce St
Fhonep
Crockett
Crocker
San Antonio
Josgollen
Ribacouna
Soleys Dita Pe
U. S
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Mebil
Hunter
Fryar
Tielge Urews
Courts of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court Telay
Court of Civil Appeals
America
Supreme Court of
Tess
Aide-De-Carys
Paceranes
Dane
Séralua
New York
Divine
Dixie Furniture Company
North Flor
Impernonerén
Soller
Mission
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