Clubwoman Whitney Convicted Under Syndicalism Law in California
Miss Charlotte Anne Whitney, prominent Oakland clubwoman and social worker, convicted of disloyalty under the new criminal syndicalism statute. Sentenced to 14 years in state prison, she appealed. The case highlighted her long career in suffrage, charity work, and reform efforts in California.
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Military board cites 65000 wounded in training claim
A board asserts that about 65,000 wounded and disabled soldiers are in training status. The figure underscores ongoing recovery and retraining efforts amid wartime need.
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