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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

3

Suffrage Roadblock Shows Up in Tennessee

Nashville reports the suffrage drive is stalled by technical injunctions and a legislative absence. Governor Roberts faces a court order barring certification while anti suffrage forces push for reconsideration votes. The dispute centers on notifying Washington and prompting federal action as candidates seek reelection.

Nashville Tenn Alabama Tennessee Washingdon Tie Suvernor Ala‘ne Washington Colby Ruberts

Everything's Fair In Love And War Love Triangle Idyll

A humorous tale set in Angiers recaps Private George Mau and his friends Adams and Mence pursuing romances with Carmen and Mabel. Jealousy leads Mau to strike Carmen and a workhouse sentence follows for Adams. Carmen later finds shelter with Adams's mother as the story ends with domestic domestic bliss.

George Mau Frank Mence George Adama Angiers Prante Andiers Carmen Mabel Mademoiselles Mademoiselle Carmen Adams Mence Benedicts Chicago Exte Adams Mau Trino Frand’ Adams John Richardson Massame Carmen Mau Bar of Justice Madam Carmen

Died at 60 Years in Ministry Rev H C Rosenburger

Tacoma obituary notes Rev H C Rosenburger longtime pastor of East Congregational Church died after a 60 year ministry. He preached thousands of sermons baptized dozens of people and performed many marriages across Iowa Texas and Virginia during his career.

Tacoma Wash

Miss Rockefeller Hidden From Man In New York

Mrs Elnore Rockefeller 74 says her 34 year old daughter Viola is kept away from John William Marsh 62 to avoid his advances. Marsh denies the charges stating he helped Viola out of pity and did not plan elopement. A summons calls for examination before Magistrate Louis Reynolds.

New York Aus Elnore Rockefeller William Rockefeller John D Viola John William Marsh Marsh California

Mexican Bandit Zamora Kidnaps Five Americans

A Mexican bandit Pedro Zamora has kidnapped five Americans and one British subject in Jalisco. Federal troops pursue Zamora as missing miners from the Esperanza Mining Co. are held, including Charles Hoyle and his wife and Harry Gardner. Hoyle is related to inventor John Hammond.

Washington Pedro Zamora Jalisco State Department Mexico City Zamora Guadalajara Charles Hoyle Harry Gardner Culver Dietrich Esperanza Mining Company Hoyle John Hays Harmond W. B. Johnson

Two Officers Die in Battle with Negroes in North Carolina

In Walnut Cove and Madison a posse battle left Chief of Police Matthews and a fellow officer dead. A negro was seriously wounded as three Madison escapees were captured after a carnival incident and subsequent pursuit. Five men were arrested and one managed to flee in a car toward the mayor’s office.

Winston Salem N. C Matthews Walnut Cove Aiter Marton Madison Sheriff's Posse Martin

Mooney Publishes Journal From San Quentin Cell

Thomas Mooney, imprisoned for the preparedness day explosion, begins a monthly paper from his cell at San Quentin. In the first issue he says the paper was directed by his wife and that he alone is responsible for every word.

San Quentin Cal Thomas Mooney San Francisco Mooney

Mays Returns as Yankee Pitcher After Fatal Accident

Carl Mays, the pitcher involved in the Ray Chapman tragedy, was announced as the New York Yankees starter for today's game against the Detroit Tigers at Polo Grounds. He earned his first win since the incident.

Polo Grounds New York Carl Mays Ray Chapman Yankee Detroit Tigers Mays

America Warns Poland Not to Invade Russia

The United States warns Poland against invading Russia as Polish forces advance toward their border. Britain and the United States seek assurances that Polish action will respect Russia’s territorial integrity, while Allied discussions consider Danzig and potential French-Polish support.

America Poland Russia Washington State Department Warsaw Britain England U. S Sir Auckland Geddes Colby Francis Pulaski Legation Norman Davis Danzig Reginald Tower League of Nations Droher Berlin Reginald T. Tower Germany Tower

Hunger strike in London weakens Lord of Cork

Lord of Cork, London, on a hunger strike, was smoking today and reported weaker yet determined not to abandon the strike.

London Cork

Smuggling by Air and Water Alleged in Canada Whisky Case

Chicago dispatch reports Prohibition Commissioner A V Dalrymple plans to seek an airplane agent to halt smugglers. Capt Joseph E Taylor of Indianapolis chased a plane carrying 25 cases of Canadian whisky, claiming regular trips from Canada. Dalrymple has previously accused whisky smuggling via Lake Michigan torpedo boats.

Chicago Jaj Dalrymple America Lake Michigan Canada

Chicago Faces Crisis as Vice Rumors and Murders Surge

Social workers report Chicago a five to ninety five mix of vice with black and tan cafes and illicit saloons. Two policemen were shot at Beaux Arts club as calls to close the Peking cafe and other venues grow louder amid claims of widespread law evasion and growth of vice districts.

Chicago William Hennessy James Mulcahy Beaux Arts Club Peking San Francisco W. W. Tyler Antivice League Joseph T. Bowen Juvenile Protective Association of Chicago Michael W. Delaney Tye Tyler Anti-Vice League

Drew Among Actors Sued for Slander

Robert S. Kegerreis sues John Drew and more than twenty actors and Players' club members for 100000 damages in federal court. He claims in October 1915 the defendants conspired to harass and ruin his career by circulating false reports to managers accusing him of treason and espionage.

New York Robert S. Kegerrs John Drew Players’ Club Shephard Federal District Court Kegerreis Drew United States

Ruth War Club Statuettes To Be Produced For Sale

Two Chicago businessmen strike a deal with Baba Ruth to reproduce his figure and famous war club as statuettes. The miniatures will stand 7% inches high and are designed by Guido Rebechhini with Ruth to receive a royalty on all statues sold.

Ruth Chicago Baba Ruth War Club Merbie Guido Rebechhini Ruth Ia Ead

Archbishop Mannix Visits Cork Lord Mayor Amid Hunger Strike

London reports Archbishop Dan Mannix of Australia visited Cork Lord Mayor Mac Sweeney to demand actions from British authorities over a hunger strike. Mannix called him a martyr and refused to promise secrecy. Messages from the dying mayor urged Irish sacrifice as turmoil grows and rumors circulate of possible release.

London Dan+ Yel Mannix Australia Mac Sweeney Cork Mack Sweeney Iriah Republic Brixton Ireland Belfast Swanzy Church Lisburn MacCurtain Athlone Dundadly Kilrush

American Consul at Vladivostok Robbed in Broad Daylight

A Kowanal dispatch from Tokyo reports six bandits robed the American consul at Vladivostok. The consul and his wife with four British officers were stopped and relieved of valuables on the city outskirts. Earlier that day Russian bandits entered Vladivostok in two autos and fired on militia, causing Japanese troops to intervene and capture the militia before releasing them.

Tokia Vladivostok Kowanal

Husband claims body of suiciding wife in New York

The husband, Percy Deverall of Wheeling WV, claimed the body of Mia Alice Deverall found suffocated with aviator Harold Ferry in a New York hotel room. He said Ferry and his wife were friends and the pair chose death by their own action rather than live under their condition.

New York Mia Alice Deverall Harold Ferry Percy Deverall Wheeling West Virginia Ferry Deverall

Sugar prices cut by big refiners may affect markets

New Wink reports two large refiners cut granulated sugar to 27.100 a pound, with one refining firm matching the decline later in the day. Other sugar futures remained unchanged at 12.040. Cuban sugar duty noted but not detailed.

Stock Yards Workers Demand Higher Wages

Chicago August 34 A petition seeks a wage increase for stock yards workers. About 200 000 employees would be affected with 80 000 in other cities under prior agreements. Witnesses discuss raises to match outside rates. Judge Albert Alchuler weighs the complaint as arbitration proceeds.

Chicago Simueling Bears Pa Ay Redmond Brefman Kansas City Svidenos Jacob Morrow Morrow Coop—Ra Coopers Pallintants Tuseday James G. Condon Pfaelzer Company Al#chuler

Britain and Egypt Near Recognition Agreement

London dispatch reports a Times note that Britain and Egypt may reach a tentative recognition deal. Milner mission and former Egyptian minister Zoguht Pasha allegedly concluded talks. Cairo would gain protection against outside aggression in return for recognizing Britain's privileged position in Egypt.

London Times London the Times Great Britain Egpt Viscount Milner Egypt Zoguht Pasha Heyat

World labor calls for universal strike to avert future wars

The international league of trade unions at Rotterdam urges a world workers mobilization to prevent future wars. It claims 27 000 000 members and argues organized labor must refuse to transport troops or war materiel. A general world strike could be invoked if other methods fail.

London Froletariat of the Universe International League of Trade Unions Rotterdam Times

Jews Seek Seat in League of Nations

Paris August 24 The committee of Jewish delegations announced it will wage a campaign to obtain a seat in the League of Nations for Jewish representatives. It plans a worldwide movement among Jews and the election of Jewish national councils early next winter to create a new committee of Jewish delegations.

Paris Committee of Jewish League of Nations League Ils

Refugee arrivals in Danzig draw U.S. alert

American Commissioner Dresel in Berlin reports to Washington that hundreds of U.S. refugees have crowded into Danzig from Poland. He notes no major disturbances in Danzig since August 5 and cautions on ongoing displacements and protection needs.

Danzig Washington Poland State Department Dregel Berlin Dresel

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