Suffragette Banner Torn Down by Mob
Washington, June 21. A crowd tore down banners carried by suffragists at the White House, shouting traitors. Police moved to clear the area as banners of the same inscription were displayed and snatched away.
21 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
1
Washington, June 21. A crowd tore down banners carried by suffragists at the White House, shouting traitors. Police moved to clear the area as banners of the same inscription were displayed and snatched away.
A clipped dispatch notes Floyd Stephenson son of Edwin Stephenson of Carlsbad now at Fort Nanspex New Jersey has joined the navy and expects to be sent to France soon. He spent a year in Carlsbad and plans to inform friends of his whereabouts.
Heavy fighting continues on the Aisne front in northern France as French forces entrenched in strong positions repel German assaults. A German push between the Allette river and Laffaux mill breached the first line at two points, about six to seven hundred yards, before French counterattacks recaptured some of the position.
The Associated Press reports martial law in Tomask Western Siberia due to wholesale murders and robberies by pardoned criminals who joined militant anarchists. Fifteen pardoned criminals were arrested with about eight hundred others. two dozen killed or wounded.
Russia votes confidence in provisional government and backs immediate offensive restart. Delegates from across Russia approve resolutions and a new cabinet formed with leaders of the army, navy, and technical representatives guiding the restructuring effort.
Chicago reports flour prices drop by $2.40 per barrel in a week with standard spring patents at $14 and baker's brands at $12. Associated Press notes Denver dateline. Also, utilities commission suspends tariffs until November first while railroads seek a 60% increase and an interstate rates hearing is set for July 10.
The church schedules a sermon on Patriotic Temperance in the morning and Scout Night in the evening. Mr. Lowry and Ble family plan to leave Monday for Ohio, expected to be away about two months, with a Sabbath service maintaining in church during the interval.
A crowd of boys and girls rode to Avalon last night to honor Miss Grace O Quinn s guest Miss Julia Quarterman of Roswell. The procession included Mr and Mrs Tim in charge. At Avalon they danced to steel band music, enjoyed Minx Thet on stage, then returned tired but happy before dawn. Other social events are planned in her honor.
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