Human vs Woman Is Proposition Showdown Drives Campaigns
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage pledges organized opposition to any congressman who opposes a federal suffrage amendment. Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge says the group will march into districts to counter suffragist efforts to defeat such incumbents.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
National Association
Suffragists Congressional Union
Arthur M. Dodge
New York
Nations accept invitation to great naval procession
Five nations Argentina Republic France Germany Great Britain and Portugal notify the state department of participation in the Hampton Roads to Panama Canal to San Francisco parade. Japan is reported to join. About 100 warships are planned with 68 bearing foreign flags. Start aimed by mid January 1915 to reach San Francisco for the February 20 Panama-Pacific exposition opening.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
Golden Gate
State Department
Argentine Republic
France
Germany
Great Britain
Portugal
Japan
Navy Department
San Francisco
Mistook Relative for Burglar. Girl Shot on Porch
Miss Lillie Weldele sixteen was shot by her cousin Chester Stutte fifteen on the back porch of her uncle's home while bidding her sweetheart goodbye. Stutte was arrested.
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Associated Pess
ST. Louis
Lillie Weldele
Chester Stutte
Young Stutte
Rail accident cripples passenger engine near Davidson
In Davidson North Carolina last night a Southern Railway passenger train derailed as rails overturned the engine. Fireman Avery H. Wilson was killed and engineers J. E. Carlos died from scalding. No other injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Southern Railway
Davidson
Avery H. Wilson
J. E
Carlos
Mother Accused in Day-Old Baby Death at Orange
Essex County prosecutor plans to try Melvina DuFresne charged with strangling her newborn boy. The infant, born at Orange Memorial Hospital, was found dead beside the mother with marks on the throat. Lewis, a Pittsfield attorney, named on the death certificate as the father, is missing and suspected of aiding in her defense.
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Orange
N. J
Louis Hood
Essex County
Melvina DuFresne
N. J., Memorial Hospital
Markes
Joseph Ward Lewis
Pittsfield
Mass
Miss DuFresne
New York
Lewis
Renowned Boston Spiritualist Sarah Wood Lemon Dies
Mrs. Sarah Wood Lemon once a prominent spiritualist and reputedly wealthy died yesterday in a Boston lodging house where she had lived for many years. She was 75.
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Boston
Sarah Wood Lemon
Woman's tonic Cardus praised by North Carolina reader
Mrs Z V Spell of Hayne reports severe womanly troubles last spring, improved after seven to eight bottles of Cardus the woman's tonic. She now handles housework and child care and urges other women to try Cardui as a restorative tonic from Chattanooga Medicine Co. Readers are invited to write for special instructions and a home treatment booklet.
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N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Borrowing Money on Life Insurance Rise in U S
New York report shows policy loans in the United States soared from 19 million in 1888 to over 587 million in 1912. The Pacific states borrowed the most and the Central Northern states the least, with an average of about 16 percent. The association warns that over 500 thousand beneficiaries may lose protection as many loans go unpaid and policies lapse.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Association of Life Insuance Presidents
Pacific States
Central Northern
Rufus E Jones Resigns as Clarkedale Club Secretary
Information from Mobile notes Rufus E Jones, a former Pensacola and Mobile newspaper man, has left his post as secretary of the Clarkedale Progressive Club to become secretary and executive manager of the Tishomingo Tie and Stone Company in Corinth at a salary of 3689 dollars annually. He served as secretary for the Progression Semihes the past 13 years.
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Mobile
Rufus E. Jones
Pensacola
Clarkedale
Miss
Progressive Club
Tishomingo Tie & Stone Company
Corinth
Jones
Progression Semihaes
Rescue Steamer Reaches Stranded Fuller Palmer Crew
Thirteen crew members of the five masted schooner Fuller Palmer were rescued by the Marina about 154 miles southeast of Cape Cod after a weeklong gale. The men, icebound and with damaged vessel, were brought to Baltimore aboard the Donaldson line steamer Marina.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Fuller Palmer
Donaldson Line
Marina
Cape Cod
Palmer
N. Clarke
Coastwise Fleet Hit Hard by Recent Gales
Boston January 19 a Pacific gale devastation struck New England coast vessels. The coastwise fleet lost one steamer six schooners and a barge with many more damaged. The Prescott Palmer is missing. Property losses approach a million dollars. One life perished while 161 were rescued. 100 aboard the steamer Cobequid when she hit a Fundy rock.
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Associated Press
Boston
New England
Prescott Palmer
Bay of Fundy
Aeronaut Drowns After Parachute Tangling at Tampa
Arthur E. Perry, formerly in the U S Army aviation corps, drowned in the Hillsborough River Tampa after leaping from a balloon at about 1000 feet. His parachute rope entanglement is believed to have caused the tragedy despite his noted swimming ability.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Arthur E. Perry
United States Army Aviation Corps
Hillsborough River
Perry
No Pastor Chosen by Government Presbyterian
A congregational meeting at Government Street Presbyterian Church Sunday morning failed to act on the committee report for securing a pastor. The Rev. J. N. Morrison preached on The Foundation, and Mr. A. C. Harte delivered a sermon to a large audience Sunday night.
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Government Street Presbyterian Church
J. N. Morrison
A. C. Harte
Death mystery surrounds Philadelphia artist Ellen Giles
Miss Ellen Giles a Philadelphia artist and writer died by suicide in Sassari Sardinia last Thursday. Motive remained unclear with strained relations noted with her mother who later moved to Ollolai. Her will leaves forty thousand dollars to her mother and jewelry to a friend and requests a simple funeral with few intimate mourners. Giles had lived in Sardinia since 1906 studying local manners and customs.
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Associated Press
Sassari
Sardinia
Ellen Giles
Philadelphia
Ollolai
Giles
Hans Schmidt Again On Trial
New York January 19 the second trial of Hans Schmidt for the murder of Anna Aumuller began before Justice Davis in the supreme court. Insanity will be Schmidt's defense as in the first trial which ended in disagreement. Witnesses will be the same as before with his mother ill during the prior trial.
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New York
Hans Schmitt
Anna Aumuller
Davis
Supreme Court
Schmidt
New World Record Set on Juarez Racecourse
Bonne Chance, racing mare of Major Jefferson Livingston, set a new world mark for a circular track by running one mile at Juarez Jockey Club in 1 37 yesterday afternoon.
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Juarez
Mex
Bonne Chance
Jefferson Livingston
Juarez Jockey Club
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