Laugh cure for heckling shows Wilson calm during suffrage clash
The piece recalls President Wilson's calm response to suffragists heckling him in New York. It notes the English and American militant tactics, the Belmont letters, and European reaction. It cites secretary Tumulty, the protest at the president’s yacht, and later criticism from pacifist suffragists.
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Wilson
Woman Suffrage Party
Taft
Roosevelt
America
Europe
United States
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Kipling
Rudyard
Mabel Scofield
John Bull
Florence Harmon
O. H. P. Belmont
Congressional Union
Congressional Union For
New York City
Secret Service
Tumulty
National Association
Mary Garrett Hay
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Shaw
O’gorman
Germany
England
The Smoking Machine Nicknamed Old Nick
The article discusses a U.S. testing device nicknamed Old Nick that is said to smoke 1000 cigars daily without nicotine reaching the lungs. It describes a setup with jars and tubes, contrasts real human testers, and laments the imagined use for juvenile smokers.
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Ieae Sam
Uncle Sam
Nick
Newberry O. Norwood
Airmen totals by nation at start of last year
France had 1400 certificated airmen while Great Britain and Germany each numbered 700.
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France
Great Britain
Germany
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Stanley McCormick
American National Woman Suffrage Association
Pacific
Belmont