British Suffrage Group Raided as Militant Ties Probed
London reports say the Women's Social and Political Union faced a raid by the Home Office with bail for General Flora Drummond and other members. Police arrested several leaders and seized papers amid dispersal of the organization as authorities move against militant suffrage activity.
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F-Pia
Amma
Eopege
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Oan
Aespun
Women’s Social and Political Union
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California Senate Passes Webb Bill Replacing Birdsall Draft
California moves toward alien land law with a Webb bill substitute in a hurried senate session. The measure narrows farm land ownership for aliens not eligible for citizenship, while allowing eligible aliens to acquire land. details mirror the Birdsall bill with Webb additions.
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Sacramento
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Bryan
Wilson
Senate
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San Francisco
United States
Birdsall
Wilson's Position on California Land Bill Shapes Policy
Washington notes the administration awaits the California senate action on the substitute alien land ownership bill. Officials expect possible delays to permit amendments resembling the Webb bill, aligning with treaty rights and national policy while avoiding appearance of pressuring the legislature. Secretary Bryan’s cautious stance is cited to avoid unauthorised backing of measures.
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Washington
California Senate
Senate
Webb
Bryan
Western Athletes Coming Into Own
Director of Sports at the Panama Pacific Exposition says Western track and field athletes will soon outpace the East. James Sullivan, returning from the Pacific coast, will lead sports during the exposition in San Francisco and aims to establish two new athletic meets and aid the American Athletic Association’s plans.
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New York
Tha Aes
James Ven
Pacific Coast
Sullivan
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Women clash with police at harvest twine mill protest
Rioting and fights occurred at the International Harvester twine mills as police clashed with strikers. Six workers were arrested, including three women, who fought with stones and improvised weapons. A deputy and sheriff were targeted during the unrest as workers escorted to their jobs.
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International Harvester Company
Murderer title shocks Warsaw nobility elite
Warsaw senses a sensational murder charge against Baron John a prominent Lithuanian landowner and head of the Warsaw Automobile Club. The case involves the Ladislas Drucki route stop and recalls the era of wealthy aristocrats amid political turmoil.
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Warsaw
John
Lithuania
Warsaw Automobile Club
Regional Dinner Promotes Large Trade Route to Pocatello
A regular club dinner outlines a major project to bring a growing tributary trade to Pocatello and urges immediate road construction. Economists predict highway links to Ameri and Pocta to expand grain marketing and attract wholesale businesses, stressing the need for strong start this year.
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Reguler Club
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President Wilson to Speak in New Jersey Reform Appeals
President Wilson will leave the capital tomorrow morning for speeches in New Jersey, including Paterson tomorrow night and another city the following night. He will urge voters to pressure legislators to back jury reform and other reforms during the inauguration period.
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Wilson
bin Howe
New Jersey
Paterson
Woman of Cabinet Officer’s Wife Seeks Local Treatment
Since arriving in Washington, she has faced settling into her home while managing duties as the wife of a cabinet officer. A local sanatorium is described as a two day peating cure program she attends as part of her care. The report notes her efforts to adjust amid new obligations and public attention.
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Sprag
Bryan
Washington
Uncle Billy Scott Predicts War Wind and Frost in California
The article quotes Uncle Billy Scott from an unnamed city saying the United States may go to war with Japan and that control of Pacific commerce must be settled. He recalls a harsh California winter costing citrus growers 247 million dollars and praises Pocatello as a growing metropolis.
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Japan
Bill’ Scott
Ee City
Jay
Los Angeles
Pacific
California
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Orange Geeves
Bat Californias
Pocatello
Gate City
Deserting soldiers join Constitutionalists at Emplame
Nogales reports 35 soldiers deserting from Guayamas to join the Constitutionalist forces at Emplame. A prior attack was delayed by ammo shortages, but a carload of munitions is said to be en route from Hermosillo.
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Nogales
Guayamas
Emplame
Hermosillo
Bennington Fire Ravages Downtown Businesses
A major fire swept Bennington Nebraska destroying or badly damaging about a dozen buildings in the downtown business district this morning. Key losses include Paulson's opera house Oft's and Bennington hotels and the German-Lutheran church with leases estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Bennington
Neb
Paulson
Darktown Disorder Ends in Fines and Assault
In Darktown last night six colored figures faced disturbing the peace charges. A woman was accused of slashing a gentleman friend with a razor, and a $50 fine was imposed. Ted Moore known as Slicker, received a $100 fine and jail term after striking a man and injuring him. Albert Douglas reported Moore for clouting him, while Douglas’s own complaint centered on a blow to his head. Moore pleaded not guilty. trial set for this afternoon.
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Darktown
Dusky Spence
Ted Moore
Slicker
Albert Douglas
George Moore
Douglas
Moore
Angora Startles Crowd With Scuffle on Street
Report describes a chaotic street altercation where two men shouted at each other, fists raised and gestures exchanged as onlookers watched in surprise. The fragment hints at a sudden disturbance outside a public area.
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Fragmentary obituary note for Sidonia Gross family
An incomplete notice mentions the Whom reside at Miss Sidonia Gross with a daughter and sons. Names include Otto Gross and Archie in a blurred remembrance. The fragment hints at mourners connected to Nenbead z children and a Seente rin reference.
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