Aviator Rescued After Six Day Walk in Florida Everglades
Niergarth of Battle Creek Michigan, missing for six days in the Florida Everglades, survived by wading through swamps and was delirious at times. He was rescued by Rowell and later brought to safety after spending days in harsh terrain and losing weight.
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Everghades
Police Drag Suspect Over Rights Quote In Texas
A Texas city police action is described where two officers arrest eight men and seize a typewritten document citing the Declaration of Independence. The detainee resists while being dragged toward jail, shouting a protest about rights and government. The incident is framed as part of a broader critique of policing and supremacy.
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the Nation
Texas
Yew King of Syria Inaugurated Amid Glittering Pomp
The prince to be king of Syria, Serek'e, crowned in London in April. The ceremony follows ancient Near Eastern customs with pomp and pageantry. The treaty terms place Palestine and part of Mesopotamian territory under Syrian rule.
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Serek'e
London
Eince
Emmehsal
Sarin
Near East
Palestine
Soria
Peisal Miter
Michigan Democrat Claims Rights In Anatomy Debate
A Michigan Democrat argues in a court-like claim about suffrage and citizenship, asserting a moral stance on democracy. The speech references voting rights amid a broader debate on party ideology and fairness, with critical emphasis on conscience and justice.
Mississippi House Defers National Suffrage Action
In Jackson Mississippi on April 6 the Senate had already approved a ratification resolution for the national woman suffrage amendment while the House of Representatives declined to reopen the issue this session, ending soon. The move leaves only one state lacking to make the amendment effective.
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Stun News Service
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi House of Representatives
Senate
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2 Nation 10
Sera Rexolu
Debates Dampen as Ratification Vote Fails
The scene unfolds with hostility as supporters demand telegrams urging ratification while opponents jeer speakers. Governor Russett did not attend the event. A divider among factions emerges as the legislature moves to routine business with adjournment likely, and a loud protest erupts over votes on woman suffrage.
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Rossel
Revernor Russett
Colored People Migrating North Seeks Labor Shift
In Chicago a league executive says African Americans are migrating north in April seeking better pay and conditions. He notes vacancies after wartime departures and that race riots in the North had little impact on the flow, with many workers returning south when weather milder.
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Arnold Hill
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The
League
South
North
Colored Man Freed of Murder in New Trial
Supreme Court Justice John W. Goll won a new trial for Isaac Bradford a colored defendant in the murder of Policeman John J. McCormick Bradford’s case marks the first defense by Goll in twenty eight years The note recalls 1919 juror George Bare McCutcheon was a member of the original jury.
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Supreme Court
John W. Goll
Isaac Bradford
Bradford
John J. McCormick
George Bare McCutcheon
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