Home Rule Bill Passes Third Time in Commons
The Irish Home Rule bill, introduced by Asquith in 1911, passes the House of Commons for the third time, defining a two chamber Dublin parliament with 164 members and 40 senators, reduced Irish MPs, and imperial oversight. The vote was 351 to 274 amid party tensions and public demonstrations.
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England
House of Commons
God Save Treland
Sylvia Pankhurst
West End
National Gallery
Huerta
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Peace Conference
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Rome
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Francis Lella Vipe
Cameriengo
Cenes
Italy
Francis Kossuth
Independent Party
Hungary
Louis Kossuth
Buda- Pesth
Compromise Emerges on Labor Farm Exemption in Antitrust Bill
Democratic leaders in the House and labor leaders Gompers and Morrison reached a compromise amendment Tuesday. The change concerns exemption of labor and farm associations from the Sherman antitrust law as the antitrust bill moves through Congress.
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Colorado Mines Ownership Plan Stirs Coal Strike Debate
A Colorado committee proposes miners buy and operate coal mines on a cooperative basis with state land leases to fund the plan. Judge Lindsey leads supporters who tell East audiences of militia brutality and call for ending private monopoly of the means of life.
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New York
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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President Wilson Attends Dedication of New University
The American University near Washington D C founded twenty years ago by the Methodist Episcopal church was formally dedicated with President Wilson and officials in attendance. Bishop Cranston presided as the 100 acre site was shown to a throng of people.
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Washington, D. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson
Bryan
Daniels
Bishop Cranston
Morgan Denies Mellen's Story and Key Figures
A report on John D. Morgan denying the testimony of J. P. Mellen before the Commerce Commission about the Grand Trunk deal and Morgan’s alleged dominance in deals. Also covered are Titanic liability limits, Becker's death penalty, and various legal and labor actions across the United States.
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Morgan
New Haven
Supreme Court
Becker
Charles Becker
New York
Gambler Rosenthal
Whitman
Ofthan
United States
McReynolds
Philadelphia
The
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United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
T Roosevelt Discusses River of Doubt Discovery
Former President Roosevelt spoke before the National Geographic Society in Washington detailing the River of Doubt expedition. He credited the Brazilian Geographic Commission led by Col Rondon for its seven years of prep work and challenged opponents to disprove his account. Lencley Vindicated as Airman. MVmy At Hammondswort, Pr ky Clem Curtiss showcased a Lysitheanian craft rebuilt after an earlier failure and reused the same motor.
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South America
National Geographical Society
Washington
Brazilian Geographic Commission
Col. Rondon
Lencley
M Vvmy
Hammondswort
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Ilnairshin
Potomac
Curtiss
Socialists Face AFL Leaders in New York IRR Sessions
In New York, Morris Hillquit of the Socialist party debated Gompers of the AFL and others before the U S Commission on Industrial Relations. The exchanges revealed broad agreement on labor goals including improved conditions and higher wages. Continued on page seven.
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Socialist Party
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morris Hillquit
Hillquit
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