Suffragette clashes spark church disruptions across England
Across England militant suffragists interrupted services in Westminster Cathedral and the Oratory, provoking strong clerical condemnations and noting hunger strikes and potential force feeding debates. The piece also reports Danish suffrage passage, Mexican mediation delays, and political shifts as unrest and reform sway headlines.
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Militant Women of
England
London Standard
Father Vaughn
Westminster Cathedral
Joan of Arc
Copenhagen
Zable
Tampico
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Galveston
Shaw
G. Bernard Shaw
Carranza
Mexi
National Strike in Italy and Industrial Unrest Spreads
A socialist open air demonstration in Ancona led to a clash as soldiers fired on protesters leaving two workers dead and several wounded. The Central Labor Exchange in Rome called a general strike across Italy, later expanding to involve railroad workers and triggering widespread disruption as clashes, barricades, and railroad station burnings were reported in Rome and Milan. The strike's momentum varied as authorities contended with censorship and quieted unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ancona
Central Labor Exchange
Rome
Florence
Quirinal
Milan
Supreme Directorate of
The
Socialist Party
Westinghouse Electrical and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Machine Company
Workers’ Union
Jackson
Strick Company
Allegheny Congenial Industrial Union
Congressional Trust Bills Accelerated By White House Bid
The president and Democratic allies in Congress conferred on trust regulation bills and agreed they must move quickly without compromise. He backed an amendment to the trade commission bill expanding the proposed commission control over big industries and authorizing hearings after thirty days notice to halt unfair competition. The plan aims to curb oppressive business practices through swift regulatory orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Europe
West Indies
Diaz
Madera
T. R
Roosevelt
Kermit
Miss Willard
Spain
Madrid
Col Roosevelt
Alphonso
Victoria
Paris
Poincare
France
United States
Senate
Simmons- Norris
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal
Vardaman
Mississippi
Bryan
James
Kentuck
West
Virginia
Shipping Trust
Smith
Michigan
Wilson
Heorta
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
House
Commission
Commerce Commission
Foster
Illinois
Alaska
Congress
Trade Commission
Supreme Court Sets ICC Precedence Over State Rate Powers
The United States Supreme Court declares that State Commissions must yield to Interstate Commerce Commission orders under federal law. The ruling pertains to transportation rate authority in the Shreveport Louisiana case, issued Monday.
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Lurton
Pitney
Hughes
State Commission
Federal Commission
Little Commissions
Shreveport
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Missouri
Supreme Court
Missouri Supreme Court
Fim
International Harvester Company
McKenna
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Harvester Trust
National Congress
United States Supreme Court
Amos Pinchot Attacks Perkins In Progressive Split
The Progressive party this week releases a letter from Amos Pinchot attacking George W. Perkins. Pinchot accuses Perkins of pro big business leanings and of pressuring to drop the antitrust plank from the 1912 Progressive platform in Chicago.
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Amos Pinchot
Perkins
Progressive Party
Forester
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Dixon
Progressive National Committee
George W. Perkins
Morgan
Progressives
Pinchot
Chicago
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Crete
Epelelsel
Saltillo
Natera
Zacatecas
Westminster Abbey
Columbia
Congress of Colombia
Colombia
London
New Haven
Whipple
Rockefeller
Ledyard
Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Parcel Post Next
Agricultural Department
Parcel Post
Colorado
Warren
Liberty Streets
Congressional
Legal and Criminal
Citizen’s National Bank
Penn’a Avenue West
H. B. Hyde
Optometris
Warren, PA
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Copybrights &c
Munn £ Co
Scienitific Ammericatt
Hi Iow V
TMN & G0
Severatay
New York
Ofice
Washington, D
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