Fall Cites Mexican Outrages and Senate Battles
United States senators debate Mexico policy after Senator Fall presents a list of 63 violent incidents against foreign citizens in Mexico since 1911, urging a strong stand and possible military intervention. House and Senate question Ambassador Page’s Monroe Doctrine remarks and canal policy amid partisan clashes.
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Fall
Fall of
New Mexico
Senate
Mexico
Shively
Indiana
Foreig
Page
Secretary of State
London
Walter Page
Associated Chambers of Commerce of London
United States
New World
Panama Canal
Amabassador Page
House
Ambassador Page
Murray
Oklahoma
State Department
Europe
Clark
Zeublin
Winchester
Mass
Representative McDermott
Illinois
Martin Mulhall
Manufacturers’ Association
National Voters’ League
Mann
Alaska
Congress
Interior Department
Tillman
South Carolina
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Gov. Colquit
Texas
Hall
Louisiana
Gov. Haines
Idaho
Wilson
Jones
Washington
Great Britain
Poindexter
West Virginia
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Suffrage Moves Across States and National Debate
Massachusetts Senate approves woman suffrage 32 to 2 and sends bill to the House while Virginia House rejects the measure 74 to 15. National figures weigh in as Mrs Belmont seeks no vote timing and Mrs McCormick and Dr Shaw oppose the move. Kansas GOP nominates Minnie Ginstead for US Senate, challenging Bristow and Curtis. Julian Heath of New York shifts to suffrage, citing home life concerns. Secretary Bryan pushes postal voting and initiative referendum to Maryland Legislature.
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Massachusetts Senate
House
Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
United States Senate
Belmont
Ashurst
McCormick
Shaw
National Suffrage Organization
Kansas
Minnie Ginstead
Bristow
Curtis
Julian Heath
New York
National Housewives’ League
Anti-suffrage League
League
Bryan
Maryland
Anapolis
Wilson
Princeton
Unemployed I W W Protests Strain New York Churches
In New York City the unemployed crowd charities and churches as I W W organizers press for shelter and food. Some parishes offer nightly lodging to hundreds while others refuse, and police suppress suspected I W W agitators. Governor Clynn faces the unfolding crisis.
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Albany
New York City
Mitchell
Farm Labor Bureau
New York
Labor Bureau
Glynn
Socialist Party of the
San Francisco
Kelly
Washington
Sacramento
Charity
William D. Haywood
Conwango Avenue and Warren Street Streetcar Schedule
Transit timetable shows first Conenango Avenue car at 6 15 from the car barn with subsequent departures at 10 20 30 40 and 50 minutes past the hour. Sunday connects Glade Run at 7 45 with Jamestown car at 7 00 arriving P and E station at 7 05. Express cars depart Warren at 8 00 and 2 00 PM. Sheffield express at 10 20 AM and 3 20 PM.
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Conenango Avenue
Glade
Glade Run
Jamestown
Warren
Conewango Avenue
North Warren
Sheffield
Clarendon
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White
Hayes
Green
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Congressional Committee For the
Michigan
Calmnet
Chicago
Henry Batter
Ascher Detective Agency
Calmuet
R. R
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Morgan
New Haven
J. P. Morgan & Co
New Haven Railroad
Banking House
Elliott
I. W. W. Marchers
Jobbless
United States Express
Government Parcel Post Service
United States Express Company
American Express Company
Our
Second Ave
Liberty St
City Main
Warren-Jamestown Street Railway Company
Jamesown
M. Reith
Lu i. Frewsburg
Warren Ith
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Chichester S
Chichester
Lippincott
Lippincott’s
the Standard Fiction Magazine of America
J. B. Lippincott CO
Washington Square
Citizen’s National Bank
H. B. Hyde
Optometris
Warren, PA
Warren Mail
County
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