Suffragists Throng Senate in Washington Demonstration
Delegations from all sections of the country marched from Hyattsville to the Senate, bearing petitions with thousands of signatures demanding a woman suffrage constitutional amendment. The siege followed a large parade and a banquet ended the demonstration with leaders pledging funds and planning a suffrage newspaper in Washington.
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Hyattaville
Chamberlain
Smoot
Senate
Congress
Hyattsville
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Senate Woman Suffrage Committee
Mies Ace Paul
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Association
Senate Committee
Oregon
Owen
Ashurst
Baindixton Jones
Works
Lane
Bmeot
Clapp
Thomas Shafreth
Hollis
Laws
Minnesota
Smeet
Utah
Jones
Washington
Thomas
Shafroth
Colorado
Galinger
Poindexter Works
California
Ashurat
Bankhead
Martine
Thornton
Damago
Simmonds
Brighton
Congressional Committee
National Woman's Suffrage Association
House
Senator Goff Heads to Europe for Health Break
Senator Nathan Goff of West Virginia sails from New York for Europe on physician advice to recover from a general nervous condition. He plans a brief stay and aims to return to his seat in the Senate before the tariff measure comes up for a vote.
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Senator Goff
Europe
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
New York
Goff
Senate
Heat fuels deadly heat wave across multiple cities
Heat linked deaths reported in Indianapolis Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Memphis Oklahoma City and Louisville as heat records fall. In Indianapolis a late thunderstorm caused minor damage with window blowouts and unroofed houses, and a 27 degree temp drop to 69. Fourteen deaths blamed on heat nationwide, including several children.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Memphis
Tenn
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolia
Motorcycle accident Kills two at Russell old home week
In Watertown New York two people died in a motorcycle race during Russell village old home week events. Luther Gilbert eight was the rider and Irvin Bartholomew forty a spectator were killed after Gilberts bike struck a crosswalk and he was thrown to the road. Charles Sharpstein was also involved when his machine struck Bartholomew while attempting to help Gilbert.
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Watertown
N. Y
Russell
St. Lawrence County
Luther Gilbert
Irvin Bartholomew
Gilbert
Charles Sharpstein
Bartholomew
Aharpstein
German officers on trial for trading secrets with Krupps
Berlin July 31 a court martial convened to try four ordnance officers and two others on charges of betraying military secrets and accepting bribes for information on government arms contracts. The accused admit sharing secret data with Krupp representatives but claim no criminal intent, saying there were no secrets between the government and Krupps.
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Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Ordnance Department
Thian
Hinst
Hoge
Pfeiffer
Ordnance Corps
Theas
Krupp
Krupps
Mrs Henry W Gray III Appendicitis Operation in Newport
Mrs Henry Winthrop Gray of New York sister of Mrs C A L McCawley was at Needwood Narragansett avenue for two weeks when she underwent an appendicitis operation at Newport Hospital. Doctors Charles W Stewart and Charles D P Easton attended. The operation was successful and she rested and was reported not in danger.
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C. L. McCawley
Washington
Washington Post
Newport
Roi
Henry Winthrop Gray
New York
Charles AL McCawley
Col McCawley
Washington, DC
Needwood
Narragansett Avenue
Newport Hospital
Charles W Stewart
Charles DP Easton
Mies Gray
Ami
Woman Drinks Ammonia. No Serious Injury Reported
Ida Larde, 21, of 276 Fifteenth Street Southeast, found a bottle of household ammonia at her uncle Richard Bennett’s home and drank part of it. She was rushed to Casualty Hospital yesterday afternoon and her condition was described as not serious. Police say despondency motivated another incident where John Horan, a 41 year old mechanic of 1015 Third Street Northeast, slashed his throat with a razor in his kitchen and was taken to Washington Asylum Hospital after treatment.
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Richard Bennett
North Carolina Avenue Southeast
Ida Larde
Fifteenth Street
Casualty Hospital
John Horan
Third Street Northeast
Washington Asylum Hospital
Chinese Revolt Collapsing In the South
Reuters report from Peking notes southern revolutionary forces steadily subdued by northern troops backing the Provisional Government of Yuan Shi Kai. Rebel leaders vanish when centers are menaced. adherents celebrate legal army successes and advocate a dictatorial government. Yuan dynasty envisioned with offices shared among supporters.
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Peking
Troass
Yuap Shi Kai
Yuan Shi Hai
Mulhall Testifies In Senate Probe Over Cross-Examination Limits
Attys for the National Association of Manufacturers clash with Senate investigators as Mulhall faces 116 questions. Cross-examination restrictions spark delays and disputes among committee members and counsel. Mulhall insists on counsel or jail, while denying aid or intent to derail records.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Ansgner
Martin A. Mulhall
Senate
Mulhall
Overman
Robert McCarter
Jamea A Emery
Emery
Swords
Reed
Walsh
Cummins
Nelson
Exlsted
Maryhall
National Association of Manufacturers Attorneys
Train Kills Family of Four in Greenville Crossing Incident
At a Greenville Illinois crossing a Vandalla train struck an automobile, killing George O Morrin his wife and their two daughters. Jacob Hackman the fifth occupant escaped injury by jumping from the car. Morrin was a wealthy tile manufacturer from the area.
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Greenville
George O. Morrin
Jacob Hackman
Morris Wan
Money Blows From Treasury Bills Found in Park
A Washington storm scattered one dollar bills from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing over Potomac Park. Workers searched trees and the ground, retrieving many bills. Officials noted the notes were not valid currency without proper signatures.
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Washington
Bureau of
Potomac Park
Southwastern
Alexandria
Glass plan seeks advisory board to aid new currency
In the House banking panel led by Chairman Glass an amendment to create a twelve banker advisory board was adopted in caucus discussions but postponed for action. The measure would also bar interlocking directorates among national banks. A August 11 currency caucus was called by Representative Palmer as debates continue amid opposition from several Democrats. A Neeley resolution seeks Secretary McAdoo’s appearance to address his charge that New York bankers try to depress government bonds to sway opinion on the currency bill.
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McAdoo
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Glass
Democratic Conference
Federal Reserve Board
Whess
A. Mitchell Palmer
Odda
Representative Eagle
Texas
House
New York
Neeley
Ansau
Boy's Father Sues Morgan for 5000 Damages Over Injury
Solomon Kuntsler sues Pierpont Morgan for 5000 after his four year old son Jacob was knocked down in the street last month. The suit, authorized by the court, names Morgan and alleges the car was driven by Mrs. Herbert E. Batterlee, Morgan's sister.
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Auto
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Solomon Kuntsler
Jacob
Mr. Morgan
Herbert E. Batterlee
Kuntsler
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Charles Thomas
Chaiman
Senate Committee On
John A Baker
Lucie Burns
James Lees Laidlaw
National Men's League For Woman Suffrage
Susan Walker Witsgerald
Boston
Harriet Burton Laidlaw
New
Yuote Ty Harns Ewing
Moses E. Clapp
Galt
Henry W. Gray III
Gompers
Imade
Senator McComas
Maryland
Cushing
Senator Reed
Samuel H. Springer
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia Record
Samuel Gompera
Jackson H Ralston
Federation of Labor
Bird
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
New Jeraey
Hughes
John. G. Shreve
Gardner
J. F. Tumutty
Train
Ralph
Messenger
Brent
Union Station
Treasurer of
The
Register of the Treasury
Bankers
Xander
7Th Street
Mr. John. Dee
Federal National Bank
Washington, D. C
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Inedxs
Cuacke
Joo
John Poole
Fa Cruides
FEA
Protany
Sali Fiooi
Sik
Weber
Estey
Ivers & Pond
Fischer
Stuyvesant
Franklin
Marshall & Wendalee
Arion
Aeolian Company
Geo. B. Kennedy
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bluemont
H Street Northwest
M Sta
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Washington and
Old Dominion Railway
Riggs
Riggs Turkish Baths
Dental Supply Company and Dental Laboratory
I Watt
John Ed Northwood
David H. Sipple
John L Northwood
J Nutt
Washington Railway Relief Association
Lee
Ieee
Aetna
Aetna Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Tornado Insurance
Woodward Bldg
11Th
Vosta
Washlegton
D C
Ralph W. Lee
14Th St
Halentine
Newark
F Street Shoemaker Co
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