Unemployed in Greater New York Hit 562700
Special report for the Public Forum notes 562,700 unemployed in Greater New York and 60,000 homeless. About 125,000 garment workers idle, 100,000 unskilled laborers out of work, 75,000 building trades, plus 75,000 store and office workers. Women account for 33,000 of the jobless. incidents of theft and hunger described. Recommendations urge usable heated buildings, food funds, and removal of red tape.
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Funeral of R Gammell attended by prominent figures
Providence RI Jan 12 The funeral of Robert Gammell financier and philanthropist was held at Grace Church at 3 pm. Attended by former Senator Nelson Aldrich Senator Henry Lippitt Gov. R Livingston Beckman and many leaders from finance and industry. Burial at Swan Point Cemetery. Notables included Mrs G H Slater Arthur Gammell Ives Gammell and Vanderbilt representatives among others. The service was officiated by Rev Dr Crowder with bishops and Brown University officials present.
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Maine deadlock broken elects Bunker secretary of State
Augusta Me Jan 12 A deadlock that blocked state official elections since last Wednesday ended today with John E Bunker of Bar Harbor a Democrat chosen secretary of State and seven Democratic executive councillors elected.
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Let Women Vote and Suffrage Debates in Congress
A collection of speeches by James Mann Oscar Underwood and Stanley Dle on woman suffrage. Mann argues for broader enfranchisement linking it to progress and education. Underwood counters with state responsibility and constitutional limits. Dle offers cautious skepticism about politics and gender roles while acknowledging historical contributions of women.
Monterey Evacuated as Border Peace Pact Clears Front
Generals Scott and Hill move on from Naco and Agua Prieta after a border peace accord. Carranza troops retreat to Matamoros while Maytorena pledges to remove forces but lacks coal to fire engines. Calles offers a coal car to enable a land march from Naco to Agua Prieta, with wounded and baggage shipped via the United States.
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Porto Rico Assembly Meets in San Juan
The eighth legislative assembly convened in San Juan on January 13 as Tager read his message focusing on economy. It notes a historic moment with natives controlling both legislative branches for the first time since American possession.
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Woman escales jail with fork resurfaces in Nevada case
Mrs May Blaughter wife of a Nevada rancher was returned to Winnemucca under Sheriff Lamb on charges of cattle rustling and jail breaking. She escaped seven months earlier by digging with a table fork leaving a note she would return. She 125 miles to her husband’s ranch then 1400 miles through Nevada Idaho and Washington. She aided by adopting Grace Walters’ 5 year old daughter Effie Walters who later went to Winnemucca. Bill Davis and Ed Stricklin remain jailed for cattle theft. grand jury did not indict Mrs Slaughter.
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Kaiser on French soil revisiting western war front
Paris dispatch reports Emperor William touring French soil with military presence, staying at a southern deputy’s château. He recently met General von Kluck who commanded the September push toward Paris. Kluck quotes defend the destruction of Belgian towns after Belgian attacks.
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Truce Sought in Patronage War After White House Talk
Senators Stone Johnson and Thomas met President with Hughes to seek a truce amid patronage tensions. They blamed no single branch, urged better senatorial consultation, and warned that some nominations stirred personal opposition to politics, urging stricter scrutiny to avoid future clashes.
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How Members of the House Voted On Equal Franchise Resolution
A roll call shows 174 voting for the resolution and 204 voting against. Notable lists include Representatives from California, New York, Illinois, Michigan, and many others, with party and regional splits reflected in the tallies.
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House Debates Woman Suffrage Amid Turmoil and Votes
The House’s passionate fight over a federal woman suffrage amendment unfolds with heated remarks and gavel warnings from Speaker Clark. Supporters claim state by state progress justifies federal action, while opponents warn of overreach and race-based conflicts, as votes and rules shape the path to ratification.
Suffragists Undismayed by House Defeat
After yesterday's defeat of the Mansfield resolution for a constitutional amendment enfranchising women, suffrage leaders vow to push the Bristow measure in the Senate at the first opportunity. Alice Paul says they will campaign today for a Senate vote and a path back to the House with new prestige. Bowdle of Ohio draws strong rebuke from suffrage allies as they accuse his speech of disgust.
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Teacher Mother Wins in New York Dismissal Case
New York January 12 Dr John H Finley rules the board of education erred in dismissing Bridget C Peixotto for neglect of duty during childbirth. The decision covers seven other teacher mothers to be reinstated with back pay. Board to decide reinstatement order. Finley calls dismissal unlawful and not a sign of general inefficiency.
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Evangelist Billy Sunday Revival Tickets Still Open
Applications for seats at the Billy Sunday revival in Convention Hall on January 18 continue. Over 2,500 requests were received as 6,009 general admission and 800 reserved tickets will be issued, with distribution arranged by William Knowles Cooper. The Y M C A executive committee urges a day of prayer and appeals for small contributions, under John C Letta.
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Sultan Wins Ten Thousand Dollar Life Insurance Suit
Albany Jan 12 The New York Court of Appeals ruled that the Sultan of Turkey is entitled to a $10 900 life insurance payout from the estate of H S Tavshanjian who died leaving $600000 and the policy to his mother in Turkey The mother died intestate before payment and under Turkish law the money was invested in the Sultan who sued to recover it.
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