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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1913
Page
6
A broad survey of women’s suffrage progress across Europe highlights petitions in Britain, election results in Finland, and reforms in Italy, Hungary, Russia, Denmark, Norway, and Portugal. The piece notes female advances in law, rights, and public roles, while criticizing lingering male obstructiveness and urging continued momentum.
The Rev J E Irvine argues against Father Patrick's claim that British sentiment favors home rule. He labels the unionist party strongest in England and says radicals rely on Irish nationalist support to stay in power. He accuses the government of colluding with rebels to grant Ireland rule and harms loyal Protestants and peaceable Catholics. He warns of violent groups in Ireland.
A report describes the elation felt when appetite returns after stomach digestion improves. The piece emphasizes the contrast between hunger and prior illness, noting renewed cheer and well being as normal digestion resumes.
GEV J. H. Irvine argues Ulster will resist Irish home rule by any means, citing Ulster covenant pledges, armed volunteers, and mass gatherings in Belfast. He contends Ulster, backed by England, Scotland, and distrusting Irish governance, will prevent a united Ireland from ruling Ulster.
Representative Julius Kahn introduces a District excise law amendment allowing clubs that own their clubhouses and admit families of members to dispense liquor on Sundays. The measure was referred to the District committee and expected for winter consideration.
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