Pankhurst Hearing Ends With Pending Deportation Decision
Mrs. Pankhurst seeks to enter the United States but faces possible deportation after hearings before Commissioner Caminetti. Attorneys argued her acts in England were political and not morally turpitudinous, while officials weigh a possible ban on entry. Secretary Wilson conferred with the President and a release decision followed.
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Pankhurst Husband Influenced Mrs Pankhurst’s Suf frage Thinker
London Oct 2 Col umns detail Mrs Emm a Pankhurst and daughters Christabel and Sylvia with little on Dr Pankhurst the late husband who aided suffrage ideas He was Manchester College Owens College graduate London University degrees Manchester Chamber of Commerce referee in trade disputes and reform advocate He ran for Parliament in 1880 and 1892 and died in 1898 He is described as frail with a quivering voice and mocked by some as henpecked
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Mrs Pankhurst Admission Delights U S Suffragists
Washington suffragists hailed Mrs. Pankhurst's admission as a recognition by the President and officials that women voters are a powerful political force. Leaders foresee her advocacy for votes for women in 1916 and caution against militant methods here, noting the need to respect local laws while supporting the international movement.
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Annie Kenney Appears Feeble at Suffragist Meeting
Miss Annie Kenney of the Women's Social and Political Union made a dramatic public appearance at the suffragette weekly meeting in London. She arrived by ambulance after a hunger strike in Holloway prison and was carried into the hall on a stretcher, cheered by a large crowd of women who stood on chairs.
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Schooner Green Leaf Johnson Stuck on Shallotte Bar
The Seminole reported to the Treasury that efforts to float the schooner Green Leaf Johnson stranded on Shallotte Inlet bar on the North Carolina coast were unsuccessful.
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Unidentified Man Hangs Self At Morrells Provision Shop
A 25 year old man died by hanging himself from a meat hook outside Morrell & Cols Provision shop in New York City. Authorities investigate the incident as a self inflicted death in a public setting.
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City News In Brief Features Appointments And Events
James Maher named clerk of the Supreme Court succeeding the late James H MccKennney. New York led national building with Chicago second and Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Los Angeles following. Fireproof buildings rise in Atlanta by 16.82 percent. G A R rummage sale at 1007 HI street northeast led by Miss Alice Burgess. Requisition clerk Robert F Kirkham resigns. Matthew O Jacobs named in his stead. University of Pennsylvania Alumni Society to meet at University Club at 7:30 pm. Washington Union Printers Athletic Association hosts reception at Elks Club after winning league title. Sam W Smiley reinstated by President Wilson. Kat Carson Post inspections scheduled. roster at 180 names. Willard sewerage committee reports and various meetings this week. Wilson nominates Fay postmaster at San Francisco. YMCA and related club reports and talks on civic service and extension work. Dr. Owens of Southern Commercial Congress and Daniel head to Mobile for congress opening. President Wilson to attend Panama Canal opening events if possible. Stage shows and films feature Boy Scouts life and social uplift in Africa. Glen Beal and Jennie Little marry in Rockville. DAR hosts at residence of Mrs Richardson for season planning. Maryland Just Government League semiannual meeting at Chevy Chase Library Hall. Federal Women's Equality Association festival plans opening of Panama Canal at Old Masonic Temple November 14 and 15.
Senators Recall Debates Seaman’s Servitude Bill
Absent senators were told to return to Washington at once for a Thursday vote on the seaman’s servitude bill. Progress was delayed by lack of a quorum. Senator La Follette urged recall, saying the measure, vetoed by Taft, has Wilson’s endorsement.
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Peace Plans Favored by Bryan and Daniels
Bryan and Daniels support Churchill’s plan for reduced naval construction. Secretary Bryan says any move that lessens war preparation is good, with or without agreement. Secretary Daniels backs peace with honor and urges restraint.
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Doubt Board Power Let D. C. Buy Them Says Darr
Representative appointed at recent Citizens' Conference urges municipal ownership of electric lines. Washington street railway cases before the public utilities commission linger over powers to order universal transfers and constitutional limits. Attorneys argue the commission cannot compel free universal transfers without compensation, while civic leaders push for municipal ownership if transfers prove unworkable.
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Prince Albert of Monaco Warns on Politics at Press Club
Prince Albert of Monaco lectured at the National Museum on life under the sea and said life began in the ocean. He cautioned journalists to use the press carefully in politics and praised their role for science outreach. He met President Wilson and planned further visits before departing for Monaco.
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Senate defeats probe of Gee postmaster appointment in Salem
The Senate declined to investigate the appointment of George H. Gee as postmaster at Salem Ohio amid claims of a political deal. The effort faltered after Senator Bacon forced executive session and Senator Burton's investigation resolution failed for lack of a quorum.
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Delegates See Library of Congress Before WCTU Meeting
British and continental delegates to the World Conference of the WCTU toured the Library of Congress last night, praising its learning and Washington’s hospitality. They plan to visit the British embassy today, depart for Philadelphia tomorrow, and reach Brooklyn for Thursday’s convention opening after a reception at the WCTU building.
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German Day Observed By United German Societies
More than 200 members from 24 German associations gathered at Saengerbund Hall to celebrate German day. Speakers criticized the Jones-Works excise law as unjust depriving Germans of clubhouse access on Sundays. Delegations from Baltimore attended, with remarks on Germantown settlement and German-American citizenship. Exercises at Mount Vernon honored the memory of the first president, led by Simon Wolf and L. C. Dyer with notes on German contributions to American states.
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Daughters of Isabella Honor Initiation With War on Slavers
At the Knights of Columbus Hall a reception featured Mrs Genevieve Walsh as vice superior regent of Court District of Columbia No 212. Former Judge William H DeLacy presented a gold bracelet and urged active action against white slave traffic as the order supports girls seeking work in the city. wreath presented to Miss N I McKernan supreme regent. Local officers listed include Mrs George A Howe as Regent and several others with titles and roles.
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Wilson Leaves Princeton for New Jersey Governorship
President Wilson announced his resignation from Princeton University on October 26, 1910 to enter politics. He cited the Democratic nomination for New Jersey governor and began a state tour that night in Flemington where he met Joseph Patrick Tumulty, a future key aide to Wilson.
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