Women Suffrage Debate in Party Platform Era
The piece surveys arguments for and against women’s suffrage, noting the strong positions of both sides. It cites fears of politics corrupting virtue, home disruption, and unequal influence, while defending suffrage as a path to broader literacy, responsibility, and political participation. It references the Indianapolis Times quoting a Democrat view, and discusses potential constitutional amendment routes and state-by-state implementation.
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Oman
Demire
Carranza Backing Trevid In Mexican Border Tension
Reports from Washington and across the border detail Carranza backing orders to Gen Travina to attack American troops if they move away from the border. Prisoners from Carrizal were surrendered on demand, easing potential retaliation and opening talk of a peaceful settlement. Troop movements and skirmishes extend from Presidio to MacDona and Villa Ahumada as US forces reinforce border towns.
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Washington
State Department
Carranza
Travina
Carrizal
Mexico
Carranza Moing
Columbus
N. M
Luciu ‘Carranza
Bastille
Villa Ahumada
Guaman
P. Elias Valles
Sonora
Chihuahua
Presidio
el Paso
Texas
Fume
Ojinaga
Presidia
United States
Tex
Tenth Cavalry
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Mary A Orth Dead at 81 in Canada born widow of three
Mary A Orth widow of John Orth died at 71 10 this morning at 316 North East Third Street after a paralysis stroke suffered Friday. Born in Canada she would have been eighty one August 18. She married Cornelius O'Brien William Wible and John Orth. Survived by sons John O'Brien and Nethie Orth and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday at St Simon's Church with burial in St John's Cemetery.
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Mary A. Orth
John Orth
Third Street
Protest over seizure of American property in Mexico
Washington reports indicate representatives to Gen. Carranza protested in Mexico City against seizure of American property by local authorities. Special Agent Rodgers relayed official notes noting thousands of dollars in gold and silver bullion, horses, cattle, automobiles and other movable merchandise taken from Americans.
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Representatina
Carranza
Mexico
City
Rodgers
State Department
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