Waiting Kin Sidelight Sis Pacific Coast Fears Japanese Penetration
The Pacific coast region fears quiet Japanese penetration influencing politics. Senate hearings in California probe immigration, naturalization, and possible constitutional amendments to withhold citizenship from American born Japanese. California leaders warn of distant power and economic and military threats as American policy faces pressure.
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Ashtington
Pacific Coast
Phas House Cormmnittee
California
Jae
Hese
Phelano
Jagan
United States
Tare
Indiana News Roundup Including Fires and Farm Reports
Readable notes report widespread farm issues across Indiana. Items include a Crawfordsville fire at a sewing plant, crop yields forecasts from Purdue delegates, county tax and school levy adjustments, and Whiting opposing higher streetcar fares. Also noted are farm losses from barn fires and plans for seed variety meetings at Purdue.
Nation Achieves Equal Suffrage After Long Struggle
Washington reports the United States has ratified the constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Washington and Tennessee acted in special sessions, bringing the total to 36 states. Connecticut and Vermont had no regular sessions. The piece traces pioneers Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B Anthony and Alice Paul, and notes the shift from state to national campaigns, the formation of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, later the League of Women Voters, and ongoing leadership by Carrie Chapman Catt and others.
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Washington
United States
Tennessee
Delaware
Congress
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ohio
Supreme Court
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virgina
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Marcus I
Holcomb
BP. W. Cle
Beth Cady Stanton
Eee
Adams
Mass
Enpty
Miss Anthony
Rochester
N.Y
Anthony
Senate
Sargent
Californian
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
White House
Ment
Florida
Louisiana
North Carolina
Kid
Jane
Frorida
United States Supreme Court
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth
Cady Staunton
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Lucretia, Coffin Mott
Nantucket
The
Friends
James Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Johnstown
Ilenry B. Stanton
Tor
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Susan —B .Anthony
Eliza
National American Woman Sulface Association
Stanton
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Troward Shaw
Catt
Franks Lesle
National Association
St. Louis
League of Women Voters
Chicago
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Maud Wood Parkig
Richard Fadwards
Indiana
Solon Jacobs
Interesting Briefs Highlight Inventions And Resources
A Californian inventor makes a device to gather nuts from the ground. French wine regions boast obscure vineyards producing local wines not suited for transit. Bevopt lace origins trace to early embroidery. Gold exists in Sumatra and Borneo deposits and in Dutch East Indies gravel and vein systems. In 1914 there were 58 concessions for gold and silver prospecting and mining.
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France
Sumatra
Celebese
Ornea
Their Wedded Period and the Fight for Freedom
A fragmentary drama about a wife pressuring her husband to meet rules and socialize while he resists. She resents his refusal to change, and their dynamics reveal strain over home and social life as months pass.
Wives Diary Fragments Hint at Household Secrets
Fragmentary diary entries reference unnamed spouses and domestic scenes with odd grievances and evasive statements. Snatches mention deception over living in a barrel and a playwright alias, with scattered names such as Mrs. Renodtier Arneld and Mrs. Columbus. The tone suggests rumor or satire in a domestic context.
Experimental Technologies Reported in Popular Science
A garbled item notes early aviation uses by Alegrin helicopters, ranchers in South Turketa planning air tracing of cattle, and rubber thimbles for typists. It mentions a British tester comparing diet to existing foods and a 1910s style report on Indians experimenting with steel and asbestos materials.
Farm Journal Sayings on Winners, Flags, and Too Much Talk
The column asserts Knockers never win and winners never kick. It praises stopping after saying enough and placing flags in homes and hearts. It critiques shoppers expecting grocers to deliver small packaged foods and notes a man loses respect when livestock scatter as he approaches.
Health Maxims 2e Cheery Meditative Prose
A compact collection of aphorisms urging a light heart and calm mind. It promotes seeking peace, avoiding despair, and thinking helpful thoughts, with brief moral reminders on temper, hope, and self perception. The tone reflecting old fashioned didactic guidance.
Conscientious Objectors in Military Service Debate
An article reports on conscientious objectors during wartime who refuse all service or noncombatant roles. Most sentences expire this year, with some to end in May and July. The American Civil Liberties Union defends their rights while urging obedience to regulations, noting only forty-one remain freely until they yield to rules. The department of war maintains no early releases and explores limited clemency options for select cases.
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Sinrshalls
Eruin
Devansville
Verne Peeirie
Cotpacns
The
Titres Company
Cbhie
Coipaties
Vincennes
Cotinby
United States
Dias
Greta
Crawvfordsville
Peerrteen
Asi
Crawfordsville
Pat Willon
Duyers
Stoa
Testehios
Vie Ceeds
South
Berndhe
Tidianapais
Jodtanma Pealerurion
Thie
Eaturgitiern
Step
Russellville
Don Erlin
Furie
Dishor
Chicago
Shaw
Gresers
Purdue University
Purdue
Shelbyville
Exaine
Marion Townsiin
Shelly Conmnty
Hive
Shelby County
Indianapolis
Chodrieh
Ailes Schaeffer
Charles W. Camp
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Consis
Indiananel
George J. Trrvant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Ian Oriit
Levy
B. Hh. Wricht
Stree Diigliacny Department
M. Disten
Gatay
Porthind
Cehmeni Ueschidon
Wright
Gaveerpar Cadeltone
Pish- Op
Gegis
Sta Nogen
Carl Baffers
Lovensport-aSixn
Case County
Cass
Spain
Cass County
Cimrin
Duaard
Daviess
Montgomery
Gibson
Losey
Warren
Jackson
Newton
Vico
Switzerland
Pountain
Johnson
Whiting
Indiana Public Service Commission
Lake Superior
Sceents
Ecity
Commission
Twaimmond, Whiting and
East 9 Chicaga Street Railway Company
Railmars
Aterican Civil Liberties
Ridan
Union
America
Hap
Dover
Tie Diian
Wap
Mandy Mixup Stuns Washington Train Station Crowd
A tall Congressman Don Johnson stood by a gate at a Washington station calling out for Mandy as trains arrived. Reporters noted no Mandy present and puzzled over the odd scene as Johnson repeated the phrase to arriving travelers amid a city crowd.
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Biz Union O
Wuoushington
Don Johnson
Wenmiecky
Johnson
Mandy
Hardwood Scarce Drives Up Furniture Costs Across Industries
A report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture cites dwindling high grade hardwoods as the main cause of rising furniture prices. Higher lumber costs raise finished goods by multiple times, affecting veneer, trucks, vehicles, and agricultural implements. Virgin timber is now scarce in Appalachians and the lower Mississippi valley, forcing reliance on distant sources and increasing production uncertainty.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Seme
Ohio River
Appadachiens
Mississippi Valley
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Popular Science
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