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Thursday': Ainit I 1967 EVERYBODY - CAN PLAY TILE OdS By William TPeacock Assoctated Press Writer ett — WASIILNG'rON Ma had lost California election Thursday If the vote seems small remember this was before the e womap's suffrage amendment At the time bread was 5 cents a loaf sometimes 4 cents Eggs were 34 cents: (city prices) a dozen A man's suit could be was added to the Constitution That didn't come until 1920 Suffrage for women was one of the two great questions agitating the country in the bone-itEa$14 and a fashionar period ble New York store (Saks) ad- The other was prohibition vertised women's spring coats Foes of alcoholic beverages for $16 wanting a constitutional ban You could buy a Saxon on them blamed alcohol for roadster for $500 and have no many of the bodily ailments trouble finding a place to park and most of the social ills of the time 1916 had other surpriAs The amendment pennittirtg a graduated income tax had The country was - just as d then as now It been put into the Constitution four years earlier but the tax was something of a shock did not reach most Amen- - - when Tris Speaker of Cleveland's Indians hitting 386 cans Federal spending for the snapped Ty Cobb's streak of 1916 fiscal year was 734 milnine years as the American baseball league's best hitter lion dollars receipts 782 mil:And a lion dollars for a surplus of 48 boy Jones of Atlanta million dollars At that rate of Bobby tronnced a lot of elders and spending a present year's tax won the southern golf champicollections would run the gov enunent for about 170 years onship Industrial Leader rlayed Golf pre-wa- T : - :- - Sen angry ' Women's Suffrage Is the 50th anniversary of US entry into World War I a day an era ended tits iros bo Got and the - tion 82 to 6 The Huse debated tt next day After 18 hours of aro- ment the resolution was ap-proved 373 to iQ at 3:12 am April 6 Cabot Henry Lodge grandfather of the present ambassador to South Vietnam session To the Senate-Hous- e which cheered him at the end Wilson declared "The world must be made lfe for demo- one at the surprises was that the Democratic floor cracy" There was never any question that Congress would comply with Wilson's request but there were fights against the war 'resolution in both the Senate and House Sen Robert M La Follette Claude- - Kitchin of spoke and Carolina against the resolution Suffragette Jeanette Rankin of Montana a Republican seemed in a daze Her name was called four times before she rose and in a tearful voice said "1 want to stand by my country but 1 cannot vote for war I vote no:" Congress went on to vote for voted blocked Senate consideration for 24 hours On April 4 after 13 hours of debate the Senate approved the resolu draft and the billions of A3 - US Entered World War I—Ended an Era 70h " - - Fifty Years Afro Today 1 ' 0 - - -- - - - s -- -- - GI arr dol- - 1tI' to back up the armed forrea Before the war ended Nov 11 1918 there were 2 million US soldiers Lars needed 4 ' ‘ 00v overseas And as the yf?r drew to a close the Congtess also approved the prohibition amend-Nortmerit submitting it to the siatps The senators who voted - were:- against M LaFollette i G ronna a) REGISTER ' - oo 1 TEN LESSONS I t NE FRFED AT 1200 P1 JIM SORRELS AT 2:00 P1 A h $11 NOW! ‘I 441- - start SatartlayAprit 8th Rent Guitar for $360 41111essons ' Robert Asle (R-W- (DDre) (BNett) (D-M- aman Lane Harry (RND) (3-Mis- I IIIiI George W 'Norris William J Stone 'flandS" Mopps died yisterday and James K Vard- an' like all good drossera be oed everbuddy 111 1 1111 :'Slwrfrt 111111'i Horni of Utah Classic Guitar Society (Clfrvi2e0V145 SO ST E ST SiC injui 14111 sports-minde- : :- ' - : - - - o- :: I I - : 11 — - 1 i - - 1 ) a 1 : 1 ---- - t f : 't : : : ti' 1 : rest of the world The fall before he came to his reluctant conclusion Wilon a had been t — SOlt Wave of peace sentiment The Democratic campaign : : cry was: "He kept us out of II d I '' ' : 1 (c1400-:'1 " r): COTTONWOOD ' - I t ft) fi - Sins ! 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