25,000 women marched, some on horseback, up Fifth Avenue in New York City to advocate for women’s suffrage.
In the UK, the Prime Minister intervened on behalf of women munitions workers:
And the controversy over the killing of Edith Cavell continued.
The SMS Prinz Adablert was sunk by the HMS E8 with the loss of 672 men out of 675, the German Navy's single largest loss of life in the Baltic during World War One.
The British troopship Marquette went down in the Aegean with the loss of 167 lives.
Saturday magazines were out.
Members of American Iron and Steel Institute inspecting the ore docks, Cleveland, Oct. 23, 1915
Last edition:
Labels: 1910s, 1915, Blog Mirror, Bulgarian Army, Constitutionalist Army, French Army, Joseph Joffre, Mexican Border War, Sedicionistas, Venustiano Carranza, Whatever It Is I'm against it, World War One
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