Man's One Right to Remove Wife Sparks Legal Debate
Article reports on a Jefferson Market court ruling allowing a husband to restrict a wife’s movements. Attorney Clarice Margolies Ba righ emphasizes women’s rights and criticizes the decision. The piece frames the case as a clash between domestic authority and legal protections for women.
Wife's flight sparks debate on marital rights in court
In a hearing before Magistrate McQuade the case centers on a wife who left home without notifying her husband. The judge considers both sides before ruling the husband's actions justified. The discourse reflects dated views on gender roles and calls for fair treatment of both spouses.
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Barigat
Strate's Court
McQuade
Wellesley Students End Battle Over Heels
In a quiet campus, Wellesley undergrads dismiss the high heel controversy sweeping Boston and New York. The piece notes Algeria’s larger area than France as a separate remark in the same column.
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Boston
Bosston
New York
Wellesley
First Aid to Bost Aid to Calumet Baking Powder Claim
An advertisement touts Calumet baking powder as the most dependable and economical choice. It promises savings in buying and using with fewer spoiled bakes and no failures after a trial.
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Bost
Chicago
Paris
France
United States
Students and Faculty Surprise Manross Farewell
Students and faculty at Butte Business College honored departing shorthand department head D. D. Manross with a program and gifts. Manross, moving to Healds Business College in San Francisco, was praised for his dedication and friendliness by all. L. R. Brown to succeed him as shorthand department principal. MITCHEL CONFIRMED TO FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD FOR 10 YEARS.
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D. D. Manross
Butte Business College
Ing College
Manross
Janesville High School
Janesville
Wis
Ife
Butte
Heald’s Business College
San Francisco
Cal
Tentious
L. R. Brown
Mitchell
Washington
John R. Mitchel
St. Paul
Newspaper Men to Meet in Honolulu in October
Columbia Mo Feb 18 1921 editors and publishers of Hawaii plan to host the World Press Congress with Honolulu to welcome journalists from around the world in October Delegates from North America expected to sail from San Francisco in September Governor C J McCarthy pledges support for arrangements A noted monkey species with tail features is also described in a separate item.
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Columbia
Press Congress of the World
Fem
Hawaii
Gow
Walter Williams
Univerity of
Missouri
Congress
Akien
AML
C. J. McCarthy
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San Francisco
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