Massachusetts Votes For Woman Sufferage in Historic Yes Vote
A Massachusetts House approval by 168 to 29 advances the woman suffrage amendment to the state constitution. If approved again next year, it goes to voters in November 1915. The article notes cross-party support and mentions national leaders Anna Howard Shaw and Medill McCormick planning tours to Georgia and the South to push suffrage, with various states and figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Senate
Atesent Geers
Georgia
Sna
Toy State
George
Union
Washington
Democratic Party
Democrat
Anna
Howard Shaw
Fifth Ave
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Weran Suffrage Assecation
Georgy
Amd
Georgia Woman Suffwave Association
Medi McCormick
Ant Tainette Funk
Helen Gardener
Kate Gordon
Rome
Macon
Atanta
Decatur
Athens
Augusta
Columbus
Dr. Shaw
Lucy Stone
Susan B. Anthony
Seneca Falls
Medill McCormick
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Congress
United States
Mrss McCormick
Shaieth
Goat
Canyor
Gray
Shafroth
Anthonys
New Orleans
Lowsiana Woman's Suffrage Association
National American Suffrage Association
C. HP. Belmont
Miss Gordon
Antoinette Hunk
Chicago
Hela
Washington, DC
Cvary Bods
Intrest
Mig Helen Gardenu
Washington, D. C
Georga
Allanta
N. Knight
Knight
Logan B. Anthony
Grand Oncia House
Nashville
Chattanouxa
Sarah Barnwell Elliett
Tennessee Womin Suffrage Oomson
Chattanovés
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
South Dakota
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Mreden
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio
Lagrange College Guests And College Weekend News
Miss Virginiya Peed of Oxford visited her sister Migs een Peed and several local girls stayed at home for the weekend with their parents in Senoia. Pauline Becton and Elongine Cooper returned Thursday from a trip to Alameatte. Ayn Johnston, visiting Woodstock relatives, returned to college Thursday night. Professor and Mrs Wale hosted a celebration in honor of a marriage anniversary, with the student body assisting on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginiya Peed
Oxford
Migseen Peed
Anmé Belle Hutchinson
Ophelia Crook
Jane Travis
Senoia
Pauline Becton
Elongine Cooper
Waysist
Alameatte
Biss Ayn Johnston
Woodstock
Wale
Bes
Passover and World's Freedom By Rabbi Julius T. Loeb
Rabbi Julius T. Loeb argues Passover marks the first universal declaration of liberty, linking Israel’s exodus from Egypt to enduring human rights. He traces freedom’s moral arc through ancient Egypt, Sinai, Greco Roman thought, Luther and the Reformation, English Puritans, and the American Revolution, noting liberty’s Biblical stamp on modern nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Julius T. Loeb
Egypt
Israel
Jupiter
Rome
Judea
Mart Luther
England
Ely
Oliver Comwell
Charles I
Israel and the pursuit of universal peace in scripture and history
A reflection on Israel's enduring relevance from biblical exodus to present struggles for justice. The piece links historic oppression, noble philanthropists, social reformers, and world peace efforts to Israel’s hoped for era of universal happiness and peace. Social gatherings and local events on St Simons, Atlanta trips, dances, lunches, and a Brunswick tournament are noted among residents and visitors.
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Israel
Egypt
Henry George
Busy Waycross Social Calendar Promises Festive Week
Waycross social scene accelerates next week with two opening events and a grand closing dance. Mrs FOB Van Dormer hosts for sister Miss Ethel Eiverhadt of Atlanta while Mr and Mrs Charles L Redding entertain Mrs W H Ham of Boston. Mrs Ham is hosted by multiple gatherings including Easter tea and a Thursday afternoon event. A Sunday auction bridge meeting hosted by Mrs F Redding and a dinner for visiting Indiana guests highlight the schedule along with a Richmond wedding of Miss Ethel Bradshaw to Cecil Bullard.
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Waycross
Fob
van Dormer
Mass Ethel Eiverhacdt
Atlanta
Charles L Redding
W. H. Ham
Boston
Mass
Henry & Redding
Ham
T Sale Phelan
Georgia
Bullard
Richmond
Calvit W. Parker
J. H. Brewton
Clarence Mills
Caroline Stewart
Dorothy Dead
Otis Bell
The
Library Association
Carle Kang
Sunday School Teachers Training in Atlanta Weeklong Course
Sunday School teachers from various regions attend a one week training at Second Baptist Church under the Atlanta Baptist Sunday School association. PB Burroushs of Nashville leads a close-knit Normal Course while MTADS 10 Chast and other staff support elementary departments.
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Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association
Second Baptist Church
Burroushs
Nashville
Tens
Southern Baptist Covention
MTADS
Danly
Mise
Anime L. Williams
Burmnghan
Ala
Southsxte Baptist Church
Ugo
Southern Bankst Convention
M. Leavell
Atlanta
Georgia
Roth
Sus
Rob tSon
Srvice
Secoul Baptist Church
Wedd ings and notices in Lyerly area
Wedding notices from Lyerly and Summerville near Summerville feature the unions of Miss Ollie Carter and Mr Sanchel Rose at home in Summerville, and Professor GC Sublette with Miss Jessie Roberson in Summerville, plus plans for an Old Maids debate on women’s rights in matrimony and additional social events and church activities across the region.
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Summerville
Sanchel Rose
Ollie Carter
J A Hobertson
Sublette
Sublisue
Subligna
Hattie Bale Jones
A GB Rainey
Joney Iy
Day of Family Profits Offers and Bargains in Ads
A reader notes sensational ads in The Constitution offering home bargains. Furniture stores promise free dinner sets, mesh bags for 95 cents, and sugar at 25 pounds for $1.10. The piece asks if readers profit from these specials while urging careful clipping of the ads.
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Constitution
Shem
Con
Social gatherings in Sandersville honor visiting guests
Mrs US Mathias hosted a social afternoon on Warthen Street in Sandersville for her niece Mrs Turner of Macon. Guests included Mesdames Wall Holt Phillips Bird and Wall, with Miss Annie Nora Duggan of Fort Valley participating in a rook party. Decorations featured pink and green, followed by an almond creme salad course served by Miss Duggan and Miss Holt.
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US. Mathias
Warthen Street
5. Turner
Macon
Charlie Wall
T . Holt
F M. Phillips
H. H. Bird
B. J. Wall
Annie Nora Duggan
Fort Valley
Tazzie i Belle Duggan
Thena Holt
W. B. Dudley
W. M Wright
Fort Walles
TL. Holt
Round Table Literary Club
G.B Cooley
Stoddard
Italy
PD. Wood
Michael Angelo
W. Newman
Benbons
Pleasant Forty Two Party And Social Events In Cedartown
Cedartown social scene features a forty two party hosted by Mrs Martha Bigham for her sister Mrs W Bigham of Atlanta with prizes and refreshments. Other gatherings include Miss Myrtle Bobo hosting a judge party for Miss Louoise Chutchens and Miss Jennie Ward, the Youngs Eades Auction club event, and a birthday party for Sara Davis with a May? themed reception by Mrs A J Wiley for Mrs W D Anderson. Delights include Easter rabbits as favors and musical numbers by local ladies.
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Martha Bigham
W. Bigham
Atlanta
Bigham
Leetved
Myrtle Bobo
Joridze
Louoise Chutchens
Rome
Jennie Ward
Cave Spring
Florence Chapman
Florence Whitefield
Youngs Eades
A. J. Wiley
Irveq
W. JD. “Anderson
Marietta, Ga
Durie
T. H . Shellman
Pearl Bobo
Mildred Archer
Five Hundred and Round Table Hostesses Respond to Health Topic
In Sparta Georgia on a Tuesday afternoon Miss Zellener hosted the Five Hundred club while Wednesday afternoon hosted by Miss Walter Lewin and Miss Linie Follebre featured the Round Table. The program focused on Health and Sanitation.
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Sparta
Zellener
Five Hundred
Walter Lewin
Linie 'Follebre
Round Table
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Georgia Normal and Industrial College
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Irene Bowden
Buford
Clara Lee Cone
Louise Freeman
Greenville
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Hrneda Gunther
Gainesville
Kathleen
Farrel
Athens, Ga
Benita Allen
Muledgeville
Philoclea Mathews
Albany, Ga
Ruth Fields
Mary L. McLendon
Georgia Woman’s Suffrage Association
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Utah
Idaho
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Arizona
Alaska
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Lagrange College
the Liberty Bel
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Brunswick, GA
St. Simons
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J. J. Cootey
Malcom McCullough
Sir
Thomas Fulier
Miggen Ethel
Kezzie Conoly
Hazel Nightengale
J. BR. Akin
Sherrard Akin
Ay. Gell Bate
Downing
W .M. Mash
Hinnessy
M. Burkheimer
J. D. Goforth
Harold Fouchs
Brunswick Hnks
J. Hunter Fopkins
Virginia Hillsman
Grant Street
N. Davis
Marie Honking
Rouse
Emma Strain
Darien
Waycross, GA
Lyerly
Elberton, GA
Thornton
Grafone
Columbia
Revere
Columbia Graphophone Co
Peachtree Street
Sandersville, GA
Cedartown, GA
Southern University of Music
Peneltree Street
Gerard Yhiers
Kurt Mueller
Mary Craft Ward
Godowsky
Berlin
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