Votes for Women Also Equal Pay at Nation Meeting
At St. Paul Minnesota July 9 the National Education Association endorsed woman suffrage and equal pay for teachers, allotting five of ten vice presidencies to women, electing Dr. Davia Starr Jordan president, and selecting Oakland California as the 1915 meeting site. Resolutions urged pensions and higher salaries for teachers and endorsed President Wilson on Mexico. The convention adjourns tomorrow night.
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St. Pay
Minn
National Education Association
Sant Jordan
Davia Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford
South Carolina
D. B Johnson
Dr. Jordan
Johnson
Oakland
Cal
Wlilson
Mexico
United States
Indorses
Sheeta
W. C.thompson
Ohio State University
Resolutions Committee
W. M. Sheets
Florida
Thompson
Sheets
The
Association
Caraegie
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Rockefeller Foundations
Normal School Department
Katrina Trask
Saratoga Springs
American School Peace Jeague
Trask
Peace League
William Howard Taft
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
Ohio
EH. Scammell
Ottawa
David Sneden
Massachusetts
Department of Manual Training Education
Department of Child Hygiens
Louis Rapeer
New York Training School For
Kajeer
Rufus Stanley
Kimira
Stanley
Freckles remedy promises clear skin with Duble Strength Athine
Advert reads that athine-double strength from Jacobs Pharmacy removes freckles with nightly applications. An ounce is usually enough to clear the complexion, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Frm Jacobs
Frighten Them Into Obeying in Education Debate
A Washington panel discusses how fear shapes adult neurotics and schooling. Dr T A Williams cites cultural controls while P P Claxton envisions a curriculum mixing physical culture reading writing arithmetic and music. Edward A Ross warns that most teachers are women and fears overprotective, passive citizenry.
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T. A. Williams
Washington, D.C
Department of Special Education
P.P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Department of Music
Edward A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Eloquent pleas made for Cantrell boys at board
Prominent Hall county lawyers urged the prison commission to commute death sentences for Bert and Jim Cantrell, accuse a designing woman and their ignorance. A jury verdict and a life sentence for Mrs Hawkins were noted as context. The hearing drew many leading Hall county citizens.
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Jim
Bert Cantrell
Arthur Hawkins
Hall County
H. H. Dean
General Assembly
Bert
Cantrell
Fletcher M. Johnson
Jim Cantrell
Nick Wilburn
Wilburn
Hill County
Hawking
Hawkins
Mra Hawkins
Gert
Supreme Court
Dean
H.H. Dean
J. EB. Jones
Hert
J. B. Jones
Traud Watson
John 4. Smith
Charles Truelove
Duchess of Marlborough Laughs At Society Soiree
Consuelo Vanderbilt Belmont, now Duchess of Marlborough, visits Newport with her mother Mrs Belmont. She is the central figure in society, widely entertained. A shop-shot shows the duchess amused by young men as Secretary Gonina of the Russian embassy snaps a stunt for the titled visitor.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Merly
Consuelo Vanderbilt
B. F. Belmont
Newport
R. L
Gonina
Stunta
Warburg Fight Deepens Over Senate Confirmation
Jones is rejected for the reserve board as he refuses to appear before the Senate Banking Committee to explain his business ties. President Wilson backs Warburg, while supporters expect a decisive vote after a Rules Committee report on expanding the Banking Committee. Business leaders in Chicago boost Wilson's stance, and two Democratic Senators plan to assemble all correspondence for the White House.
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Warburg
Senate Rules Committee
Banking Committee
Wilson
Paul Werburg
Wison
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Warbure
White House
Thomas and
Shafreth
Farm produce prices to fall in coming six months says expert
W S A Smith, an authority on agricultural markets, predicts a drop in farm produce prices over the next six months. He cites a volatile global backdrop with a falling barometer of uncertainty, plus shifts in land values and prices influenced by Argentine, Australian, Canadian, and European products. A Kansas City anecdote illustrates wealth and vanity in a mirror story.
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W. S. A. Smith
Kansas City
Packer
Mary
Kodak Gift Banner Points To Picture Story Day
Jno L Moore and Son advertise Kodak products as the timely gift that enables telling the picture story of the day. The store at 2 N Broad Street highlights the latest Kodakery advances and photographic supplies for all enthusiasts.
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Che Weduie Wey
Nua Ao
KODAK
Jno. L, Moore & Song
Kodakery
N. Broad Atreat
Uncle Eben Explains Auto Accident Causes
In a candid exchange, Uncle Eben discusses driving mishaps and the errors of judgment that led to a recent automobile accident. He emphasizes misplaced focus and improper handling of pedals and controls as key factors in the mishap.
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H2zra
Eben
June Muslin Underwear Sale Draws Crowds With Deep Discounts
A June sale touts muslin underwear with steep savings on petticoats gowns and slips. Prices range from 69c to 5.00 for petticoats and up to 5.00 for fine slips, with many items described as laced trimmed and embroidered. Open stock shows slightly soiled but still desirable pieces.
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Ggc
Novelties in Ribbons and Sashes For Women
Ribbons in colors and finishes listed with wide eight inch faille moire and plain options. Prices range from 25 to 126 per yard for various blacks whites pinks blues and lavenders including satin and velvet styles. Wash ribbons available in multiple widths in white pink blue and lavender. Girdles made to order from 50 cents to 1.50.
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