Suffragist Campaign Notes From Beutan Amipon 1915
A diary like account from Beutan Amipon dated 1915 records daily campaign efforts in San Diego and the surrounding events. The entries describe mass meetings, speaker hours, voter questions, political anxieties, fundraising concerns, and updates on Inez's illness. The tone reflects perseverance amid political pressure and financial strain.
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San Diego
Wall Street
Inez
Jeanne D'Arc
Beutan Amipon
Alumnae to Present Milestones May Benefit Barnard Farm
Barnard alumnae select Milestones for May 11 and 12 benefit play. All former actors urged to attend trial auditions on Saturday afternoon March 24. Details to follow.
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Barnard
Births Notice for Barbara Raleigh Tlansl
A daughter named Barbara was born to Mr and Mrs Raleigh Tlansl on February 21. Eva Elise vom Baur is listed in the notice.
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Daugher, Barbara
Raleigh Tlansl
Eva Elise Vom Baur
Marriage and careers update of several individuals
The notice records 13 Esther Lois Burgess marrying Irving Hadsell with his 1914 Columbia degree and Chicago address. It lists 97 Anna Mary Locke teaching English in Indianapolis and leading a scholarship drive for a North American College in South America, plus a pioneer graduate for a South American university. It notes 61 Isabella Mitchell Cooper as NY Public Library librarian and part time lecturer, 04 Mabel Denton teaching biology in Newark and preparing lectures for public school, 04 Sarah Theodora Curtis teaching at Albany Academy for Girls, 09 Mary C. Demarest teaching math at Baylor College with a history of several posts and an MA from Columbia, 15 Mary Gray acting in a Somerville stock company, and address changes for 14 Edith Mulhall, 15 Kate Hagood Tobin, and 15 Viola M. Stokes.
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Anna Mary Locke
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Ind
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Isabella Mitchell Cooper
Sixe Central Cir
New York Public Library
Mabel Denton
South Side High School
Newark
New Jersey
Board of Education
Sarah Theodora Curtis
Albany Academy For Girls
Albany
N. Y
Mary C. Demarest
Baylor College
Belton
Texas
The
Peace Institute
Raleigh
North Carolina
Baptist Institute
Prestonsburg
Kentucky
St. Mary’s College
Dallas
Anderson College
Anderson
South Carolina
Columbia
Mary Gray
Somerville Theatre
Somerville
Massachusetts
Henry Jewett Players
French Club Chooses Play Committee Members
Last Thursday the Société Fran aise elected R. Buvington, M. La Fontaine and M. Sayford as Choice of Play Committee. Professor Loixeaux gave a lively talk on parliamentary form with anecdotes. Charades capped the meeting.
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Société Francaise
R. Buvington
M. la Fontaine
M. Sayford
Loixeaux
Plans to Develop Smith College Into Women’s University
The article notes plans to convert Smith College into the world’s first women’s university starting with a $2,000,000 real estate investment. From 14 students in 1875, enrollment has grown to 1,525 with 2,000 soon reachable, hinging on hospital land to the north. Negotiations among President Burton, trustees, and state authorities progress to enable the expansion.
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Smith College
Northampton
Burton
Muhlenberg Weekly
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Democratic
San Francisco
Esther Lois Burgess
Irving Hadsell
Hadsell
Eleanor Hadsell
Mrs. Hadsell
Cornell Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Edith F. Mulhall
West 16Th Street
New York
Katé Hagood Tobin
Blue Ridge Avenue
Atlanta
Georgia
Viola M. Stokes
Madison Avenue
Hasbrouck Heights
Women’s University
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