Vermont Woman Recalls Horrors of Marash Siege
Mrs Mabel Powers of North Hero Vermont, a member of American Relief Workers Party, describes the Turkish siege of Marash Syria. She and Helen Shulte of Reading Pennsylvania recounts a three week bombardment that killed Armenian civilians, burned churches, and forced a grueling retreat across mountains with only 22 survivors from an Armenian church.
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Mabel Powers
North
Hero
American Relief Workers’ Party
Marash
Syria
New York
Maraah
Colne
Near East
Wallage
Ma Hilett
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jr. Klett
Taix
Mia
North Hero
Helen Shulte
Reading
Minnie Dougherty
Holyoke
Mass
Witneas
Tslahie
Maragh
Bart
Teaw
Reding
Adate
Woman Mayor Leads Jackson to Reform in Cheyenne Era
Grace Miller becomes Jackson mayor in a women‑city hall administration noted for its all‑female governance. Voter shift in May ends male dominance, reshaping a town famed for cattle rustling lore and isolation. The Courier editor highlights a radical, peaceful transition amid rugged Mountain West history.
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Cheyenne, Wie
Grace Miller
Jackson
Hole
West
United States
Neiles
Dackeon, Steelf
Ieee
Merhakher
Giern
The
Courier
Vity
Bimnoll
Wien
Kermiselene Bey
Mra Miller
Tor Mayer Bey
New York 88 Delegates Headed to Chicago Train
New York state's delegates and 40 women leaders join 250 passengers on a special train to Chicago for the Republican convention. The train will include 14 Pullman coaches and two dining cars and is due to arrive Sunday afternoon. Among women aboard are Helen Worth Boswell of New York and Florence Knapp of Syracuse, plus Mrs. Arthur Livermore, alternate at large.
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New York
New York State
Chicago
Buffalo
Helen Worth Boswell
Florence Knapp
Syracuse
Arthur Livermore
No More Chaperones for Women Delegates at Conference
New York June 6 The story details women delegates and alternates from New York and other states attending the Republican national convention with no chaperones. Notable figures include Miss Helen Varick Boswell, Mrs Florence Knapp, Dr Helen Peabody, Mrs Katherine Reed, Mrs John Glover South, and Mrs Arthur L Livermore, highlighting the growing independent involvement of women in the convention landscape.
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New York
Helen Varick Boswell
M Boswell
New York County Republican Organization
Florance
Knapp
Syracuse
N. Y
Republican Nationel
Chiraa
Miss Boswell
United
Helen 8
Peabody
Sioux Falls
Ie Mre
Katheris Sdeen
Law Angeles
California
State Industrial Commission of
Republican Women's State Committee
John Glover South
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Morrow
Frank 0. Bradley
South
Tennessee
Aniey Fossern
Minneapolis
Hera
Minnesota
Women’s Republican Organization of
Arthur L. Livermore
Republican Women's Executive
New
Major's Tactical Error Outs Marines In Desert Training
A Marine major misdirected a private during a training exercise, sending him away to a distant easel bill while the battalion lay in full view. The private returned with a report of enemy scouts and snipers, prompting the major to demand clarification amid confusion.
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Amd
Wigthel Gage
Aed Raahtwlty
Old age fears fade with Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and nerve tonic. It features Mrs Elizabeth Morton of Roxbury praising the product for restoring energy, color, appetite, and weight after feeling run down and old. Consumers are urged to write for a free booklet and buy by mail or at their druggist.
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Elizabeth Morton
Shirley Street
Roxbury
Boston
Maas
Mia. Morton
Dr. Williams
The Porters Job on a Night Train
A mother traveling with her five year old son on a night train tells him to say his prayers, but he refuses. She asks if he wants the Lord to care for him tonight, and the child questions the porter’s role. The exchange underscores a child’s practical view of safety aboard.
More Victims of the Bubon ic Five More Cases Under Observation
Five more potential bubonic cases are under observation as health officials monitor the outbreak.
Domestic hints and plague notes in household column
A domestic column blends kitchen tips with a plague update. It covers stain removal, cooking rice for griddle cakes, fruit salads, and washing vegetables. It also reports six new bubonic plague cases and a local push for anti plague supplies, plus shoe fashion shifts and cheese handling guidance by Dorothy Dexter.
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Topera Cruz
Vies Lima
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Physician and patient dead after dispute over debt
Dr D Hood and Mrs H R Spring died in the Spring home after a money dispute over medical fees. Mrs Hood widow of the physician says Mrs Spring offered to transfer property to settle the debt. Neighbors found the pair with the doctor shot through the heart and Mrs Spring fatally wounded. coroner's jury found deaths at unknown hands.
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D. &. Hood
H.R. Spring
Complete cure of indigestion Fruit-a-tives testimonial
William Gale Shepherd of Old Chatham New York reports three years of constipation liver trouble and indigestion relieved after using Fruit-a-tives from R W Seymours drug store. He praises the remedy saying he can eat anything now and would not be without Fruit-a-tives. Available as boxes six for $2 50 or trial size 25 cents from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Chatham
Columbia Go
N.Y
Troy Times
R. W. Seymour
William Gale Shepherd
Ogdensburg
N. Y
What Price the Fool Kansas Pauper
The ladies' aid plans another fuel sale on Turaday as Hoxton Teanscript appears in the brief item.
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Kansas
Turaday
Hoxton ‘Teanscript
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