National League sets bill for married women citizenship
Peru Indiana December 15 The National League of Women Voters plans to push a bill granting independent citizenship to married women as the next item on its legislative program announced from its headquarters in Peru.
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National League of Women Voters
League to push citizenship bill for American women
Mrs. Richard Edwards says the league will seek a bill in Congress to grant American women resident in the United States an unlossable citizenship through marriage to a foreigner. A foreign-born woman would need her own naturalization papers. The league rejects new appropriations and emphasizes reducing federal taxes and expenditures.
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First direct mail to Erin in years ships mail from New York
The steamship Centennial State cleared from New York today for Queenstown and will be the first American vessel in two years to carry mails directly to Ireland. The British Admiralty restriction on easterly sailings hindered mail shipments to Ireland. its removal will improve the Ireland United States mail service, the Post Office Department said.
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Yuletide Air at St. Paul's Christmas Services Schedule
The Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Boston offers daily 6 o'clock musical services before Christmas. Mendelssohn and Palestrina featured, with carols at 12 10 daily and a Christmas Eve 11 30 Holy Communion. Christmas Day services at 7 8 9 10 and 11 o'clock led by Dean Rousmaniere.
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Maine Grange installs officers and urges rail rate cuts
The Maine State Grange installed officers led by W. J. Thompson of South China, reelected State Master, with John B. Abbott as retiring overseer. Resolutions commended reducing armaments and urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to require New England railroads to cut freight rates on agricultural products.
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New England
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South China
John B. Abbott
North Berwick
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