Wilson Seeks Senate Action on Federal Woman Suffrage
President Wilson again urges the Senate to act this session on the federal woman suffrage amendment. He expresses support after meeting with Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw and cites gratitude for women's wartime contributions as justification for admitting women to suffrage.
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French Union For Woman Suffrage
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Teacher for half a century to retire at Malden High
Charles A. Daniels oldest state schoolteacher, retires from Malden High School after more than 50 years in the system. He began at Centre School in 1861, led Malden High, headed Dean Academy, then served as superintendent, and since 1896 has taught history and political economy.
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Women To Run Ambulances In Boston Red Cross mobilization
The Women’s Volunteer Ambulance Corps organized by the Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross will field three companies led by Captain Mrs Harry Converse. Twenty eight drivers enrolled, with Miss Gertrude Stevens donating one motor ambulance and a $3000 fund planned for more vehicles kept at Commonwealth Armory. The corps may be called by military or naval authorities or for disaster relief and begins intensive training in drill mechanics and first aid by early July.
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Gilmore Estate Left to Nephews Named in Will
Springfield June 13 Dwight Gilmore former mayor and owner of the Court Square Theatre among other properties leaves his estate to his nephews in a will filed here. The document outlines the transfer of major holdings and indicates probate proceedings will follow.
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Estate disposal to three nephews filed today
An estate disposition was filed today disposing of an estate valued at $2,800,000 to the owner's three nephews Charles G Gardner Edwin S Gardner and Dwight Gilmore all residing in this city.
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Girl of 20 Held on Forgery Charge
Marion Williams 20 of Main street South Weymouth faces arraignment in Quincy District Court on forgery and passing worthless checks charges. Quincy police arrested her yesterday after reports from South Shore towns described a woman matching her description victimizing local stores.
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Newtonville manager leaves for army service receives gifts
Frederick C. Alexander of Newtonville, a department manager at Louis Stoughton Drake, Inc. Allston plant, was presented with a gold wrist watch and a silver tipped fountain pen by his associates yesterday as a farewell remembrance. President Drake made the presentation.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Co Waives War-Era Employee Discharge Right
New York June 13 Official announcement that the Postal Telegraph Cable Company at President Wilsons request had waived its right during the war to discharge employees who joined a union was issued in a message signed by Edward Reynolds vice president and general manager. Clar ence H MacKay president of the company had telegraphed Wilson acknowledging the letter and saying we can not but respond. Newcomb Carlton president of Western Union Telegraph Co would not state whether he had received a similar letter.
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Glass Shatters as Car Rams Truck in Roslindale
A Boston Elevated car collided with a motor truck on Washington street near South Roslindale at 6 25 last night. One man, John Shaughnessey 31 of 165 Bourne street South Boston, suffered a cut to the right hand as the vestibule glass broke.
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Governor McCall to Speak as Principal Speaker
Governor McCall will headline a public address as the principal speaker in a scheduled event. The appearance is expected to draw local officials and residents seeking remarks on policy and community updates.
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Notable speakers at the tomorrow event
The program lists several speakers including ton and tomorrow along with Robert Luce and the Rev. Albert H Wheelock of Needham who serves as chaplain of the State grange.
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