Senate Vote on Suffrage Amendment Divides Senate 35 to 34
The Senate narrowly approved the suffrage measure 35 to 34 amid sharp debate. Supporters including Mrs. Medilla McCormick hailed the vote as a milestone for women, while Miss Alice Paul lamented Democratic leadership allowing a premature tally. Names of voting members are listed.
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Women of America
United States Senate
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Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
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An account notes moving pictures presented with added information by an expert lecturer, surpassing Commander Evans in depth. The narrative describes the storytelling and the process of searching for more context.
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Suffrage Leaders hail Senate victory and plan wider push
Surprise over one vote majority in the national Senate for women’s suffrage triggers celebration from leaders. They credit 10 states already voting yes and anticipate a broader campaign to remove states rights from the fight. Leaders quote Miss Alice Stone Blackwell and Mrs. Susan W. Fitzgerald praising the vote and urging federal action.
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State lecturer lauds amendment result while urging continued battle
Mrs. Richard Kelly, State lecturer, says she is encouraged by the vote and believes the fight must continue state by state. She notes support from States' rights Senators who opposed the amendment and emphasizes the cause remains important.
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Officers Nominated by Harvard Union
The Harvard Union governing board nominated officers for the 1914-1915 academic year at a meeting yesterday. Election is set for Wednesday April 8 on the union campus. Nominations include President Major Henry Lee and others.
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Major Henry Lee
Notable Alumni Names Across Class Years and Cities
Higginson class of 55 from Boston serves as vice-president. S. B. Pennock class of 15 from Syracuse is listed, along with John C. Talbot class of 15 from Milton as secretary. KK. Bromley 16 from New York and F. W. Bush 16 from New York are also named.
Commander Evans Recalls Scott South Pole Quest
Commander Evans, second in command of the Captain Scott South Pole expedition, spoke at Symphony Hall recounting the perilous journey. His subtle humor and flippant tone undercut the gravity of the voyage and the harsh hardships endured in the scientific endeavor.
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