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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

10

Women IO Urge Peace in Britain

International Women’s Congress forms two delegations to tour Europe seeking to halt World War I. Miss Jane Addams leads the first delegation visiting Britain, with plans to meet key leaders and extend to Berlin Vienna and Paris. A second delegation, led by Mme Rosika Schwimmer, will visit Scandinavia to promote peace efforts.

the Hague Great Britain International Women’s Congress Jane Addams Chicago Signora Genoni Italy Aletta Jacobs Holland London Berlin Vienna Budapest Berne Rome Paris Havre Madrid Mme. Rosika Schwimmer Hungarian Woman Suffrage Association Chrystal MacMillan England C. Ramondt Emily Balch Wellesley College Massachusetts Russia Washington Wilson

Attwill Backs Liquor Bill While Caution Hints Constitutional Doubt

Attorney General Attwill submitted an opinion to Governor Walsh stating the liquor delivery bill in no license towns is constitutional. He warned the Supreme Court might find it unconstitutional, noting substantial doubt. The Senate withdrew the bill from the Governor fearing it could bar liquor deliveries through no license towns.

Attwill Walsh Supreme Court Senate

British Warships Withdraw To Aid Atlantic Fleet Maneuvers

British warships off New York and New England will be temporarily withdrawn to avoid interfering with Atlantic fleet maneuvers starting May 18. The notice was sent to the U S Navy Department by the British ambassador in Washington.

Washington New York New England Navy Department

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