Suffrage Bureau Hosts Social and Planed Lectures
Local suffrage and civic groups host a series of events including a bridal shower for Miss Partara Tyaldo with guests like B Merwin and Ralph Blackba and plans to aid women through the new Suffrage Bureau. Meetings cover legislative data, child welfare, and a January program featuring Mme Mary Hanenfeld. Miss Mae Weinstein and Attorney Benjamin Gilman wed in New York.
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Herbert Wakefield
London
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Mae Weinstein
Jacob Weinstein
Marion Street
Benjamin H. Gilman
Yetta Gilman
He Astor
New York
J. R. Sicherfeld
Newark
City
Washington
Gilman
Milford School Lunches Get New Supervisors
Mes Helene Pubes and several volunteers from the Milford Visiting Nurse are enlisted to oversee lunches at Central grammar school for the first two weeks. Thess members will prepare and serve meals with Joones M Hnewel, state administrator leader, present to supervise. The effort is funded by the association and the ingurses of sectation.
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Milford
Artawr
Clark
Association
Thess
Joones M Hnewel
Too Central Grammar School
Indovie
Women at polls outnumber men in voting age totals
Washington reports that about 5 million women of voting age are in the United States versus around 70 million men. The National Women's Party hopes for swift ratification of the suffrage amendment, citing several states in special sessions and regular sessions forthcoming. If not ratified, only about 7 million women could vote for Congressional candidates.
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Congress
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Idaho
Newexico
Maryland
New Jersey
Mississippi
Virginia
South Carolina
Larry Fou
Connecticut
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Arizona
Indiana
Nevada
Oklahoma
Vermont
West Virginia
Mayuial
Hamilton to Lecture on New York Plays for Student Players
Clayton Hamilton, famed writer on stagecraft, will lecture Thursday at 8 pm in the Stratfield sun parlor under the Student Players and Miss Grace D. Dalrymple Clarke. He will discuss current New York plays and the lecture The Actor and the Dramatist as part of a series aiding theatre education.
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Stratfield
Grace D. Dalrympie Clarke
Hamilton
New York
Ramiltor
Drama League
Pinero
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Smith College Club Plans Luncheon Campaign Drive
Smith College club of this city will open its campaign for the 4496.00 Smith College fund with a luncheon at the Salmagunditsa room Saturday noon. The club aims to raise 80000 from an east high appeal to graduates former students and friends. Yarbrough chairs the campaign with Sillivan as vice chair. Marjorie Smith leads publicity and Sally Wilmot heads patient committee. Subscriptions will be pledges over five years. Notables include James Biggs Danbyrs Mond Streit New Canaan Mrs William J Long Stratford and others.
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East High
Mith
Aathur Yarbrough
M Catherine Silllivan
Marjorie Smith
Sally Wilmot
Otis D. Covell
Bickford
James Biggs
Danbyrs
Famond Streit
New Canaan
William J. Long
Stratford
Mu'dred Mead
Mann Newton
Greenwich
Coningsby Dawson
Smith Club
Bridgeport to Welcome Judge Norris First Female Judge Visit
Bridgeport hosts an address by Jean H. Norris the first woman judge to speak here as she visits Strat Field tonight at 8 o clock. The New York municipal judge and longtime attorney will discuss her experiences leading a court devoted to women and her work with the Woman's Bar Association.
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Jean H. Norris
New York City
Stratfield Sun
Norris
New York
Woman's Bar Association
Judge Norris
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New Party Urged to Fight Laborites
Lord Chancellor Birkenhead argues for an immediate formation of a national party including Unionists and Liberal remnants to confront Laborites. He asserts the Spen Valley by election shows Labour’s armor lacks organized opposition and criticizes the coalition government as ineffective against English Communists.
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National Party
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Weekly Dispatch
Spen
Valley Yorkshire
Labor
Hoe
Reward Offered for Missing Husband Allistair Grahame
Mrs. Susan Grahame offers 200 dollars for information on the whereabouts of her husband Allistair Grahame of 652 State Street who disappeared December 31 after work at the Ordnance bureau division stores here. Grahame, a malaria fever survivor with aphasia, was last seen on Main Street and is the target of a broad circular in the South and East cities.
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Allistair Grahame
State Street
Susan Grahame
Grahame
Ordnance Bureau
Jagt
Main Street
Philppines
Haat
Coal Commission to Begin Sessions in Washington
Washington, Jan 11 A Wilson commission set to probe wages and prices in the coal industry will hold its first formal session tomorrow. Henry N Robinson named president will also announce staff. John L Lewis and William Green of the Mine Workers Union will be heard, with four union presidents expected to appear. Central District operators have signaled possible participation pending a formal statement. The panel plans to follow some judicial procedures while expanding its investigatory work.
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Washington
Wilson
Central
Henry N. Robinson
Johnl. Lewis
Mine Workers’ Union
William Green
Miners Ag Plaintffs
Tomorro
January Sale Promises Deep Furniture and Apparel Deals
The notice urges shoppers to stay in touch through February first for the January sale. It highlights kitchen items, rugs, curtains, silks, foulards, crepe de chine, and large axminster rugs as standout bargains. Winter coats and suits for women and children are offered at substantial reductions.
Kitchen cabinet set with racks and jars display
Regular range includes large size units with racks for jars sliding moulding board metal flour bin with sifter glass sugar jar with adjustable opening and small spice bottles. Interior white enamel finish noted. Fourth floor price $27 to $45.
Silks for Dresses Listed in Seasonal Selection
Fabric notes describe silk options for dresses including Faupe, African brown, plum, black, apricot, and forty inch width. Also listed are light and medium gray, navy, myrtle green, peking blue, turquoise blue, and Belgian blue on the second floor.
Special beds sale with brass beds and white enameled options
In this sale from a historical catalog, Brass Beds with continuous posts and headfoot rods are discounted from $38.00 to $29.00. White Iron Cribs with adjustable sides drop from $21.00 to $10.50. Fourth Moor White Enameled Beds with brass trimmings are marked down from $19.50 to $? Regular prices and sale prices are listed for several bed styles including White Iron Beds in multiple sizes, Bungalow Beds with medallions, and other enamel options.
Royal Marriage Rumor Involving Japanese Royal House
Honolulu dispatch reports Prince Li-Kon of the former Korean royal line to wed Princess Masako, eldest daughter of Prime Minister of Japan, with ceremony aimed for February 22 in Tokyo. The prince, an army officer and recent Military Academy graduate, is half brother to Prince Yi tied to a Korean royalist plot. Nippon paper notes possible royal impediments to such international match.
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Li-Kon
Keren
Masako
Japan
Nippun
Prince Li-Kon
Prince Yi
Avigner
Nippi
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