Anti Kluxers Move to Bar U S Senator-elect Mayfield
Chicago January reports that anti Klan groups plan to challenge Senator-elect Harle B. Mayfield of Texas for seating in Washington in March. Led by Gray Keyes Rutledge and Patrick O'Donnell of the American Unity League, they cite alleged Klan membership and endorsements. Seven western senators back the effort and a protest meeting in Chicago is planned before any Senate action. Mayfield previously denied Klan ties and said his campaign focused on railway repeal.
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Chicagcy
Ku Klux Klan
America
United States
Senate
Harle B. Mayfield
Tedas
Mayfield
Gray Keyes Rutledge
Tolerance
American Unity League
Texas
Washington
Rutledge
Patrick O'Donnell
American , Unity League
Lindsey
American Legion
Newberry
Michigan
Maygerd
O'Donnell
Pitiluss
Austin Klan
James E. Ferguson
Maryfield
Paris Fashion Shifts From Yellow Purple Hair Powders
Fashion notes describe a move away from yellow and purple face powders and colored wigs. The current trend favors pink and white tints with hair bleached to light yellow across ages, reflecting evolving English social event trends and beauty practices.
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Vancy
Paris
Lecture Course Arranged by Local Women Voters League
The Bridgeport League of Women Voters offers a civic education series for Bridgeport pupils. Beginning Thursday night February 1 at Stratfield hotel and continuing every two weeks through May 1, national authorities will discuss city government phases. A program committee includes Mrs. Lytin W. Wilson and others. Topics cover types of city government, public finance, proportional representation, public slavery, health, and charter essentials with noted speakers like Coronel Klenry M. Waite and Dr. Imther Gouliek among others.
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Bridgeport League of Women Voters
Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
Lytin W. Wilson
Andrew Smith
W. R. Tull
Arthur Comley
Henry D'Olier
Mary Dunbar
Meier Wheeler
Jan H.W. Dodds
University of Pennsylvania and Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Nicaragua
National Municipal League
Pebruary
Coronel Klenry M. Waite
Dayton
Ohio
A. Tf. I
France
Imther Gouliek
Columbia University
New York
Massacusetts
National Institute of Public Administration
New York Bureau of Municipal Research
Guy P. Miller
Connecticut
Ann. Smith
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Louisiana
Willian J. Proardman
Tublig Schools
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John &. Dallmann
Dublic Health
Hoyal S. Coneland
Ann Arbor
Publc
State of
Michigan
Michigan 1908 —Pean‘of Planer Hosvital Medical College
Thulan
Health of
American Public Health
Jo We A. Ta. Field
Health Commission of Bridgepare
J. Watton Ph
Fpolifical
Seiance Ad
Western Reserve University
Cheyland
Devafisman
National Municipal League of New York
Dlr Hatton
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Memphis
Atlanta
New Haven
New London
Dr Grant Challenged Bishop in Crowded Church
Dr Grant defied Episcopal canon by disputing Christ’s humanity and virgin birth during a sermon at a crowded metronau church. He attacked church authority, urged freedom of clergy, and criticized financial power while recounting his long personal quest to discard inherited beliefs. Police monitored entrances as congregants reacted with applause and fainting spectators.
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Qne
Christ
St. Augustine
Matthew Mark
Luke
Grant
Startling Discovery for Rheumatism by New Jersey Doctor
The Camphorole formula from Dr Brigadell is touted as a remarkable rheumatism remedy. Druggists offer 10 days trial, claiming instant relief, reduced inflammation, and cooling action on sore joints. Physicians reportedly recommend Camphorole for rheumatism neuritis lumbago and neuralgia. Manufactured in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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New Jersey
Dr. Brigadell
Atlantic City
Gupheac Social Club Celebrates 37th Anniversary
Stratford notes record turnout for Cupheag Social Club 37th anniversary celebration with 125 guests. Founders and original members attended, Murray's orchestra performed, and Edward Spalk chaired the entertainment committee with assistants. Current officers listed include Goodell, Morehouse, Spall, Spall, and Hanson along with a nine-member board of governors.
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Stratford
Cupheag Social Club
Murray
Edward Spalk
David Rhoades
Frit
Holmgren
Arthur Bal
Clark Lann
Paul Goodell
Vernon Morehouse
George Spall
Frank L. Hanson
Edward Spall
George Snail
John Graham
Charles
Pinochle Party and Marriage Notice In Local News
A pinochle gathering was hosted at Mrs. Emily Chase’s home on Victory Street with several couples in attendance. The marriage of Miss Clara Lyman and George Mack was announced, performed by Rev. Alexander Alison of the First Presbyterian Church. The Twelfth district Republican Woman’s club plans a postnoon pinochle and whist party, and a dance is scheduled at the Evening High School tonight. Mrs P Richards of Stratford Avenue visits Pittsfield for two weeks.
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Emily Chase
Victory Street
Joseph Webber
Art
Joseph ‘Treland
Charles Goss
J, KF. Chase
Edward Lynch
Jane, Denton
H. 4Y Connell
William Gabler
Mae
Clara Lyman
Dekalb Avenue
George Mack
Alexander Alison
Republican Woman's Club
Union Avenue
Thomas Connor
Mero Suffering From Alleged Assault
Dominic Mero of 64 Fairfield Avenues was taken to St Vincent's hospital with head injuries after an alleged assault by Tanies Fejurinie of the same address. Fejurinic was arrested on assault charges and released on $56 bonds.
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Dominic Mero
Fairfield Avenues
St. Vincent's Hospital
Raco
Tanies Fejurinie
Veiurinic
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