Number of Women by State in 1920 Voting Age Population
A 1920 estimate from the 1910 census shows over 26.0 million women aged 21 and over in the United States, about 3 million fewer than men. The table lists each state with the number of voting age women, including California 738,524. New York 3,083,273. Texas 972,639. Illinois and others, reflecting wide geographic distribution of the female electorate.
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United States
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Tinoin
Indiana de Hies Salen
Town
Eevienllweee Am
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Manssachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Rules to Cover Count Rule on Stock Dividends
Washington ruling by Paul F. Myers clarifies tax treatment of stock dividends under Eisner vs Macomber. Dividend stock itself is nontaxable, but gains from sale of dividend stock or related shares may be taxable, with cost basis allocation formulas and conditions for identical or differing stock classes guiding calculations. The document outlines how to treat old and new shares for tax purposes, including proportional allocation when classes differ and handling of multiple purchase dates.
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Washington
Paul F. Myers
Supreme Court
Eisner Vs. Macomber
Colectors
Internal Revenue
Tela
Local youth baseball game recap and challenge issued
The Blue Ocean team won a close 11 to 10 Sunday at Seaside No 6 diamond. They challenge any 15 to 17 year old city team for a game at 3 pm on Sunday.
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Diamond
Seaside
Multiple Incidents Reported Across Cities Amid News From Abroad
Reported burglaries at 707 Hallett street and 211 Sterling street totaled 100 and 180 dollars in valuables. Noted illnesses include Senator Albert B Cummins of Iowa and Judge Wauhope Lynn of New York. Despatches claim Bolsheviks fund propaganda in England and America. Policy remarks by Secretary Colby on Polish independence. Roosevelt cites league votes with South America. Immigrants arriving daily, riots in Abbadia Italy left seven dead. New Haven suit over property conveyance for the Unit Synagogue Society. Greenwich rains swell reservoirs. Paul Gadling detained in whiskey ring case. Yale secretary Stokes returns from Far East tour.
Co operative stores face debate at state retail outing
At Lake Compo nce the annual state outing of retail butchers and grocers discussed factory started co operative stores. William Cowlishaw of New Britain reported views that factories encroach on grocers and storekeepers who pay rent taxes and expenses. The meeting agreed with these concerns and hinted action at the next convention to curb such encroachments.
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Lake Compounce
William Cowlishaw
New Britain
Connecticut
Blame Emperor for collapse of Austrian troops
Vienna dispatch reports a war probe faults Emperor Karl for the Piave setback in the Austro Italian campaign. It cites a November 2, 1918 sequence of three conflicting orders on armistice timing, issued without consultation, amid fear of a shifted Vienna army. The commission questions whether fear, not malice, guided actions.
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Vienna
Piave
Carl
No return home desire among troops prevails among several men
The quote reflects a belief that a significant number of leaders favored keeping troops abroad rather than returning home. It captures a mood of ongoing military commitment and tension over withdrawal decisions.
Women Attend Democratic Meet in Stratford
A meeting of the Democratic Women's town committee was held last evening at the Democratic headquarters in the Post Office Building Stratford. Considerable business of importance was transacted and the women members participated actively.
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Democratic Fown Committee
Democratic
Post Ofice
Stratford
Committee members take active role in Tennessee ratification
Fragmentary notes show committee members in the foreground of the proceedings and keenly engaged in endorsing the ratification by Tennessee. The terse item highlights their importance without detailing names or dates.
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Tennessee
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Hallett Street
Stanley Strong
Sterling Street
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Justice Wauhope Lynn
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abbadia
Italy
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New Haven
Greenwich
Paul Gadling
John Gaudioso
Stokes
Yale
Far East
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King Institute Inc
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N.Y
United State Wheel Director
Sperry & Barnes
Bridgeport
State & Bank Sts
Garcia
Cella
B & S and Starrett
Mazda
Voorhee
Copenhagen
Boston
Sexton Sanitary
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Fairfield Ave
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