Twelve Greatest Living American Women Debate In Congress Circle
A Chilean delegate asks the National League of Women Voters to name twelve top American women. Editors list eight prominent figures they deem representative, noting the difficulty of fair selection among many worthy contenders.
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John Dickinson Sherman HO
National League of Women Voters
Senorita Graciela Mandujano
Chile
United States
League
Land
Warren G. Harding
Mary Pickford
Mary Garden
Geraldine Farrar
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ida M. Tarbell
Edith Wharton
O. H. P. Belmont
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Maud Wood Park
Mary Garrett Hay
Women's
Congressional Committee
Senorita Mandujano
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
International Suffrage Alliance
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Anne Tracey Morgan
American Committee For
France
Evangeline Cory Booth
Salvation Army
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr College
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Republican National Committee
Alice Mary Robertson
Muskogee
National House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Ida M.tarbell
Cecilia Beaux
Julia C. Lathrop
Raymond Robins
Helen Keller
Maude Adams
Mme
Louise Homer
Schumann-Heink
Julia Marlowe
Agnes Repplier
Florida Razorback Near Extinction Warned by Authorities
In Amesville Florida authorities from the United States Department of Agriculture confirm the razorback hog faces extinction as pure bred stock declines. Farmers, pig clubs, cooperative sales and hog breeder groups have reduced the wild roaming breed, once blamed for damage to fences and crops, and now scarce outside zoos.
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Amesville
Fla
Bureau of Markets
United States
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Chicago to Host National Police Training School
A new post graduate criminology school for police leaders will be established in Chicago. Professor George T. Ragsdale of Louisville outlines a program to study advanced investigation and identification methods at an international gathering in San Francisco, with approval from the police chiefs association.
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Chicago
America
George T. Ragsdale
Police School
Louisville
Ragsdale
Europe
Scotland Yard
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Paris
International Association of Police Chiefs
San Francisco
Dramatic suicide note ends Pomona pair’s estrangement
W W Green a wealthy Pomona orange grower, killed himself after a quarrel with his wife. He left a dramatic farewell note naming the other man and urged his wife to be happy with him. The coroner holds the body as investigators probe the mystery and identity of the other man remains unclear.
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OS Angeles
W. W. Green
Pomona
K. A. Sapp
Green
San Bernardino County
Bill
Mr. Sapp
Lydia Williams Campaigns Across Nevada On Foot
Lydia Adams Williams, age fifty five, campaigns for US Senate across Nevada on foot, with minimal funds and no organized support. She travels town to town, farm to mine, relying on tourists for rides and a small satchel of cards, visiting Reno Carson and Mason valleys for a five day trip costing five dollars.
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Ney
Nevada
Lydia Adams Williams
United States Senate
Reno
Carson
Mason
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