Equal Rights for Women Sparks Nationwide Debate
The piece outlines two opposing camps the National Woman's Party and the National League of Women Voters in the fight over equal rights for women. It describes the proposed blanket bill and a federal constitutional amendment, plus potential conflicts with existing welfare and labor protections for women.
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JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN _ OMAN
Congress
Naonal Woman's Party
National
Oue of
National Consumers’ League
Trade Union League
White House
Suffra
National Woman’s Party
O. H. P. Belont
Capitol
Washington
Per
Anyay
Alice Paul
Hei
National League of Women Voters
National American Suffrage Nation
Susan B. Anthony
Eliza Cady Stanton
National Woman's Party
Carrie Chapan Catt
International Woman Suffrage Association
Maud Wood Park
United States
San Francisco
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
Michigan
Wisconsin
Con
Walsh
Edward P. Costigan
Chicago
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Minimum Wage Board
District of Columbia
No More Guys Singin in Back Yards in New York
A backyard minstrel discussed by Edward Anthony of the New York Herald explains shrinking opportunities as apartments block access and households favor phonograph records. He notes audiences prefer sentimental old tunes like The Last Rose of Summer and Silver Threads Among the Gold and predicts fewer backyard singers in coming years.
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York
Edward Anthony
New York Herald
Fighting Parson of the Thirty-Fifth
Rev Earl A Blackman lifelong pastor and former World War I chaplain known as the fighting parson of the Thirty-Fifth fought in boxing and other sports during service. He leads First Christian church Kanute balancing amusements with church policy while directing boxing for youths.
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Hanute
Kan
Earl A. Blackman
American Legion
First Christian Church
Mr. Blackman
Kendallville
Ind
New York
Indiana
Kokomo
University of Kansas
Chanute Church
Blackman
Rexroed
France
Fern Lake Winter Sports At Rocky Mountain National Park
In February the Rocky Mountain National Park at 9550 feet hosts winter sports with Fern Lake near Estes Park offering ski and toboggan courses. Improvements by the park service include a cup shaped toboggan slide ending at the lake and a ski run on the southern slope leading to the lake. Odessa Lake provides a second ski course starting high and descending to the valley bottom.
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National Park Service
Fern Lake
Odessa Lake
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Frank P. Walsh
Matthew Hale
Gail Laughlin
Industrial Relations Commission
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Helen Sullivan
Helen Spillman
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