Woman's Hand Directed Blow That Wrecked Penrose Machine
In Pittsburgh on June 1 editors describe the May 16 Pennsylvania primary as a turning point when women voters disrupted the Penrose machine. Prominent figures like Gifford Pinchot and Mary Flinn Lawrence histrionically acknowledge the suffrage influence, noting the Old Guard miscalculated female voting power and the Philadelphia defeats.
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Penrose
Pittsburgh
Old Guard
Penn
Sylvania
Washington
Pennsylvania
Vares
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Penrose Machine
Mary Flinn Lawrence
Lawrence
Leslie-Oliver Magee-Babcock
Bull Mooser
George E. Alter
Allegheny
Alter
Pinchot
Ware
Allegheny-co
Ola Guarda
Arthur Brisbane
William Flinn
Bill” Flinn
Richard Croker
New York
Brooklyn
Flinn
Paris Alone and the Real Genius in Girls
Mary Garden argues that a girl old enough to study singing in Paris must go alone and manage herself. A chaperone is unnecessary. success depends on the individual's restraint and work. Paris is no kindergarten, and temptations arise from the urban world rather than the city itself. The piece contrasts ambitious young women with the real genius who trains by hard, focused work in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Paris
Miss Garden
Venice
Budapest
Susie Hopkins
Rome
Florence
Berlin
London
New York
San Francisco
Duenna
Garden of Eden
Eve
Fringe Fashion and Political Maneuvering Circa Taft Wilson Era
The fragment references fringe in a heavy oyster white crepe suit with wool embroidery and kimono sleeves worn with a matching hat as Taft sits nearby. It notes Woodrow Wilson winning in a fight and details Pinchot’s Bull Moose opposition, with Flinn and Mrs. Lawrence playing pivotal roles in the victory and looming influence in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Pinchot
Penrose
Flinn
Mrs. Lawrence
Allegheny-co
Foulards inspire Paris influence in 1922 gown fashions
The article discusses foulard fabrics as modern, chic additions to Paris inspired dresses. It notes Doeuillet gowns in black and white cross bars, the restraint in decoration, and how American designers modify French models. It cites Vinnonet, Chanel, and Lanvin shaping trends with puffed belts and chiffon gowns, with taffetas and crepe fabrics highlighted for fullness and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulard
Doeuillet
Paris
Madam Joffre
America
Vinnonet
Chanel
Lanvin
Greece
Tariff Debate Rejected on Glassware and Drug Trades
Washington June 1 The house rejected uses for tariffs on glassware chemical and drug trades but opposition grew when attempts were made to adopt the McCumber rules. The McCumber proposal would raise the ad valorem rate from 40 percent to higher percentages up to 50 percent. Senator J democrat of New Mexico led the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ate
House
J Democrat
New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Host Dinners and Socials
Social calendar in Canton reports Mr and Mrs James Hughes hosting a Wednesday dinner for forty at 148 Nineteenth St NW with bridge and prize awards. Numerous clubs and individuals hold luncheons, meetings, and parties across city venues including the McDowell club Lakeside, Reading Club Gambler, and First Reformed Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hughes
Nineteenth St NW
H. I. Taggett
ID. PD. Miller
C. R. Jamison
G. H. Charla
I. Hirsheimer
L. Hirsheimer
Gertrude Torowski
Clarence Lefkovits
Bender's
Miriam Halle
Cleveland
David Livingston
Hirsheimer
Loganav
First Reformed
Albert Trachsel
Edward Moser
Mahoning
Worley-ay NW
Ray
Frank Hannon
Fourteenth-st NW
Q. A. V. Club
John Geib
John Reed
Mason’ Rhoads
Clyde
Marriage Licenses Listed for Massillon Area Couples
A list of proposed marriages includes Byron Notman of Massillon and Edna Scott of Navarre, Hugh J. McMullen of Mansfield and Iva Walters, Fred Po of Langguth and Elizabeth Fenton of Massillon, Russell Barkalow and Helen Hiner of Columbus, Charles Mochel and Catherine Haas of Massillon, Clarence Rebillot and Mary Harsh of Louisville, Isaac White and Grace Glouser of Hartmont, Early B. Austin and Virginia Snyder of Navarre Road area, and William Dennison and Marie Schneider of Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Notman
Massillon
Edna Scott
Navarre
Hugh J. McMullen
Mansfield
Iva Walters
Aultman Annex
Fred Po
Langguth
Barberton
Elizabeth Fenton
Russell Gilbert Barkalow
Columbus
Helen Marie Hiner
Auburn
Charles Mochel
Dueber
Catherine Haas
Sixth
Ohio Wheat Heading Out In Good Condition
Columbus June 1 Wheat is heading out in good condition in Ohio and the oats crop is doing well despite a late start. State statistician C. J. West reports state averages show early potatoes at 83.8 percent. Meadows are unusually good in many areas though some report weeds in the meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. West
Flyer graduate dies in plane crash near Richmond
Nam A. Sydnor of North Carolina, a graduate of Langley field photographic school, was killed when his single seat Army plane nose dived and burst into flames over his uncle's farm four miles from Richmond. Identification came from a ring on his finger.
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Richmond
Nam
A. Sydnor
North Carolina
Langley Field Photographic School
Sydror
Wil
Employ Daily News Want Ads to Do Your Selling
Local employers and sellers can use the daily want ads to reach a broad audience. Classifieds outline available jobs, items for sale, and services, with contact details and rates for quick listing and rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Hen Produces Double Eggs and Four-Winged Chick
In Shugulak, Mississippi a hen lays double eggs and a newly hatched chick shows an unusual freak, a four wing four leg peeper. The owner notes the bird’s rarity and mentions a similar report from York Alabama about a three-winged chicken.
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Peeper
Shugulak
York
Ala
Unclear OCR Entry Leaves Fragmentary Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and words including misspellings and partial phrases. Reading yields no clear event, date, or context to summarize into a full news item or identify entities reliably.
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Canton Daily News
Mary Finn Lawrence
Newspaper
Ratures, Inc
Winifred
Brisbane
Foulard OF
Eleanor Gunn
Fairchild
Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes
H. H. Timken
Auction Bridge Club
Harrisonavy
Percy L. McLain
Washington, D. C
McDowell Club
Lakeside Country Club
Fred McGlashan
Woodland
Canton Club
Children's Mission
Reading Club
Peter Neff
Gambler
James K. Lynch
Piedmontay NE
Northern Hotel
Melvin Stuckey
Levi Stuckey
Louisville
Ash and College
Brumbaugh
Stuckey
Canton
Lesta Colledge
Greenfield-ay SW
Ethel Black
Clevelard
Inez Eick
McKinley
St. Mary’s
Theresa Freeman
Reynoldsavy
Glouser-White
Grace Glouser
Isaac White
P. H. Welsheimer
First Christian Church
Harnon Av NE
C. F. Atwell
Mahoninegrd
Crystal Christians
Crystal Park
M. BA
Laura Henry
Meyers Lake
ST. Anne's Sewing Circle
St Anne's Sewing Circle
Catholic Community League
Austin
Mies
Virginia Snyder
Mr. Far! Austin
WU. B
I. J. Warner
William Snyder
William Schierber
Margaret
New York City
Misa Gertrude Toronaski
Lefkovits
North
Canton Rd
Knight Templar Club
Masonic Temple
Euchre
Aberhart
Rudolph Bair
A. D. Kinsley
Middlebranch
Middlebranch Square
True Blue Club
R. A. King
Fawcettet
Charles Ebakin
Jack Webster
EB. J. Colin
A. W. Whitson
L. E. Shull
de Villeay
Canton Graduate Nurses Association
Canton Woman's Club
Martha Owens
North Industry
Perseverance Council
No. 97
Woman's Welsh Club
William Edwards
Mahoningrd NE
Cw Nichols
Mahonav
Madeline Mary
Margarita Ruth
Early B. Austin
Navarre Rd
Raymond-ct
William E. Dennison
Methanic
Walnutav
Marie Schneider
Watson-pl
Scooba
Miss
Erat
Ane
Nature
God
Grape-Nuts
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Cennyes
Peter Porker
Mr. Farmer
Schenk’s
Taler
F. Schenk & Sons CO
Fili
Ashta
Jeffers Hater
Autho
Inj
Louisy Hulligan
Fration
Ren
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