Boston Women Tell Stories to Tenement Children
Young women students in Boston tell stories on street doorsteps to entertain and educate children in crowded tenement districts. The program, started in the North End and spreading to Chinatown, involves the Women's Municipal League and Massachusetts University Extension, aiming to boost Americanism and ease tired mothers while keeping kids off dangerous streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Hevere
Washington
Delaware
Chinatown
Women's Municipal League
Massachusetts University Xtension
Public Library Department
Prohibition Party Plans Lincoln Convention in February
Virgil G. Hinshaw and Frances Beauchamp chair the national Prohibition party committee and issue a call for a party convention in Lincoln Nebraska by February 21. Presidential and vice presidential candidates will be nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Frances Beauchamp
National
Prohibition Party
Lincoln
Neb
Yce
Will Nomin
Moonshine Trail at Atlas Today
Stuart Blackton presents The Moonshine Trail at the Atlas Theatre with Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon co-starring. Breamer, famed for dark-eyed charm in prior Blackton pictures, enhances the production alongside Gordon noted for bold, varied performances since Huck Finn in Juck and Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Blackton
Atlas Theatre
Sylvia Breamer
Robert Gordon
Blackton
Maurice Tourneur
Mark ‘Twain
Huck
Juck
Tom
Jack Pickford
U S Women Sail For Geneva to Attend Suffrage Congress
Thirty American women led by Carrie Chapman Catt and Josephus Daniels sail to England to join the eighth International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress in Geneva opening June 6. The group plans to discuss world suffrage progress and future roles for women in politics with representatives from twenty eight nations.
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U. S
Geneva
Carrie Chapman Gatt
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
England
Royal George
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Catt
Congress
South America
Spain
Greece
The
Orient
Daniels
Widow of Marshall Field Heiress Marries into Tree Family
A marriage ties the Marshall Field heiress to the Tree family amid a large gathering of noted delegates and society figures. The event includes Mrs. Stanley McCormick, secretary of the International Alliance, and attendees from Illinois Nebraska Colorado South Dakota Kansas District of Columbia Vermont New York and other states. The page also notes social events and a Rexall One Cent Sale advertisement and a humorous road tale involving spiritualists.
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Stanley McCormick
International Alliance
Jacob Baur
Illinois
W. &. Barley
Nebraska
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Dorothy Redfield
South Dakota
H. C. Garvey
Kansas
J. Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Lulia Lathrop
District of Columbia
Marion Horton
Vermont
Maud Nathan
New York
Marjorie Shuler
National American Suffrage Association
Adolph H W. Rocquet
Louisiana
James Henry Darton
Pennsylvania
Dinner Stories Ile Seeks Accident Policy Benefit
Ile limped into an insurance office appearing injured with bandages and a crutch, saying he came to apply for the amount due on his accident policy. He stated his purpose clearly as he requested benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Gostendapre National League First Game Highlights
In a rough set of early league clashes the Boston club faced New York with Rudolph Eyres McQuillan and ONeill Douglas Mub bell Winters Nehf and Snyder tallying for the visitors. A second tilt saw Boston edged 8 to 4 as Barnes Smith Scott and ONeill worked the batteries.
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R, HW
New York
Ceeeeees
Boston
Veenved Pada
Rudolph
Eyres
McQuillan
O'Neil
Douglas
Mubbell
Winters
Nehf
Snyder
Ngwayoh
Vest Hens
Barnes and Smith
Scott and
Baseball Box Scores and Batter Details
The record shows American League clubs with Boston and New York results, including runs and hits. It lists batteries for each club with pitcher and catcher pairings and notes players Harper Kare Schang Shawkey Mays Hannah Martin Harris Keefe Perkins Hyatt Cicotie Schalk.
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R. H
Boston
S.ee
New York
Harper
Kare
Schang
Shawkey
Mays
Hannah
UW. W. Philadelphia
S.eeee
Ed Cee Ghigazon Fe
Martin, Harris, Keefe and
Perkins, Hyatt, Cicotie and Schalk
Two Pupil Excuses for Being Late Highlight School Day
A country school faces two late arrival excuses. One boy claimed he dreamt of California and mistook the school bell for the steamboat he was boarding. The other said he was waiting to see Tom off, prompting the teacher’s amused remark about Ouija boarders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tom
Highways Report and Officials Tackle Taxes in Cheyenne
Cheyenne reports show most roads in very good condition with only a few rough spots. John D. Clark, general counsel for the Midwest Refining Company in Denver, plans a today arrival by car via a rough route. City officials continue to receive and adjust complaints on the occupation tax amid belief most revenue has been collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
John D. Clark
Alidwest Refining Company
Denver
Gheyenne
Zemo antiseptic touts eczema relief and skin healing
The advertisement promotes Zemo an antiseptic liquid from the E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio. It claims to remove eczema stop itching and heal skin conditions including sores burns and chafing with a 35-cent bottle or 1.00 for large size and urges trial as a superior product.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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Indians
Edith Moriar
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Atlas
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Percy MacKaye
Y. W
Miss Haze
MacKaye
Marshall- Field
TREE
Rexall
Plains Pharmacy
Watch
Arthur Ronald Lambert Kee
Viscountess Astor
London
Gostendapre
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Mohart
Kruger
Smith
Witherow
Chibs
Bom Lye
St. Louis
Doak
Jacobs
Sherdell
Dilhoefer
Sallee
Luque
Lee
Wingo
Allen
American Shoe Repair Company
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne High School
Ouija
Goldsmith
BOYD
Kodak
Forbes Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
Sherman CO
Frank C. Bosler
Laramie, Wyoming
Lome
Bosler
Iron Mountain
Laramie
Albany County
Wyoming
Omaha, Nebraska
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