Nation's Women Real Factors In Fall Election
The New York based Women’s Wheon and Marehall League mobilizes professional women across law, medicine, journalism, and industry to influence voters. Actress Willette Kershaw leads the push, aiming to sway working women and mothers on labor, child welfare, and tariff issues, with focus on Governor Wilson’s record and corporate labor concerns.
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Pyoteta Total Women
Tt Scope
Pur Avenue
New York
Mine Willette Kershaw
Mise Kerehawte
Child’s Welfare Association
Mise Aliyne EB. Bheerer
Chleago
Misa Kershin
Philladelphia
Helen
Philadelphia
Miss Kershaw
Heaven
Wilson
Criticised Cooking Sours Pastor's Mixer Ouster
In New York on September 34 the Rev B A Belatger of Paterson N J resigns as mixer pastor after trustees claim he fails to meet congregational standards. He is described as eloquent and scholarly yet distant, with reports of cold reception at church events and remarks about cooking at a women’s gathering.
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New York
B.A. Belatger
Paterson
N. J
Boy and Father Taken After Smoking Pir Smoke
A Utah report says a boy and his father were picked up by police as the youngest tobacco smoker in the territory. They were walking with a cigarette in a Salt Lake City street. Both were sent to the Juvenile court for actions related to smoking.
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PATHE
Salt Lake
Utah
Ex- Periente
Iver Halow
Father
Why American tariffs push up curtain cloth prices
An analysis tracing the cost chain from English woven fabric to American retail shows multiple markups by manufacturers, jobbers, and retailers. The piece argues tariffs raise prices from 16 pence in England to about 19 to 20 cents in the United States, making imported curtains unaffordable at their true value.
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England
Wells
Tariff Fost ers Frauds On American Goods
A New York World article by Robert Kenneth Macleary attacks the Payne Aldrich tariff as propping up false imports. It argues less than 2 percent of cotton fabrics come from abroad, yet about one third of fabrics on retail shelves are labeled imported, inflating prices. The piece cites specific samples and tariff board data to claim domestic manufacturers profit by deceptive labeling and tariff protection.
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Robert Kenneth Maclea
Tari Board
New York
Payne Aldrich Taw
United States
Cerail
Himelf
Tariff Board
England
Senator Lippitt
McColl
New York World
Irish Dimity. Counter Display At Local Department Store
A World’s tucl editor visited a New England city of 100000 residents and found a counter piled with irish dimity goods placarded for sale.
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Tucl
New England
Imported Fabric Fake Prompts Tariff Board Probe
A Boston orders scheme sold Irish dimities as imported goods from Loventa yard and a New Bowland mill. Investigation found an American coat of production cost 13 cents a yard, while the retailer priced it as imported. The tariff board traced profits showing a 25 percent margin from factory to consumer.
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Boston
Loventa Yard
Bowland
Aklagen
Tariff Board
Investignona
Iriah
Moe
At & Cdhnta
Ip Roar
Free $3.50 Kidney Recipe Promises Pain Relief
An advert offers a free 3.50 kidney recipe claiming to stop bladder and kidney pain and restore health. It promises a quick recovery within a week and invites readers to request a copy by writing Dr. A B Robinson at Luck Building Detroit Michigan for home use guidance.
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A. B. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Uncertain Voter Climate Ahead in the Electors
It hints at a tense political season with possible shocks to the electoral process this winter and unspecified consequences for the electoral college.
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Delectoral College
County Commissioners Proceedings Adjutjourned and precinct shifts set
County officers reported earnings to the treasurer and vouchers checked. Changes to polling precincts in Laramie County Wyoming include Golden Prairie Palmer Highland and Durham with detailed boundary descriptions and new voting locations. The board adjourned and the clerk certified the record as true.
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Frank Rh. Roach
Hicennes Cede Eee
F. Housman
JWI Tho
Conatable Toon
Cccvenvs
W. H. Edwarda
Juathoe
W. HW. Edwards
Conatable
William H. Dillman
Feta
T. J. Pinher
Clerk of Court Feet
Essen Erenees
C. P. Jorneon
Finor Vortec Ete
Eee
Eine Eeneeeets
Thomas Hanlon
MOM Vepdessens Eeeweenwevuns
Rocord
Laramie County
Wyoming
William Storey
John Henton
William G. Curtis
Golden Prairie
Section
Range
Sevon Linen
Palmer
Highland
Colorado & Southern
Paul Pearson
Durham
Southwest Corner
Hillsdale
Hillsdale School House
Laramie
Board of the County Commissioners
Nurse Weds Millionaire at 92 Linked to $10 Million Bequest
Relatives uncover marriage between Julia Gertrude Hannon the nurse and John S. Lyle who died at 94 leaving $10,000,000 to her. The estate totals $40,000,000 with Hannon sole executrix. He wed her Dec 20, 1910 after his first wife’s death. heirs allege undue influence.
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New York
John S. Lyle
Julia Gertrude Hannon
Miss Hannon
Lyle
Menken
Commissioner Hoodooed on Friday the 13th
Washington D C September 14 George M Bowers United States commissioner of fisheries faced a string of thirteens on his 49th birthday Friday the 13th He used every agency to defy luck while hunting for a rabbit s foot amid the dark of the moon and warned that only the good inhabit cemeteries
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Washington, D. C
George M. Bowers
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Bowers
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