Montana Federation scholarship girls noted for achievements
The Montana Federation of Women's Clubs funds four year state college scholarships for selected girls. Mollie Allen, Pearl Clark, Estelle Milner, Mary Danielson and Beatrice Reiter have pursued college work with strong records, while new instructor Miss Amy Rolfe joins the Montana State College. Housing limits for women students at Missoula's University halls prompt calls for a dedicated rest room in University Hall.
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Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mollie Allen
Butte
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Hamilton Hall
Pearl Clark
Great Falls
Federation
Missoula
Beatrice Reiter
Red Lodge
Montana University
Amy Rolfe
Champaign
Montana State College
Alda Smith
Rolfe
University of Illinois
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Sumereon
Varied Roles and Distinctions of Notable Women
The article highlights 82 year old twins Mrs Emma Werntz and Mrs Clara Lehr as Pennsylvania's oldest twins. It notes a 10 percent pay raise for 20,000 women and girls in Troy collar factories. Miss Helen Swedhlom runs a fifty four mile daily Hoquiam to Humblips bus route. Lady Lugard heads a refugee housing committee in England and is a journalist and explorer. Smith College girls mostly spend under 800 dollars yearly. Sarah Bernhardt, after marrying Jacques Damala in 1882 and gaining Greek nationality, regains French nationality by decree. Miss Mary Collins, a Dakota Indian missionary, wields strong influence at councils and lease readings. Queen Emma’s Hawaii home becomes a museum under Daughters of Hawaii care.
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Emma Werntz
Clara Lehr
Pennsylvania
Troy
N. Y
Helen Swedhlom
Hoquiam
Humblips
Ore
Lady Lugard
England
Smith College
Sarah Bernhardt
Jacques Damala
Poincare
Mary Collins
Queen Emma
Hawaii
Daughters of Hawaii
Montana soprano Miss Graves to tour state with pianist
A Montana singer with European and American training, a dramatic soprano of unusual power, has performed recently in Montana towns. Miss Graves, associated with pianist Marie Hughes Call, both live in Great Falls, and will give a number of concerts and recitals in several cities and towns across the state this coming winter.
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Montana
Europe
America
Miss Graves
Marie Hughes Call
Great Falls
Women Campaign In Montana As Election Ground Grows
Political parties enlist women across Montana to boost campaigns. Miss Belle Fligelman leads Montana press work for Republicans alongside noted national figures, while Democrats in Flathead and Missoula counties push women voters and absentee ballots to secure turnout.
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Treasure State
Absent voter ballot rights and Yucatan motherhood laws cited
The article explains absent voters ballots required to apply via county clerk within 30 days of election and 30 cent fee, with delivery options. It also reviews Modesta Rolland’s praise of Yucatan reforms, including protections for mothers and workplace provisions for pregnant workers and nursing mothers in state jobs.
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Yucatan
Modesta C. Rolland
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Carranza
New York City
Changes In Faculty At State Agricultural College
Two staff moves reshape extension roles this year. Augusta Evans resigns to study and is replaced by M. H. Abbey from West Virginia. Katharine Jensen becomes head of home economics with Bess Rowe from Minnesota taking her former role. Billings Polytechnic opens a dramatic expression school led by Arminda Mowre, a Northwestern University graduate and former Montana College instructor.
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State Agricultural College
Augusta Evans
M. H. Abbey
University of West Virginia
Katherine Jensen
North Dakota
Bess Rowe
University of Minnesota
Billings Polytechnic
Losekamp
Arminda Mowre
Miss Mowre
Cumnock School of Oratory
Northwestern University
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Paris Star Sara Bernhardt Heads to United States
World in Brief reports Sara Bernhardt set to tour the United States amid other items from across the globe including bank robbery in Moose Jaw and wheat exports from Argentina.
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Kalispell
Sprindale
State College
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Mary Danielson
Miles City
Montana Oil Company
Miss Gertrude Graves
Belle Fligelman
Helena
Republican Women’s Campaign Committee
Wilcox
New York
John Hays Hammond
Nicholas Murray Butler
Oscar Straus
Chas. Sumner Bird
Miss Fligelman
Jeannette Rankin
W. J0. Ascough
Miss Maud Younger
Congressional Union
Legislative Committee
Washington, D. C
Miss Younger
California
Waitresses’ Union of New York
McClure’s
Flathead County
al Tnerahm
A. N. Tobie
Missoula County
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thompson
Democratic Party
Louise Lusk
State Federation of Clubs
Paris
Sara Bernhardt
United States
Moose Jaw
Caron
Buenos Ayres
Peking
Kuomintang
Revolutionary Party
London
France
Associated Press
Washington
Public Health Service
Red Oak
Iowa
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Villisea
F. F. Jones
Topeka
Kan
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Orient
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Salem
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Keeney
Portland Fire Department
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Birmingham
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Standard Oil
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil of
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Berry
Hannah St. John
Mayfield
Oregon
Idaho
Boston
Wall Street
Goodrich Company
Seattle
University of Washington
Lloyd D., Davis
Department of Industrial Chemistry
W. D. Davidson
University of British Columbia
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles A. Gordon
Margaret I. Dixon
Gordon
Cincinnati
Sara J. Thompson
Joseph L. Meyer
William Thompson
Meyer
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