New York Considers Municipal Loan Bureau for Women
City officials study a women only loan bureau to aid unemployed women amid social unrest. Samuel A. Stodel reports 125000 New York women out of work, many foreign born, mainly garment workers on the lower East Side, facing potential immorality without relief.
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City should aid unemployed women with loan bureau
A speaker argues against street work and prostitution as inevitable results of poverty. Three weeks of inquiry suggest a city loan bureau to advance funds to out of work women until they find jobs, with modest interest to cover costs. The aim is social rehabilitation and reducing government burdens.
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Politics and Public Men In Early 20th Century Party Moves
The piece surveys political figures and party actions across states. It notes Idaho’s Progressive party stance, Lincoln birthday events in Boston, Kentucky governor nominating contests, Knox and Jackson as potential candidates, Illinois Chicago mayoral primaries, Wilson Garfield Jefferson ties to universities, Elihu Root’s Union League presidency, and Iowa women’s suffrage debate. It highlights ballot precedents, La Follette’s presidential bid prospects, and prohibitionists demanding planks in GOP and Democratic platforms.
Meeting of Custom Cutters in Milwaukee
The International Custom Cutters' Association of America opened its annual convention at the Hotel Pfister in Milwaukee on February 2 with President William G. Cooper presiding. Delegates from across the U S and Canada attend as the three day meeting prepares to adopt the style committee report guiding men's attire styles for the coming year.
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International Custom Cutters’ Association of America
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William G. Cooper
Canada
Hymn of Hate Wins Decoration From the Kaiser
Er nest Lissauer awarded the order of the Sted Eagle of the Fourth Class with Royal Crown for The Hymn of Hate story sparked debate. The English version by Barbara lends its xenophobic lines centered on England, calling for united German hate and vows against foes.
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Lissauer
England
Barbara Lenderson
Alabama Equal Suffrage Meeting Opens in Tuscaloosa
Delegates from across Alabama attend the third annual Alabama Equal Suffrage Association convention in Tuscaloosa. Nationally prominent suffrage speakers will address the three day sessions beginning today.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama Equal Suffrage Association
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