The Truth About the Woman Who Votes
Women voters speak for suffrage and party choices across states. They credit Wilson with voting for Federal suffrage and argue women will push for amendment regardless of method, while some Hughes supporters highlight state counts and specific endorsements. Frances C. Axtell notes shared leadership needed, not male or female dominance, urging broad representation and independent voting.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
Wilson
Hughes
National Suffrage Headquarters
Union
Kansas
New Jersey
Oregon
Atlantic City
Nevada
California
Idaho
Acr
Poindexter
George Cotterill
Congress
Colorado Men Defend Woman Suffrage In Denver Statement
Denver leaders including H J Alexander sign a defense of woman suffrage highlighting Colorado’s economic health and prosperity gains. The coalition of bankers retailers lawyers clergy educators and doctors backs suffrage amid anti suffrage attacks while Dr Clinton Hickey signs for the City Federation representing Associated Charities and allied groups.
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Colorado
Denver
H. J. Alexander
First National Bank
Clinton Hickey
City Federation
Associated Charities
Ministerial Alliance
North Dakota Suffrage Wins Praise From Wilson
President Wilson congratulates Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt and the National American Woman Suffrage Association on North Dakota passing a law granting women the vote for presidential electors and municipal officers. He expresses support for extending suffrage to women and praises the move.
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Wilson
North Dakota
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Mrs. Catt
Woodrow Wilson
They Watch It Work Then They Vote It
The piece notes that states adjacent to Wyoming that granted women’s suffrage observed the effect before voting. It argues suffrage expands rather than reverses, pointing to cases where initial grants were followed by further enlargements of rights.
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Wyoming
Finger Prints Aid New York Police Bureau Growth
The New York City police identification bureau has expanded its fingerprint division under Inspector Faurot. With a collection exceeding 190000 impressions from the US, Canada and Europe, the system supersedes Bertillon for criminal identification and serves as a clearing house for many departments nationwide.
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New York City
Faurot
New York
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Police
United States
Canada
Woods
Joseph A. Faurot
Grandmother Becomes Freshman At Kern High School
Mrs Mary Brundage a 75 year old widow of late Superior Judge Bernard Brundage pioneer of Kern county was registered as a freshman at Kern County High School She will study Spanish and has several grandchildren already attending the school
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Bakersfield
Cal
Mary Brundage
Bernard Brundage
Kern County
Eggs Too High Even for a Juggling Act
A Chicago vaudeville magician known for the famous egg trick quit the bill after eggs rose in price. He breaks eighteen eggs per show and faced seven daily turns, realizing he would owe himself money at week’s end due to the cost of eggs.
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Chicago
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Mises Anna Louise Strong
Pacific Coast
White House
Supreme Court
Anna Louise Strong
Inspector Joseph Faurot
W. F. Bevering
Mrs. Peck
Foster
N. C. Anstead, Jeweler
Shaeffer and Waterman Fountain Pens
West Side Park
Fairfield
Iowa
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