Supreme Court ruling frees women from revealing age to vote
The Maine Supreme Court decided a woman need not disclose her age to qualify as a voter. The piece argues against age counting, praising youthful energy and questioning societal obsession with age. It cites stories of women reshaping roles beyond traditional limits and calls for remaining liberated from age constraints.
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Supreme Court of Maine
Agen
Mary Ellen Smith
Mira Kate Moriarity
Mehlable Jones
Maine
Grand jury urges resignations for Delaware judge Thompson
The Delaware circuit court judge William A Thompson faced a scathing grand jury report accusing him of childish conduct and enabling criminals and lawyers to influence him. It urged his resignation to Governor Goodrich, signed by foreman Tamer M Coons and others.
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Munche Tad
Wiliam A. ‘Thompson
Delaware Circuit Court
Asher
Ton, Miller
Delaware Century Grand Jury
Thompson
Goodrich
Uhouga
Delaware County
Port
Tamer M. Coons
W. J
Walter Shreve
SB. White
Illustrated Lecture Tonight at the Elks
The Elks host an illustrated lecture featuring regional speakers and civic leaders. Attendees will hear about welfare programs, local initiatives, and community efforts with emphasis on public service and regional cooperation.
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the Elks
Deaths and notices blend with car sales ad in old paper
Fragments show obituaries and memorials with scattered names and places, interwoven with a late model car ad. The readable parts mention Miller, Abiert Beeelees, and a funeral service schedule, alongside listings of vehicles for sale from GEO. E. RANDALL AUTO CO. at 921 Shoaff Blog with prices and models.
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Monroe
Ford
Columbia
Buick
GEO. E. Randall Auto CO
Hold Open House at Telephone Company
The telephone company invites the public to an open house Monday through Friday to inspect the plant and offices. Guided tours will show departments and central facilities, with scheduling from 9:30 to 4:30 daily. Officials say the event will educate subscribers about service improvements and working conditions.
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Tleplone
Ube
Asterday
Y Olives
Ats
Apn
Allice
Singer Selected On Her Record For Fest
The article discusses a prominent New England singer chosen for a festival amid strong impressions from members who had not met her. It notes the favorable reception of her singing and the standout audition during a phone interview with organization leaders.
Community Variety Night Seen At Columbia City
Local performers led by Mae Amal Whicker entertained at Columbia City with a program featuring Miss Whistler and a troupe traveling from New York. A lengthy list of performers, families, and civic items followed, noting engagements, marriages, and community notices for the week.
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Columbia City
Mae Amal Whicker
Sonraan
Stelie Tet
Columbia
Mires Whistler
Tednath
Wemlerfay Rts al Siela
D. Wrieher
Madianamitis
Tmrmerty
Jane Toeak
Cloyd
Rewttyer
Ely
Owen Sounty
School period week ends. Kepnup leaves for Burlington
Reading city reports Merle Jota and wife of Blytheville become parents to a baby boy. Dr. Charles Kepnup departing Saturday for Burlington to spend the holidays with relatives. Myer and Kalem are among students planning Christmas gifts. Exhibition dancing by Clinton Sisters Tuesday night at Kuckucr's.
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Monlay
Charles Kepnup
Burlington
Merle Jota
Rks
Myer
Wim Kalen
Paumreun- Fletcher CO
Clinton Sisters
Kuckucr’s
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