Suffrage Leaders Deliver Global War on Voting Rights
Geneva hosts the International Women Suffrage Alliance opening as Carrie Chapman Catt urges world unity for political freedom. She notes Europe's progress, Germany’s high participation, and U S disappointment over women’s voting rights while stressing universal suffrage as a democratic standard.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Congress of the International
Women Suffrage Alliance
Carrie Chap- Hyan Catt
American Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Enfranchisement Talk Sparks Debate Across Nations
A period piece arguing for universal suffrage contrasts voting by non citizens and illiterate aliens with citizen rights for women. It calls for joint men and women suffrage leagues and criticizes continued delays in granting women the vote while noting global trends and domestic inequities. A separate local note describes coastal abalone violations near Healdsburg, with quick trials and on-site fines for those under seven inches.
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United States
International Woman Ofrage Alliance
Questions for discussion at the AD CLUB meeting
Questions about leadership decisions and venue changes for local figures and towns. Mentions Adams Fitz, Chief, Saint Thomas Graf town and Crooks town Mirin Hel Lens Mont. References Stan Brown and Fergus Fauls 22 Easy Steps from the Herald Corner. Notes pool, theater, store, track, Nick's harness store, Empire Phonograph. Mentions Lake Superior area and city delivery.
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Adams
Pano-Fitz
Over
Honey-Ford
Saint Thomas
Graf-Town
Crooks- Town
Mirin
Hel-Lens
Mont
Stan Brown
The
Met
Fergus Fauls
Herald
Ackows
Nick
Mannager
Empire Phonogrape
Wheat Harvests to Begin Across Plains States
Federal and state labor officials predict Oklahoma wheat cutting starts June 7 to 12 with about 10 000 outside workers. Kansas expects 50 000 out-of-state laborers as eight million acres are harvested starting June 20 in southern Kansas, reaching the northern border by July 1 to 5. Nebraska to follow with five million acres, then South and North Dakota mid and late summer. Wages range from four to ten dollars daily with board provided in many areas. workers must pay rail fare.
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Kansas City
Middle West
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Free Employment Service
Oklahoma City
Enid
Tulsa
Muskogee
Ardmore
Claude Js. Connolly
Hutchinson
Wiehita
Eee
Parsons
Topeka
Federal
A. L. Barkman
Kaneas state convention to feature Herington ladies band
June 7 report from Topeka notes the Herington Kansas ladies band will appear at the Republican national convention. Band members bought new uniforms for the occasion, the group organized three years ago and self supporting through home concerts and state events. Director F K Reasoner is the sole man among the musicians and the band counts thirty members with ages from twelve to forty.
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United States
United States of America
Europe
sTopeka
Kan
Kaneas
Herington
Straigh
Athe County
Sean Enars
Merita
Pale
Urs
F. K. Reasoner
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International
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Suffrage Alliance
Itumania
Worgen
Turkey
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Germany
German National Suffrage Association
Dreson
Ana” Olipsi
Skinner
N. Frd
Healdsburg
Cal
London
U.S. Army
Laura Gardin Fraser
James Parl Fraser
Notus
Paris
Mya
Fraser
National Academy of Design
Laure Gerdin Fra
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner& Marx
M. G.olson CO
Ovrery City
Dailer
Lake Superior, Jr
Ts & Door
McKenzie
Graod
Celia Chaco
Ana
John Hart Brittain
Dack
Mr. Brittain
Kotalko
Roy
Earu
C. P. Trepanier
John H. Wold
Dacotah
Phar’acy
Kotak
Conta
Pape
John Hart Brittain, Inc
BT-69
Station F
New York Cay
Bohn Syphon
Jaerolux
Crex Grasaz
Panovitz
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