Speclel Tote Tournal. re Linien Aug 7 Me Kirby of Millville
Kirby of Millville visits daughter Mrs Michael Urban for a few days. Numerous local residents visit relatives in Lindenwald Hamilton and Syracuse. Attendees include Mrs J Crawford, Mr Lizzie Moward, John Crawford, Dr Herman Weiche, Madge Crawford, Fran Davis, George Custer, Mrs Maezie Mowe, Dale Bauerle, Maggie Moyers, Jana Walte, Jerry Hagen, Fred J Killints, and others. Local events include visiting, threshing, singing, and social calls across Millville Hamilton Lindenwald and nearby towns.
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Linien
Me. Kirby
Millville
Micheal Urban
N. Crawford
Madge
J. H. Crawford
Lindenwald
Herman Weiche
Euton
John Dngersoll
Bors
Fran Davis
Lik
Ware Ir
Hawilian
Sumlay
George Custer
Hamilton
Royal Crawford
Maezie Mowe
Indy Liiené
Michael Urban
Lieberdh
Marilton
Dale Bauerle
Frota
TH. Wayne
Ind
Madga Crawford
Maggie Moyers
Yevuval Feoreves
Sercinde
Colin
Millgills
Cormack
Kybingon
William Yordy
Diss Ploeve Sebulk
Mise Ruby Lintner
Rialto
Fred J.” Killiny Wid
Linden
Franklin Chantauqua Grounds
Local Socials and Visits Across North Excella and Surrounding Towns
Sunday and weekday visits are noted across North Excella and nearby areas. Mr. and Mrs. Gen Kina and family spent Sunday with Christian Reiff. Mrs. Clare Hupp visited Woodsdale after her mother. Numerous residents including Mrs. Win, Reill family, Thos McGroel, and Norma spent time with relatives in Hamilton, Wade’s village, and Middletown.
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Spelly
Jo$ourdaville
Cl. Ang
Kina
Bamily
North Excella
Win
Reill
Hamilton
Christian Reiff
Clare Hupp
Woodsdale
Das
Harmon
Wi. Suizi
Chas. Iyangs
Ote Village
Thos, McGroel
Wi. Miller
Freila Ruble
Arkh King Avta
Middletown
Nir
Chris Reill
Ups
Aidiletaen
John Tougherty
Norma
Philip Kun
News from Greenbush and neighboring towns travels
Residents of Greenbush and nearby areas spent the past week visiting relatives and friends. People from Middletown, Camden, Gratis, Brown's Run, West Auldletown, and Pranklin attended gatherings, fireside visits, and a funeral in Franklin, sharing time with kin and neighbors over the weekend.
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West Auldletown
Duke Buil
Amelia May
Arere Comdan Cnllers
Robin
Bhia Price
Warren Swith
Brown
Tames Slaith
Bunday
Charles’ Brill
Anil
Anty Walt
Funy
Tvs
Britt
Deara Brradenberg
Wrante
Cass
Pranklin
Mog
Mhillipy
Utd
Joe Tlook
Miney Aly
Women Rally for Suffrage Across Ohio Cities
Women from diverse classes and professions travel statewide raising the suffrage cause. Notable speakers include Jane Addams and leaders from Chicago, New York, and Boston. They distribute literature, address crowds, and endure taunts as they advocate political equality with men. In Dayton a teacher faced a street solicitor, prompting a witty exchange on reading rights.
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Claeses
Iit
Mfe
Shhneiderman
Margaret Foley
Alao
Bila Reeves Bloor
Elisabeth Mauser Ja
Journallst
Elizabeth Schauss
Jeannette Rankin
Florence Allen
Louise Hall
Willan Neill King of
Columbus
Percy
Young
Youngstown
Mia
Elliott Pendleton
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Kate Gordon
Louisiana
Chisago
Frances Squire Potter
State University of Minnesota
Naion Feme
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Trade Union League
Chicago
Margaret Haley
Ohio
Nood Ot Ghio
Dayton
Dusober
Ohio Women Suffrage Movement Remembered by Harriet Taylor Upton
A historical review traces the long struggle for women’s political rights in Ohio, noting early reform efforts, key figures like Frances M. Casement and Caroline Averhart, and pivotal votes in 1911 12. It highlights volunteers, fundraising, and speeches leading to the 1920 milestone, with quotes from activists and reflections on sacrifice and progress.
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Worthan Suffrage Association
United States
Gray
Laka County
Ohio
Frances M. Casement
Palaceville
Fara .B. Taylor
Casement Ylue
Taylor
Cagement Munthad
Women of
Caroline McCullough Averhard
Ste
Claypool
Columbus
Hillear
Harriet Taylor Upton
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and events
Fragmentary text mentions several personal names and a possible gathering at Chantauqua on a Sunday. The passage lists Fenoat, Lee Hanger, Balolln Shat ter, Lalit Phillipa, Culliy Mook, Frank, Staley Rehwarntynnher, Minnie, Piltie, Albert Meeker, and Craig Dhillips with Aunt Henehler referenced, but no coherent story or dates emerge.
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Prenele
Chantauqua
Aunday
Fenoat Ani Lee Hanger
Balolln Shatter
Lalit Phillipa
Culliy Mook
Vom Binet
Frank and
Staley Rehwarntynnher
Minnie
Suffrage Parade Prize Float Portrays Avenging Sisters
The M. N. Cleveland parade float titled The Suffragist Avenging Her Sisters won second prize. It depicts the aroused genius of womanhood sounding a call to awaken the nation to opportunity. At the feet of the census sit the working girl, encircled by a tender arm, with figures of Indifference Vanity and Degradation nearby.
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Cleveland
Women Demand Suffrage With Wide Support Across States
A sweeping support for women’s suffrage is shown by turnout and advocacy across states. Prominent women in social reform and industry back the vote, with Colorado and other western states reporting strong participation and high percentages of registered women voting. The movement gains momentum through the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and prominent suffragists, while legislators face ongoing hearings on women’s political rights.
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Colorado
Los Angeles
New York City
Woman Suffrage Party
Wellington
California
Ferest
Olio
Michigan
Wiscaivern
Kansas
Oregon
Arizona
Trig
General Federa
San
Gwanan
Decker
Muore
St. Louis
Pennybacker
Texas
Mra
Raymond Roblng
Glendower Evans
Plorende Kelley
Jane Addams
Mary McDowell
Kate Gordon
Lfe
When the Women Want It and the Hidden Motives
A 1912 era mock debate on male suffrage views lists possible motives for men who deny women’s ballot support. It satirically debunks evasive reasoning, labeling critics as antisuffragists, hypocrites, or cowards, and ends with a quip referencing Queen Elizabeth’s era rhetoric.
Middletown Friends Visit Baffling Courtroom Scene
Anny McXady and friends from Middletown entertained onlookers as Roy Took and Fila Shaffer faced a peculiar examination on Saturday. Local observers described the scene as unusual and chaotic.
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Anny McXady
Middletows
Roy
Fila Shaffer
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