National Congress of Mothers to Convene in Denver
The National Congress of Mothers gathers in Denver from June 10 to 17 with women from across the United States focusing on child welfare, parental education, and the safeguarding of family life through local and national government action. Delegates travel from Chicago to Denver by special train, uniting mothers in a campaign for healthier, more educated future citizens.
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United States
Denver
National Congress of Mothers
Colorado
Congress of Mothers
Chicago
Texas
Far West
Northwest
National Congress of Mothers Advocates Child Welfare
Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia leads the National Congress of Mothers promoting home and school cooperation to improve child nurture. The group cites Roosevelt and Kinney support and calls for united effort to reduce infant mortality and child labor, urging mothers to attend the Denver convention June 10 to 15.
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Frederic Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Women of America
America
Runtion “Mothers of America
Childhood of
Denver
Delegates Carried to Denver by Coaches for Congress of Mothers
The article describes mothers accompanying delegates to Denver for the Congress of Mothers. It notes Denver as home to Judge Ben Lindsey and his juvenile court work, praises the National Congress of Mothers founded in 1897, and highlights its influence on juvenile courts, child welfare, and cooperation with government and states to protect children.
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Congress
Senate of the
United States
Frederic Schott
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Pennsylvania
Congress of
Mathera
Theodore Roosevelt
Stadley
Missouri
Congress of Mothers
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Kinney
St. Loula
Kinney
St. Louis
State Senate
Denver
Colorado
Ben &. Lindsey
Lindsey
Charles M. Stone
Swarthmore
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Man survives 60 foot plunge at Devil's Punch Bowl
Roy Hage of the valley fell from a 60 foot cliff into the icy ly pool at Devil's Punch Bowl on Hood River. He surfaced, reached stones, and was aided by Bluge who dried him with a horse blanket. He recalled losing consciousness before the fall. Also listed is a Cascade avenue building for sale and low first mortgage sale money by A. W. Onthank.
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Devil's Punch Bowl
Hood River
Roy Hage
Bluge
Desirabe
Cascade Avenue
Onthank
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Walton Williams
the Congress
Ing Street
Mothers of
J. Montgomery
Phoebe A. Hearst
Theodore W. Birney
Birter
Hearst
Appy
Tennyson
the Heights Postals
Morlan & Lathrop
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