McCarl Brave Man Ad Draws Fire Over Marital Names
R McCarl comptroller general defends independence in budgeting and argues the husband’s name is the legal name for married women on payroll, triggering opposition from the Lucy Stone League led by Ruth Hale of New York. The 16-year term grafts him to Congress oversight with cabinet scolding avoided.
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McCarl
Ad. R. McCarl
United States
Department
Department of Justice
General Accounting Office
Uncle Sam
Congress
Hardihood
Tey
Lucy Stone League
League
Ruth Hale
New York
Maiden name as legal name amid pay case debate
The piece cites Mrs Heywood Broun and Miss Hale arguing a woman's baptismal name can be her legal name for contracts. McCarl contesting the policy faces off against the Lucy Stone League stance that a married woman may use her maiden name on payroll receipts. The nurse at St Elizabeth's Hospital and Dr White’s prior remarks on Leopold and Loeb spark questions about gender and mental illness labels.
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Heywood Broun
Uncle Sam
McCarl
Lucy
Mears
Lucy Stone League
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
W. A. White
Leopold and
Loeb
Chicago
Minstrel and Orchestra Encore Impresses Local Audience
A rural trio and ensemble delivered a high order minstrel performance with witty songs. The show featured Fred McGee F M Grooke G G Botzer Jack Tareila and others, with R P Woodworth and Symphony Orchestra providing music and Clyde Chain as master of ceremonies. In Philadelphia a stable fire claimed Joseph King’s life after he attempted to rescue horses.
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Fred B. ‘McGee
F. M. Grooke
G. G. Botzer
Jack Tareila
Richard Slappy
Floorian
Ralph Granata
Hy Will Miller
Hinkle
Suneet Six
Louisville
R. P. Woodworth
Symphony Orchestra
Clyde Chain
Philadelphia
Joseph King
Inventor Of Turbine Wheel Dies At Ninety Years
Archival obituary notes the passing of a noted inventor who developed turbine wheels, detailing his early crafts, music, teaching, and business disputes over turbine patents. It covers his move to Holyoke, creation of the Hercules turbine, later improvements, and acclaim from peers. The piece also mentions his family and a neighboring memorial service.
Tong War in Pittsburg Seeks Injunction Against Police
Pittsburgh attorney heads a legal team aiming to obtain a court injunction to restrain police interference in the Tong war. Brophy cites a 1900 San Francisco bloodbath and labels the Hip Sing Tong as extortionists, while a Hip Sing business agent denies illegitimate aims.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Brophy
Hip Sing Tong
J. ¥. McMillen
The
Hip Sings
Hia
Pra
Dawes to Speak in Augusta Ahead of Maine Vote
G Dawes a Coolidge running mate candidate will address a gathering in Augusta Maine tomorrow Other political figures visiting New England for the Maine state election include Bascomb Slomp President and secretary who has recently stepped forward to engage Coolidge in daily conferences and campaign outreach
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G. Dawes
Coolidge
Augusta
Maine
New England
Bascomb Slomp
Mother Sends Greeting Flyer Landing Near Skerraford
A landing by a flyer at Skerraford 65 miles south of London followed calm air conditions. The American machines endured a long, demanding flight with cross winds. next leg heads toward Labrador. Locatelli, Locatelli, and Nelson were separated from Smith during the voyage from Reykjavik to Greenland, reaching Frederiksdal ahead of Nelson by about five minutes.
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Son
Skerrafford
Ravkjavik Nt
Smith
Labrador
North American
London
INS
Lieut
Locatelli
Reykjavik
Iceland
United States Army
Frederiksdal
Greenland
Star Today
Fredickedal
Nelson
Frederiksdale
Three of the ten were women in the delegation
Mr. Coolidge was to receive newspaper correspondents accompanying in this afternoon. The brief note records that three of the ten were women and mentions the planned reception by Mr. Coolidge with reporters present this afternoon.
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Mr. Coolidge
Davis in New Jersey by David Sentner
Democratic nominee John W. Davis prepared to address crowds at Seagirt on the same spot Woodrow Wilson was notified of his nomination. He would speak at Camp Silver after a brief talk at Spring Lake and at noon to the New Jersey Democratic State Committee. A large amplifying setup ensured his voice carried for the audience as Ed Edwards and local officials introduced him.
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Shicksburg
Hezekiah Christman
David
Buchanan
Indiana
McCormick
Brookville
Brown, Son and
Cgo
Holyoke
McCormick and Brown
Stilwell and Pierce Company
Dayton
Holyoke Machine ‘Co
Emerson
George D. Robinson
Massachusetts
George S. Silzer
Davis
Sussex
Springlake
New Jersey
Democratic States Committee
Spring Lake
Camp Silver
Goolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Westend
Seagirt
Gov. Silver
Edward J. Edwards
Frederick W. Donnelly
J. Henry Moore
Heber
Gov. Sizer
General Dawes to Speak at Quotonsett Club in Conn
General Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, will address the Quotonsett County Club in Westbrook today. A 78 mile auto trip through the lower Connecticut valley sought his ancestor Gates, found on a mossy tombstone in Moodus, linking his mother’s line to Marietta, Ohio, drawing crowds as the caravan toured Hadam, East Haddam, Moodus and Middletown.
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Dawes
Albert F. Brenzinger
I. N.S
Westbrook
Conn
General Dawes
Quotonsett County Club
Connecticut Valley
Walton H. Wilson
Connecticut
Haddam
East Haddam
Moodus
Middletown
Gates
Marietta
Ohio
Legionnaires in Convention Represented on Committee Appointments
McClain Col Richard Watson and Herbert H Manners are represented on committee appointments with Peeler noted as a member of the legislative body in the convention coverage.
Tanlac Hailed By Wilkes-Barre Man For Health Boost
Archie A. Fostat of Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, praises Tanlac saying it revived him after years of fatigue, gas, headaches, and shortness of breath. He reports better digestion, energy, sleep, and mornings, urging others to try Tanlac. The ad touts the product and its availability from druggists with a claim of a million bottles sold.
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Ince
Tanlac
Pody
Archie A. Fostat
Franklin Atreet
All Goo Gista
Hewitt, Jr. Wins Taylor Cup in Golf Championship
Earl Hewitt Jr defeats Fritchman in a hard fought Taylor Cup final, posting long drives and steady matches to clinch the title. Fritchman pressed but Hewitt’s form and experience carried him to victory. Second and third flights produced notable rounds with Ellis, Neff, and Hewitt Sr. earning top results ahead of today’s crowning events.
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Fritchman
Fritchmans
Hewitt
Friedman
Fritch- Tan
Ellis
Neff
Ella
Hewitt, Sr
Hewitt, Jr
Leopold and Loeb Defense Opens in Court Room Drama
A Chicago court hears defense attorney Bachrach argue that Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb show paranoid tendencies and mental disease signs. He cites doctors Singer Krohn to claim their intellect hides flawed reasoning from delusional philosophy, as William Krohn and Bachrach frame the youths as mentally ill in need of mercy. Darrow is anticipated to take the stage to press youth and guilty pleas against the murder charges.
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H. Douglas
Williamn O. Krohn
Bachrach
Loeb
Lepp
Tully
Questi
Leopold
Walter Bachrach
Firat
Clarence Darrow
Nat Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Illinois Court
Fgrimori
Darrow Hidlou
Cook County
Fets
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York
Débuqua Turbine and Roller Mill Company
Vubuquela
James Emerage
Archie Barclay White
B. R. and P. Railway Company
Park Avenue
Canoe Township
Indiana County
Perry Township
Limestone
N. Y
Etta B. Thomas
Langville
Bradford
du Bois
Punxsutawney
Order of Railway Conductors
B. R
Roy
David E
George M
Hiram R
Saron
Leasure
William H
Taylor J
Young Township
Harry White
Clover
B. C. Wells
Frank Crow
Margaret.t. Kenney
Johnstown
Margaret Titterington Kenney
F. G. Kenney
Grove Avenue
Kenney
Taylorsville
John
Matilda Titterington
Titterington
K. G. Kenney
George
Lola
Edward Kenney
John S. Kerney
Della
Johnson
Akron
Leah Johnson
Curry Run
Mary Johnson
Pittston
Joseph R. Kenney
Ford Kenney
Seattle
Wash
Quay Kenney
Oma Snyder
Clara Daugherty
Purchase Line
Roy Hershberger
Columbia
Westfield
Burke
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Wilkes Barre
Archie Foster
Earl Hewitt, JR
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