Great Gathering of Women to Convene in Rome Next Month
Dublin reports a major International Council of Women meeting to be held May 6 to 14 at the Quirinal Hotel in Rome. About 6.5 million members from 21 countries are represented, led by the United States with 3 million, chaired by Countess of Aberdeen. Dr. Alice Salomon and Anna Howard Shaw will address the gathering.
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Dublin
Rome
International Council of Women
International Council
Susan B. Anthony
United States
Countess of Aberdeen
Lady Aberdeen
Alice Salomon
Berlin
Hotel Quirinal
National Council
International Organization
Canada
Germany
Sweden
Great Britain
Denmark
Netherlands
Australia
Italy
France
Argentina
Switzerland
Austria-Hungary
Norway
Belgium
Greece
Bulgaria
Russia
Turkey
China
India
Japan
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Kate Waller Bennett
Naonal Council of Women of the
Alexandria
Ita
Business Men and Husbands in Public View
Anna Held discusses Flo Ziegfeld and Billie Burke with critique on Mr Ziegfeld as a manager rather than a husband. She says he prioritizes business and neglects domestic life, leading to divorce and public amusement as Burke tries to divert him. She argues the divide between business partners and spouses affects marriage choices and social expectations.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Anna Held
Plorena Ziegfeld
Billie Burke
Silian
Bille Burke
Mise Held
Exemption Patriots Tells Model Citing Grogsbury Precedent
A fragmentary article discusses a political model of exemption focusing on precedents of long standing MPs like Mr Grogsbury. It praises a conscientious approach to representing true national interests, with references to home prosperity, waterways, roads, and industry shaping public duty and loyalty to Britain.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Grogs
Nicholas N & Book
Pinvine
Gwegsbury
The Boy Who Worked
Clarence earns money by mowing dandelions and cleaning rugs to buy his mother a birthday present. He learns that steady work and initiative build character, with neighbors hiring him after his early efforts. His mother praises his independence and his friends imitate his industrious example.
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McClure
Clarence
Alec
Panama expands rail link to Chiriqui and Pacific trade
Panama opens a 3 1 2 mile railroad to connect Chiriqui with the Pacific canal region. The project aims to develop agriculture coffee cotton sugar cacao timber and mines with American and European investment and local homesteads under way. Dr Marie Montessori announces a second Rome training course for teachers. Social centers in Wisconsin show almost doubling use of school buildings over two years.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Indiana
Pedregal
Aiiver Apike
Ceemes
Chiriqui
Paclfe
Canal
America
Panama Canal
Republic
Marie Montessori
Rome
Tr. Monteasori
Case Dei
Wisconsin
Curran Faces Blackmail Over Hidden Past in County Power Play
Insurgent leader Curran confronts a pressure group led by Thad Tanner in a tense county power struggle. They offer withdrawal on condition Curran resigns and exposes a past marriage and a hidden child. Curran rejects the attempted blackmail but agrees to bow to pressure for his daughter’s sake, risking his political career.
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Rice
Curran
High Street
South Counties
Reserve
Janet
Ransdell
Earlville Mercury Journal
Thad
Boydaton
van Hart
Mr. Curran
Tanner
Eighteenth District
Maurice Ladeau
Thad Wee
Adrienne le Ganla
New Orleans
Mexico
Madame Artolo
Rampart Street
Madame Artois
Ge van Hart van
Roussell
Ae Journal
Roydston
Ll Pubugh
Ceete
Cal Rice
Presbyterian Church
Houdston
Basman
Gu Rice
Boydston
Judge van Hart
Wiley
Thaddeus Tanner
Mr. c
Edo
Littlomb
Urian Fir
Benea
Neekiae
Ross Hui
Michigan
Mr. Wiley
Aurelie
Need for Teamwork Among Churches
A Universalist Leader urges church unity and cooperation. The piece compares denominations to horses pulling a heavy load and calls for self examination to overcome stubbornness. It argues all forces, when harnessed to a shared goal, can move a long way toward progress.
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Universalist
Thie Sharen
Lange Bag
Loced
Senate nomination contest stirs South Teate race
In a clipped Meadow contest the South Teate senate race features claims by several candidates. Supporters say the party will rally behind the best man, while critics allege hidden pressures and shifts in alignment.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
The readable content is fragmented and not forming a coherent news item or distinct event. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly present to summarize into a valid record.
Smokeless Senate Demand Urges New York Run
Fragmented OCR text outlines a call for a smokeless Senate and a New York run. Mentions an aging figure in the United States and a push toward basins or keg-like issues, with unclear phrases and misreads.
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New York
Enna
United States
Pioneer hotel life recounted by a Wichita veteran
F M Fish of Wichita Falls Texas marks 80 years in hotels sharing early days at the Pacific house Council Bluffs and later Kansas City. He recalls bellhops by hand bell systems, steam and coal era kitchens, the lack of electricity, streetcars, and steam river travel with buffalo encounters while working at Coates and other hotels.
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F. M. Fish
Wichita Falla
Denver Hotel Bulletin
Mr. Fish
Bell Hopper
Old
Pacific House
Council Bluffs
Union Pacife Railway
Counc Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Jor
Cornell Bluffe
Missouri Bottoms
Atchison
Pacific
Baltimore
Union Pacific
Old Paey Council Bluffe
Metro
Tan
Murray
Pay Morgan
Des Moines
Joe Oxford
Christian Mano
Keas City
Morgan
Oxford
Bratings
Key
Huntington
Ore
Bower
Broux
Missouri
Con Grant Marsh
Beauty Treatments From Historical Trade and Medicine
A historical consular report notes a brisk trade in horns of deer reindeer and wild sheep used in medicine. It describes a cosmetic preparation mixing narcissus bulbs honey and other ingredients to rub on the face, claiming it will enhance shine though cautions that true beauty must come from within.
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United States
Never Be Hard With Children Says Saetn Teas
A fragment recalls Saetn Teas advising temperance with children and condemning harsh punishment after noting his own previous flogging and the lasting hurt from severity in upbringing.
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Saetn Teas
Broken Voices At The Tin Counter Amid War Echoes
Fragmentary wartime prose shows soldiers and mothers in distant lands. The text swirls with threats and claims of tolls paid in blood, invoking banners, marching drums, and grim resolve as the men prepare to face death in far places.
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Tin
Gorden Thayer
Monument Project Funded by Pueblo Subscription
A local plea and plan to erect a monument in Pueblo is described as being funded by a community subscription. A returning resident is blamed for delays and mismanagement, with discussion of contributions and responsibilities among townspeople.
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DAY OF Souls
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the Bette Messie Company
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Ted Comster
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Erner
He Brilliant Eleven
Sioux City
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Coates, Pacific and Lindell
Coates
Kersey Coates
Fifth and
Delaware
Fifth
Broadway
Fifth Street
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Iowa
Marie Speight
Nebraska
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Ce Ee
Eclipse
Ginemon
Mae Green
George Christianlh
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Ovid
Luther
Treva
Hana
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