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Newspaper
Joliet Free Press
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
8
The Joliet Free Press describes itself as a politically independent newspaper published by the Bortram Illinois Printing Company with offices at Adam Arcade siding Joliet Illinois, on Ottawa and Van Buren streets.
The notice lists subscription options with durations and rates for daily by carrier and by mail. It mentions one year six months three months and a week plus six days, and includes a line about Free Press Telephone Chicago.
Senator Cummins argues direct primaries wouldn’t block a national convention in 1916 or the need for a 1914 special convention. He suggests a convention only to revise rules, and questions the purpose if no presidential nominating convention is planned and reforms are limited to convention machinery.
The piece argues women aiding municipal affairs are real helpers in city housekeeping. It cites New York's Women's Municipal League and broader national efforts showing women expand beyond home duties to participate in governance, viewed now as a necessity rather than meddling.
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