Women Advance Worldwide In Modern Times
Nineteen women enter parliament in Finland while Australian women mobilize a 100000 strong movement to curb profiteering. Belgian engineer Marguerite Massart, Jule Jenney of Syracuse, and other women break barriers in governance law and academia. A Paris daily for women debuts, Chile requires nurseries for workers' children, and New York appoints a female head of civil service. Minerva style notes on Maori lip tattoos and social reforms in Kalamazoo highlight progressive trends. Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy is famed for a superstition about being the thirteenth at table.
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Finland
Australia
Fiji Islands
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Marguerite Massart
Brussels
Jule Jenney
Syracuse
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Misa Frances Fleming
Kansas City
Paris
Chile
State of
New York
Charles Bennett Smith
Buffalo
State Civil Service Commission
New Zealand
Kalamazoo
Mich
League of Women Voters
Constantinople
Margherita
Ialy
Today’s events mark milestones and meetings across North America
Ohio’s 120th anniversary notes Sir Allan McNab’s birth and Stephen Smith’s centenary. The phonograph’s 145th birthday is noted along with Supreme Court docketing and major meetings in New York Memphis and Montreal. The Interstate Commerce Commission hearings open in Atlanta as the US fleet forms at Panama, and Canada discusses salaries and textile exhibitions in Vancouver and Montreal.
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Creetings
Ohio
Allan N. McNab
Stephen Smith
American Public Health
Thomas A. Edison
Supreme Court of the United States
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
New York City
Southern Metal Trades Association
Memphis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta
United States
Panama
Canada
Dominion
Vancouver
Canadian Garment Makers Association
Canadian Mannufacturers’ Asociation
Montreal
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature
The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on nature to quiet coughs relieve lungs aid expectoration open secretions and restore health. It asserts thousands testify to its good qualities and recommends trying it for coughs or colds.
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Chamberlain
Nature
Local Official Attraction Ties With Navasota and Bryan Roles
A partially legible notice references M. Hewitt formerly secretary of commerce for both Navasota and Bryan, and also mentions a mayoral past. The fragment notes an attraction or connection to Laredo, with unclear chronology.
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M.hewtt
Amber of Commerce
Navasota
Bryan
Begging noted in Naples amid Italian scenes
In northern Italy begging is rare while Naples reports a prevalence. The article notes sixty thousand women are affiliated with the Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Italy
Naples
The
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
School for Girls Opens in Kokura by Baptist Board
A girls school opens in Kokura Japan established by the southern Baptist board. The World War aftermath notes the French pension office received 2,500,000 claims for pensions or allowances and 1,712,000 were granted.
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Kokura
Japan
The
Southern Baptist Board
Nurber
Planning for Plantings in a Flower Border
The guide contrasts formal and informal flower garden layouts with color planning. It advises drawing borders on ruled paper to scale, deciding straight or curved edges, and transferring plans to the border. It also suggests placing tallest plants at the back and low growers at the edges, consulting seed catalogs for spacing.
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Eireles
Senate
Pontine
Planting guidance on rogue varieties and border accuracy
Some varieties yield rogues that are off color or single. Remove undesirables when they appear in the border and replace with prime specimens from the reserve. Interiar specimens often ruin the overall effect of a planting and should be corrected.
American women tennis ace tops national charts
The piece highlights Missa Legiie Barcroft as the leading American born female tennis player of the past year, ranking second overall behind Mrs. Molla Mallory in a nationwide tally. It notes other sports scenes including soccer chatter and references to prominent clubs like Baltimore and Boston.
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Wein Cop Feva
Detroit
Mora
Yook FC
Saccer Tani
Bethleham
Lights of New York at the Royal Theatre
The Fox special Lights of New York comes to the Royal Theatre tomorrow with a title evoking Broadway and Times Square. The piece hints at New York’s cosmopolitan nightlife and cosmopolitan energy beyond the well known lights.
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New York
Royal
Fox
Royal Theatre
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Square
Street East
Interlude and visits noted in scattered notices
A fragmentary paper item mentions an interlude between rapids and a peaceful river scene. It lists visitors including Marshall Hicks of San Vecenio and Al Guinn of Budlard Texas. There are social notices about meetings and a Washington birthday event with guests and a program leader in the area.
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Steven Mes
Marshall Hicks
San Vecenio
Mexican statesman announces presidential candidacy
A prerevolutionary Mexican statesman, Masana, announces his bid for the presidency. He advocates oueratitees and inducements to foreseen capital entering Meaden.
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Masana
Febio Itmeterte de la Gasa
Mexico
Meaden
Justice Took Oath in Curia Court Proceeding
An inscribed record notes a justice taking oath amid a formal court session at Pecos. The event appears to mark early proceedings and duties assigned, with the court focused on standard ceremonial procedures and the appointing context.
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Mores
Change of venue sought in Texas murder trial
Henry Jd. Toussant, charged with killing his father, faced trial amid expectations of a defense motion for venue change. He had previously been sentenced to death, a verdict later reversed by an appellate court.
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Fey
Texas
Henry Jd. Toussant
Ted
Neovigers
Court of Criminal Bane Volvavn dl
Oklahoma
Bey
Officials Sign New Cabinet Shakeup Not Yet Appointed
An unclear text fragment reports on a potential cabinet reshuffle with references to Indiana and a president, noting no new appointments finalized and mentions friends involved in a discussion about the cabinet, while late edits hint at indecision and possible delay.
Fragmented OCR notes outline party conference clash
A garbled report outlines an conference action where leaders discuss a new constitution. It mentions a secretary and a party council, with tensions over a Labor Party alliance and adherence to a plan.
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Pegar
Coo Oroap
Drown
Senn Oat
Parniar-Labor Party
Pythian Anniversary
Knights mark anniversary event in Fort Worth with Associated Press reporting from Texas on February 19.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Knights
Merry War Wages In Poland Territory
Polish sources report occupation of a border zone by Poland while Lithuania protests. Lithuania claims Polish troops crowd frontier areas and shelled positions as the League of Patrons monitors. Both sides accuse the other of aggression amid rising tensions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poland
Lithia
Ib Spateheos
League of Patrons
Paisi
Odin
Remnis
Theatrad
Mobilization Report Amid Baltic Tensions
The report notes Polish forces in a neutral region and mentions a class of 22 mobilized in Lithuania. No further details provided on dates or locations.
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Warscoy
Pohtao
Bresh
Lithuania
Police teach children safety in public schools
Associated Press reports Cleveland police conduct lectures in public schools about being careful in traffic and safety on streets. Officers compare dangers of trespassing, stealing rides, and carelessness to tragedies, speaking to children in plain terms to ensure understanding.
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Associated Presa
Cleveland
Hee
Jewellers
Browehr
Coco on the Job Opens Hooded Panel Inquiry in Bastrop
Attorney General Coco and a special assistant head to Bastrop to probe the panel for the March 5 grand jury selection in Morehouse parish hooded mob case. They will review evidence from an open hearing noting five known Klansmen five known anti Klansmen and ten suspected Klansmen.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Coco
Louisiana Today
Bastrop
Hooder
Morehouse Parish
Inventor Willam Dubilier Rises to Global Wireless Fame
The article profiles Willam Dubilier, an electrician and inventor who began as a newsboy in New York and rose to wealth by patenting a wireless plug that eliminates aerials. At eighteen he was a bell fitter, by twenty-two he built a wireless station for the Russian czar, later basing in London to develop a condenser used worldwide.
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New York
Willam Dubilier
Russia
London
Unclear OCR attempt on Polish treachery and fire investigation
Incomplete Associated Press text outlines inquiries into a wartime treachery in Poland and a major fire at a hospital complex. It mentions fire marshal investigations, a state architect, district attorney, and possible trials or hearings with unclear names and dates due to damaged source.
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New York
Gayoar
Poland
Hadding
Eleetie Wire
Comida Oa
Sdrarkh Efre Uit
Ibs
Fotoosaniner
Hos- Poaiat Ceremis
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Thames
Senators Move On Constitutional Amendments and Fees
The senate constitutional amendments committee reported a convention resolution while the house considered a motor vehicle license fee bill with an amendment defeat. Senator Clarke aims to place all education department fees into the state treasury, and the house extended appeals commission terms and adjusted district organization. Senator Wirtz alone dissented on the convention resolution. the measure heads for further debate tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Commission On Appeals
Wirtz
Supreme Court Rules I C C May Create Freight Rate Division
The Supreme Court today upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission power to form a division of joint freight rate groups under the 1920 Transportation Act. The decision involves carriers west of the Hudson challenging the commission's 15 percent increase in through freight rate allocations for New England railroads.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Hudson River
Commission
New England
Advocates Win First Stage of Child Labor Amendment
Washington February 19 advocates of the child labor constitutional amendment won the first stage of their fight as the senate judiciary committee ordered a favorable report of the resolution for submission to the states. The amendment would empower Congress to limit or prohibit labor of persons under 18.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Dr J M Dawson to Attend Laredo Meeting
Dr J M Dawson has recovered and will attend a meeting at the Baptist church in Laredo beginning next Sunday. The note outlines his planned appearance and church venue in the local report.
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J. M. Dawson
Laredo
The
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Sunda
Looks Better In Texas Despite Regional Variance
The Associated Press notes mixed signals across Texas with northwestern and southern areas showing better production and payments, while the Panhandle faces ongoing distress. Officials say overall outlook is more encouraging as cotton and sugar sectors show signs of stabilizing, though some price pressures persist.
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Chicago
Texas
J. HH. Tresor
Natiopad Association of Credit Men
Panhandle
Parner
Treppe
Gunn
Farm leaders press for immediate consideration of credits
A 1% arangement led by farm leaders seeks rapid action on a proposed credits reform bill. The push involves Rep Bur ton and Rep Gh as part of a house committee conference with Democratic and Republican members.
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Washington
Heyuin
Tdoe
Chainiien Fornoy
House
Woys
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Burton
Burton, the Repubddean Memumber
American Diht Commission
Dowed
Lawyers' Influence Scandal Ties Immigrant into U S
Washington political notes report Chairman Johnson of the house immigration committee alleging a New York lawyers clique buys and sells influence with lawmakers. He cited a case where an immigrant paid $1000 to secure entry without meeting the designated representative.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pol
New York City
House Rules Committee
Johnson
House Immigration Today
House
Proponents Lose Battle Over Shipping Bill Vote
Washington drama unfolds as the Senate votes not to table the motion to set aside shipping legislation and proceed with the filled milk bill. The outcome marks a strategic setback for administration supporters in the current session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
British hand over six kilometer strip west of Cologne
The British turned over a six kilometer strip at the western edge of their zone to grant the French and Belgians full control of the double track railroad from Duesseldorf. A short section remained inside the British area.
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Duesseldorf
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