Quiet Equal Suffrage Emerges in Russia During Revolution
Report from Berad describes how suffrage quietly reached Russia amid the recent upheaval. Ministers hint that women will vote in municipal, general assembly elections, with educated women gaining access to schools and public life. Women played key roles in demonstrations, nursing, factories, and Duma activity, with new positions in committees, kitchens for soldiers, and public organizing during the revolutionary week.
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Berad
Associated Press
Russia
Sonal
Rusia
Etrograd
Sind
Duma
Iit Ut
Inelinting
Jess Panin
Miliukoff
Women push for suffrage and school reforms amid upheaval
Reports from Petrogra and the Women’s University describe fierce debates between saddérates and radicals, with thousands backing equal suffrage, resumed work, and war support. Girls form committees, while school principals resist a pupil union. numerous civics classes proliferate as reforms spread.
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Women’s University and Medical College
Ennai
Deleex
Central School Hires New Teachers for Term
Miss F Ruthrock of Measant Grove will teach Central School this coming term. Miss Tradl Peace of Willow will teach Union School. Lutz spent Sunday afternoon with Milton Warner. Mr Otto Johanning and Miss Ottl ie Schanke of Kaw Valley were unite.
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F. Ruthrock
Measant Grove
Tradl Peace of
Local marriage noted at bride's home this Saturday
The wedding was held at the bride’s parents home with both families described as highly respected. The groom, a lifelong resident, and his bride were bid farewell with a chavarri attended by over fifty guests. Henry Fleer and Walter Icle bought hay from John Heim this week. Edward Johanning returned from Topeka Monday. Henry Fleer purchased a mule from Andy Lutz. Ezra Churchbaugh family and Vernon Anderson dined with the Chus Schwartzhowe. Several Baldwin visitors and cabbage plant sales by Rev. Gastrock noted.
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Henry Johanning
Evenin
Ilere’s
Henry Fleer
Walter Icle
John Heim
Edward Johanning
Topeka
Louis
Hattie Schwartz
Fred Fleet
Farmer's Union
Central School House
Central
Ezra Churchbaugh
Vernon Anderson
Chus
Schwarts Howe
Andy Lutz
Eara Churchbaugh
Paul Johanning
Baldwin
Max
Rev. Gastrock
Theo. Elm
John Stafford
Fred Fleer
Kidney Pain Relief Ad From Donn's Pills
Mrs. Lefford reports backache and fatigue from kidney discomfort improved by Donn's Kidney Pills. The ad claims prompt relief and urges asking for Donn's kidney remedy specifically, noting price 50 cents at dealers and listing Foster Milburn Co. as the maker.
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Lefford
Saver “Ltd
Aspen
Tom
Valley Center Elects All-Female City Government
Valley Center Kansas May 5 Miss Avis Francis heads a female city government after appointing Mrs Ws Goodrich as city marshal and Mrs George Bright as street commissioner. No men remain employed by the city. The program emphasizes cleaning streets and alleys and enforcing ordinances. William Beal of Clay Center Witt visits the Xgma Chi house for the weekend.
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Valley Center
Kan
Avis Francis
Ws. Goodrich
George Bright
Francis
William Beal
Clay Center Witt
Xgma Chi House
Baldwin Shaw-Steen Wedding in Baldwin home
Miss Mabel Steen daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Steen of Baldwin wed Dr H L F Shaw of Lawrence in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home last Thursday afternoon Rev T C Maughlin officiated in the Second Presbyterian Church of Lawrence. The bride wore a no white crepe deshine gown and carried carnations. Immediate family attended. Out of town guests included Mrs W Steen and Miss Maurita Steen of Wichita and Mrs W Stover of Maize Kansas.
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Shaw-Steen
Mabel Steen
W. C. Steen
Baldwin
Hlf. Shaw
Lawrence
Che
Wol. Steen
Maurita
Wichita
W. Stover
B. F. Shaw
Shaw
Training for Fans Hall Clubs To Open Training Camps
Louisville May 5 A course in military training open to the public and players of American Association teams will begin within two weeks President Thomas J lickey says every club approved the plan The War Department provides a regular army drill master stationed at each park to drill players and interested citizens in addition to away games in terms of schedules and locations
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War Department
Army
Crombonne
Kisare
Nilitars
Railroad and local notes mix in Belvoir weekly update
The Belvoir weekly column notes a railroad committee selection possibly pairing Howard D. Filintt with Wilson era plans, plus a Belvoir meeting with Mrs. FE N. Cummings. The column records social visits, club activities, a missing Tim othy lesson, and various local property transactions and appraisals in Lawrence Kansas and surrounding areas.
War Time Birth Trend and Mortality Records
London reports from May 3 indicate more boy births than girl births during wartime, with quarterly ratios around 1.04 to 1.05 per 1000 girls. The registrar general notes all- time high marriage rates, low birth rates, and historically low typhoid deaths, while measles deaths rise to levels unseen since 1800. Also listed are recent warranty deeds for John Champion and W R Stubs in Lawrence, Kansas.
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London
England and
Wales
Leno
Aetia
American citizen in New Orleans funds British intrigue scheme
An American now living in New Orleans, formerly a British subject from Liverpool, sent the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce $2,400 to induce Pastor David Lloyd George to advocate for a British loan. The letter, signed by Mr Lay George, claimed he would arrange a sale and praised national efforts amid a tense wartime atmosphere.
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Liverpool
AI Boss
Con Sitdence
Asnscidiel Press
New Orleans
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
David Lloyd Geert
Ioan
Lay George
Iletern
Snowbdges
Pimples and sores on face and neck healed by Cuticura
A reader reports pimples turning into blotches and sores on the face and neck, resisted by ordinary soaps until Cuticura was used. The letter from Miss M. describes relief after months of itching and flaking, with a promotion for Cuticura products and a free 32 page skin book by mail from Cuticura Department, Boston.
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Indahris
Walla
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