Underwood Named to Harding Disarmament Delegation
President Harding selects the Big Four group Hughes, Loot, Lodge, and Underwood to represent the United States at the disarmament conference. Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama, born 1862 in Kentucky, has served ten terms in the House and now serves in the Senate.
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Hoghes, Loot
Lodge
Underwood
Harding
United States
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Terewith
Kentucky
House
Senate
Congress
Stillman Divorce War Turns Toward Reconciliation
The Stillman divorce case reemerges with Anne Stillman tilting between her parents. Reports say a Canada summer family reunion included Mrs Stillman and children Bud Anne Alexander Guy. Mr Stillman hopes for reconciliation as he tours his Madison Avenue apartment with Anne before her Europe trip.
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Stillman
Anne Stillman
Miss Stillman
Mrs. Stillman
Guy
Anne
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
Europe
Wilson's Health Improves Yet Casts Shadow Over White House
Two years after a serious illness Woodrow Wilson remains frail at sixty five, walks with a cane though lifting his spirits with reported nerve and muscle gains. His weight stays near 189 pounds and his sight remains sound though he wears glasses less often. His hair is white and he keeps some savings from early life, accumulated due to wartime pressures and reduced social duties during his presidency.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Informal frocks and blouses gain length and embellishment
A fashion page notes informal afternoon frocks grow with extended sleeves and paneling, while blouses gain importance as decorative elements. Georgette and satin sleeves with ribbons, beading, and appliqué lead to versatile outfits. color contrasts and trims update crepe, satin, and velvet variants.
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Conia ED Son
Old Window Shades Reed Dye and Reuse
Instructions describe salvaging cracked faded shades by soaking in warm water to soften the coloring, boiling in starch suds, and changing water to remove color. After drying in strong sunlight the shades become usable as ironing boards covers and dusters for cleaning.
Campaign for Woman President Formed by $146000 Gift
National Woman's party gains three houses and gardens opposite the Capitol in Washington through a gift by Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont who becomes president. Miss Alice Paul elected vice president and Elsie Hill remains executive chair. A new Petticoat Party will field a women’s ticket in the presidential race and push a constitutional amendment to end legal gender discrimination.
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National Woman's Party
Capitol
Washington
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Alice Paul
Elsie Hill
Belmont
Petticoat Party
Beggar’s Moral View Sparks Dinner Debate on Charity
A charity society dinner in New York sparked a heated exchange about professional beggars. A beggar woman defended her "trade" while recounting a bitter wind day with her children, arguing she would not beg if her children were truly hers.
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Corcpelaly
G2 Charity Organization Society
New Yok
Jara
Damttall
Veggar
Los Angeles Times
Island Lost to Ocean Off Australis Coast
A historic island off Australis’s northwest coast, once 19 miles long, gradually submerged and disappeared. Latest soundings show the site now 50 feet beneath the surface, eroded by rising seas and tides.
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Australis
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