Illinois Women In Politics Campaign Launch This Fall
Illinois Republican women form first executive committee in Chicago on July 15 to educate women voters about party principles. Leaders include Mrs Fletcher Dobyns and Mrs Medill McCormick, with headquarters opening August 1 and rewards for participants. A stamina plan aims to make Illinois the first Republican state in the nation. Obituary notes Daniel Golden born 1850 in Madison County Indiana died July 13 after moving to Marshall Illinois. He leaves siblings and relatives, with funeral details provided.
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Repubblican
Ilinois
Republican Women's Executive Committee
Chicago
Fletcher Dobyns
Medill McCormick
Republican Women’s National Committee
McCormick
Illinois
John T Mason
Aurora
J A Sterling
Bloomington
John K Ball Carm
Anne Forsythe
Leonard Brundage
Nyrtle Tanner Blacklidge
Douglas Harvey Dixon
Ernest PD Jiffin Gran. Park
L H Dennison
Galesburg
Alice Curran
Macomb
G F E. McMahon
Onley
Walter Forbec
Rockford
H. M Dunlap
Savoy
Sallie Perkins
Springfield
Daniel Golden
Madison County
Indiana
Clark County
Marshall
Margaret
Micheal
St Marys Catholm
St Mars
George Gumpert
Dennison
Texa
Charles Conner
A Better Babies Contest Attracts Local Juniors
About 600 young children aged 6 to 60 months are to be examined by a team of physicians and nurses to determine if their physical and mental development is normal for their age. Forty of the most perfect infants will be highlighted in a feature.
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C. St. Clair Drake
C. St. Clair Drake, State Director of Public Health
Marshall
Poverty Pride Versus Progress Cited in Opinion
An editor argues that while poverty is common, shaming or flaunting it won’t advance social mobility. The piece warns that prideful poverty can harden attitudes and hinder efforts toward improvement.
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