Mayor Thompson backs New York woman suffrage plan
Mayor A C Thompson of this city joined 41 other New York mayors at a Buffalo conference voting in favor of Syracuse Mayor Stone's resolution urging adoption of woman suffrage in the state at the November election. The committee's report notes 47 voting, six opposed, with leaders including Major Mirchel of New York Stevens of Albany Luna of Schenectady and Truitt of Binghamton among supporters.
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A. C. Thompson
New York
Buffalo
Walter F. Stone
Syracuse
New York State
Major Mirchel
Stevens
Albay
Stomach Health Claim Advertising Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach and intestinal troubles. It claims digestion, energy, and ambition improve quickly, warns against cathartics, and urges readers to try one dose, with sale noted by RC Tuthill and others.
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Stomhan
Mayr
RC Tuthilt
Mayors Praise War Shared Fight for Woman Suffrage
Odgensburgh Mayor Frank and Mrs. N de R Whitehouse chair New York State Woman Suffrage Party sent a message to Mayors Conference Secretary W C Capes. They rejoice that state mayors recognize woman suffrage as part of democracy tied to the war effort and national aims.
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Frank
Odgensburgh
N. de R. Whitehouse
New York
Monroe Lodge Works Degree Amid Fraternal Bond
The Middletown Lodge Xo. 132 I. O. O. F. staged a large first degree of the Degree of Friendship by Wingpe Lodge Monroe with 204 members attending. P. G. Gregory and ale Mahon led the ceremony, followed by a strawberry shortcake supper hosted by Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge No. 30 under Sister Mary Miller. Entertainment was run by F. J. Powers Seeler and W. J. French.
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Middletown Lodge
Wingpe Lodge
Monroe
P. G. Gregory
Ale Mahon
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
No. 30
Mary Miller
F. J. Powers
W. M Seeler
W. J. French
Pilgrimage to Masonic Home Utica Gifts
Utica hosts a 10th Masonic district pilgrimage from New York and Brooklyn. Donations of 750 dollars and three victrolas, silk flags, candy, cigars, and bouquets are given to the Masonic Home and Superintendent Wiley’s family. About 200 visiting Masons and families attend a luncheon at Hotel Utica Assembly Hall and hear brief speeches.
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Utica
10Th Masonic District
Uuca
New York
Brooklyn
William J. Wiley
Wiley
Laredo
Utica Assembly Hall
Wilson
Penney
Elks Contribute to Masonic Home Visit in Utica
During the Utica state convention Elks delegates toured the Masonic Home where Ed C Strack Frank H Beakes and D S Treat attended. The Elks donated 369 to aid the children and Supt. W G Wiley declared two more girls could attend normal school and noted that in ten years no trouble had been reported from the 210 placed in schools.
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Order of Elks
Utica
Ed. C. Strack
Frank H. Beakes
D. S. Treat
The
Elks
W. G. Wiley
Beang
Monthly session program at Queen Esther Circle
At the monthly meeting of the Esther Circle of Pauls M E Church the Home Missionary Society was entertained with Miss Ethel Clark presiding. After business and devotion a program followed with Miss Julia Swinton giving an engaging talk on work among Spanish girls and a song by the Queen Esther quartet.
Rheumatic Cripples Quit Pain With Rheuma Cure Ad
A misspelled ribald advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism. It claims rapid relief in two days with one half teaspoon daily, promises uric acid elimination, and cites Judge John Barhorst of Ft. Loramie Ohio walking without crutches as proof, urging purchase of 2 50-cent bottles from Tuthill & Ter’s Pharmacy.
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Tuthill & Ter's
John Barhorst
Ft. Loramie
Ohio
Harwood Home program noted and suffrage committee vote
Lena Hall reported on Harwood Home and Madalene Stevens read Browning Poem The Flowers Name. Talks by Mrs Grinton Bush Maltby and Miss Bryan aided girls. Victrola selections followed by refreshments. House Rules Committee endorsed House resolution No 12 to create a Woman suffrage committee introduced by Judge Reker with a 6 to 5 vote Cantrill of Kentucky chaired. several representatives opposed awaiting war measures. Butler Square cited as the shortest Boston highway at forty five feet.
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Lena Hall
Harwood
Madalene Stevens
Robert Browning
G. W. Grinton
H. W.bush
R. C. Maltby
PF. Bryan
House Rules Committee
Judge Reker
California
Cantrill
Kentucky
Representative Campbell
Kansas
Congress
Foster
Winois
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Schall
Minnesota
Wood
Boston
Butler Square
Butler , Row
Chatham Street
State Street
Sale of Plains White Dresses and Silks at Value Prices
A local sale offers plains white figures and silk trimmed presses plus striped ta ffa skirts in navy Copenhagen purple green and gold. Dresses from the manufacturer at about half value and a large set of plain white dresses at unusual prices. Smart white voiles and silk trimmed white vofes suitable for street or porch wear. Limited stock with one or two of a kind pieces.
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Copenhagen
One Day Coat Sale Prices Big Discount Event
A Saturday sale offers coats priced from 35 to 376 at 558 and from 3.50 to 5.50 at 2.98 for this one day only. Misses sizes 14 to 18 and women's sizes 36 to 40 are included in the clearance.
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Thompson
Monroe Lodge
Times-Press
Middletown Meat & Poultry Market
Union Street
Swift’s
Armour
Porterhouse
Lamb
Hamburg
Orange County
Bell-Ans
Masonic
Queen Esther Circle
Missionary Society
Ter, Ethel Clark
Katheryn Benedict
Marian Wallace
Florence Keteba
Watch the Times-Prees
Mackey
West Main Street
American Provision Company
North Street
Norfolk
Felrics
Bieler
Googles
Madras
Millen-Aikenhead
AI Men’s Athletic Union
ENTE
Ecru
Georgette
Charmeuse
Tompkins Dry Goods Co
Mildred Louise
Children’s Sox
Children's Sox
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