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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
13
Fragmented reports show rival suffrage factions clashing at a conference over party attacks and procedural moves. The dispute centers on accusations of disloyalty and calls for discipline within the movement during a tense national moment.
Advertises mass talcum powder sales targeting 6,000,000 New Yorkers and surface cars in New York City. Lures readers to place ads in surface cars and Fifth Avenue buses for seaside, mountain, and resort use.
A lengthy report recalls a suffrage amendment debate in Congress and a national conference. Key speakers include Mrs. Medill McCormick and Geraldine Farrar, with state leaders from Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and beyond. Delegates discuss tactics, state rights, and district campaigns to press for federal action while noting regional support shifts and preparations for upcoming votes.
Columbia University announces faculty promotions including professors in architecture neurology and ophthalmology plus a philosophy assistant and Barnard College appointment. Awards and donations totaling thousands support the School of Mines highway engineering and other programs. A separate case details James Purcell at Sing Sing, with prior ownership disputes and subsequent murder proceedings.
In New York a Harvard director and Columbia and Cambridge figures question women serving in military roles. They argue women lack the necessary stamina for sustained combat and dismiss calls for broader service, citing genetic and physical limits and the example of household and child roles.
Fragmentary text references equal suffrage figures Teague and Manning, plus mentions of a meeting or panel. It hints at a discussion or speech about rights, with scattered names and phrases. No clear event date, location, or outcome is discernible from the legible lines.
A report from Ulucation notes Flag Day activities at a schoolhouse with pupils forming a parade to a designated spot at 8 o clock in the morning. Principal Chugeh proposes a patriotic program including singing and recitation to honor the day and keep students engaged.
Henry J. gomen speaks at Mendow Hall on Polish Red Cross work and philosophy as part of a series organized by Mrs Frederic Esive. Attending are numerous local figures including Mrs Trevton J. Satterwhite and Mrs Joseph Stevens. News notes report donations totaling 1,500 to the American Polish Relief, with other funds listed: Second National Fund 240s, Ta Fayette Fund 29, Tasitania fund 18.
A National Women’s Trade Union League meeting at Cooper Union in New York drew about one hundred thousand women workers and featured speakers from the American Federation of Labor. Meyer London warned against imperial war while labor and suffrage advocates pushed for vocational guidance and better organizing. Delegates planned city tours and an evening event at East Thirty-fourth Street, with visits to Henry Street Settlement and Neighbor Hour Playhouse scheduled for the day.
Washington reports a sharp, fragmentary scene as Dr Constantin Namba Austrian ambassador says farewell to officials. Attaches exchange cautious lines about future plans, with references to a Greek torch and a summer trip as diplomats discuss departures and concerns.
The famed ship once took San Francisco Bay for the United States and fought Chinese places at Caoton in 1456 and with Admiral Farragut. Sold today for 84?010 to John H. Gregory of Perth Amboy. The ship stands in Norfolk Navy Yard and is good only for hull material after serving as a training ship since the Coal War.
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World announce a major convention in Chicago starting June 20. Business leaders and journalists discuss a wave of reform in advertising and enterprise, with remarks from Herbert Houston of Doubleday Page & Co. and local business figures. The piece notes a movement toward ethical business practices amid a Chicago event.
A hazy account describes a group led by Mrs. Charlee I Tiffany planning a silent protest at a naturalization hearing. The assembly includes several named women who vow to remain speechless while candidates are debated, drawing attention to the vote and rights without vocal opposition.
Captain Bolan examined the upper East Site conditions for the latest pandemic response. The inspection was conducted by the Wands Committee and assigned to the Fifth Section District, briefing officers on safety and operations.
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