Rival suffrage factions clash at conference
Report of heated session as rival suffrage groups clash over procedural tactics and amendments. Observers note hostility rising and activity regressing amid disputed decisions and calls for unity.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
22
Report of heated session as rival suffrage groups clash over procedural tactics and amendments. Observers note hostility rising and activity regressing amid disputed decisions and calls for unity.
An eye catching ad proclaims large talcum powder sales in New York City. It urges manufacturers to place cards in surface cars and Fifth Avenue buses to reach millions of potential buyers and invites readers to note the forthcoming seasonal demand for outdoor life products. The text emphasizes broad appeal to beach and resort audiences.
The article details suffrage activity with mentions of activists, delegates, and rallies in New York and California. It references prominent figures like Geraldine Parrar and Grace Wilbur Trowt, noting proxy participation and campaign organization aimed at increasing ballot access for women in upcoming elections.
Fragmentary text references wealth, academia, and legal matters with scattered names and institutions. It mentions figures and events in an investigative or biographical context, but the garbled OCR yields few coherent facts or dates to confirm a single narrative.
A fragmented text mocks the idea that women can bear arms, citing expert opinions and opinionated quotes about women in war. It interweaves references to Harvard, New York, and European events, presenting a polemical discussion on gender roles, strength, and military service with scattered names and speculative phrasing.
Fragmentary notes reference the Women's Political Union and a planned gathering. Named individuals and exact agenda are unclear, but the item suggests discussion and potential action.
A brief item reports that school authorities consider a Flag Day lesson plan to be given to principals. The piece references educators and experts weighing the best approach and timing, with emphasis on civic education and patriotic observance.
A report covers a cross cultural talk and vigil promoting nonviolence. Notable speakers include Mae Merritt and Wilbert Amerivman with local groups and fundraisers noted for peace advocacy at the Wilma in Colereintr. The event draws varied attendees, with a focus on unity and civic engagement.
A lively meeting mixes suffrage advocacy with unionism as women cheer for rights, with Socialist voices warning about Rockefeller threats. Delegates discuss vocational guidance and the role of women in unions, amid calls for broader female participation and leadership within labor organizations.
Attachees at First scared by visions of severed relations as Austrian embassy transfers unfold. Officials discuss a visit by a Viennese envoy and the looming political tension in Austria. The scene hints at a public demonstration and secretive diplomacy over a contested issue.
Fragmented text reports a famous warship sale in Washington with references to naval leaders and battles. It hints at destruction of a vessel linked to Admiral Farragut and a claim of selling the ship for material value, amid broader wartime context.
War era business convention news reports that a broad gathering is planned for a week with attendance promised from many branches of industry. Statements from leaders indicate strong interest and a push for new efforts in commerce and society.
A chaotic courtroom scene emerges as a group of challengers and supporters stage a silent protest. Names and roles are murky, but participants include several women and men aligned with a public display during a political vote debate. The event centers on a silent march, a demonstration, and a plan to appeal the outcome.
Captain Bolan leads Taepectee in a track event, breaking a time barrier as competition records show. The meet highlighted speed trials with notable performances from Bolan and rival squads in a crowded arena.
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