Rain and Wind Fail to Check Suffrage Parade
A large rain swept suffrage parade drew 2000 women through Michigan Boulevard led by Mrs Kell Furbanks with banners and slogans such as Our Country Too and This Bell Will Sound When the Women of Pennsylvania Are Enfranchised. The crowd included diverse ages and strong support, with delegates from multiple states marching and singing in the downpour.
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Jane
United States
Michigan Boulevard
Kell Furbanks
Chicago
Herbert Sanford Carpenter
Inex Milhholland Horsecvain
York
Uae
Pennsylvania
Thue
Uncle Sam
U.S
Women suffrage parade and rally energize 4 million voters
A convention lead and parade scenes highlight the push for woman suffrage with banners urging preparedness and votes for 4,000,000 women. Carrie Chapman Catt and others spoke at hearings while a high turnout at the Suffrage First luncheon showcased rising support across parties and hotels buzzed with talk of the big political moment.
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Auditorium Hotel
Republicans Pick National Committee Members Listed
A June Chicago list shows Republican National Committee selections by state with many names and several postponements. Notable names include William Hale Thompson, Boies Penrose, Frederick Sule, and Alfred T. Rogers among others with multiple states未filled or postponed.
Women Demand Suffrage Plank at GOP Hearing in Chicago
Several thousand suffragists in yellow sashes gathered at Coliseum Chicago on June 7 to press for a votes for women plank in the Republican platform. Carrie Chapman Catt and Harriet Stanton Blatch urged support while anti suffragists spoke. The hearing opened doors for pro carriage paraders and memorials urged the party to extend suffrage to women as justice to half the adult population.
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Chicago
Senator Lodge
Republican Committee
G. O. PB
Carrie Chapman Cart
Harriet Stanton Hatch
New York
Kansas
Cart
Lodge
Min Cato
Republican Party
Catt
Abbie F. Krebs
California
Suffrage Leaders Hear Speakers at National Meeting
Fillin Meredith Clement and Grace Wilbur Trout led talks with Frank M. Roessing and Mrs. Arthur M. Dodie chairing the National Association event in which Gompers and Morrison urged planks for protecting workers rights to unionize and trial by jury, plus national child labor law enforcement and a prohibition plank proposed by former Governor Foss of Massachusetts.
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Fillin Meredith Clement
Celrade
Grace Wilbur Trout
Illinoi Woman's Suffrage Association
Frank M. Roessing
Pennsylvania
Woman Suffrage Association
National Association
Arthur M. Dodie
New York
Dodge
Frank Morrison
Foss
Massachusetts
National Platform Urgency in Preparedness and Reform
The text outlines a party platform urging national defense readiness and social economic reforms. It calls for a regular army of 250,000, women suffrage, a national industrial policy, tariff reform, civil service, and pork-barrel elimination. It stresses leadership by a capable president and a nonpartisan approach to national aims, with further platform approval pending.
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Washington
Lincoln
G O P RUSHES ORGANIZATION AT CONVENTION
A chaotic scene at the Republican gathering in Hoboken left Paul Weingarten and four others injured when a wheel-loaded truck ran over a bystander. Delegates faced rain as they formed a temporary committee, with Senator Harding named permanent chairman and officers to be seated tomorrow.
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Falla
Paul Weingarten
Liv Harrison Street
Hoboken
Williamsburg
Republican Party
Garten
Amerbottes
Cecil Cordutch
Pie Wologaten
Koch
Suage
Sayer Thompson
Resolutions Committee
Coliseum
Harding
Ohio
Committee On Permianent Organization
Four Teens to Graduate at Professional Children's School
Four about fifteen year old stage children will graduate at the first commencement at 11 o clock this morning. The ceremony takes place at the Prince Theatre and includes Miss Dorothy Brown and Miss Sidney Reynolds among the graduates.
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Professional Children’s School
Prinae Theatre
Dorothy Brown
Sidney Reynolds
Progressive National Committee Members Named by State Caucuses
Chicago reports the Progressive national committee members elected by state delegations. Names include J. C. Thompson Alabama W. C. Tuttle Arizona Chester I Rowell California Benjamin Grifith Colorado J. W. Alsop Connecticut L. A. Drexler Delaware u. L. Anderson Florida H. G. Hastings Georgia J. M. Ingersoll Harold Ickes Indiana William E. Dye William Willis Kangas James Willie White Kentucky Burgon Vance Louisiana Pi White Maine H. P. Gardner Maryland S. Winslow Williams Massachusetts Matthew Hale Michigan G. Pope Minnesota Silton O. Purdy Mississippi B. P. F. Fridge Missouri Irkwooa Montana O. I. Nebraska F. P. Corick Nevada George Pringmeyer New Hampshire Willem Savacool New Jersey Everett Colby New Mexico Miguel A. Otern New York George W. Perkins North Carolina Dwight B. Heard Ole Le Engen Ohio A. Oklahoma John P. Hickman Henry W. Corbin Pennsylvania William Finland S. M. Harris South Carolina Wannamaker South Dakota John Southerland Tennessee G. Texas H. L. Borden E Griffiths West Virginia Henry
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Chicago
Alabama
O. C. Street
Arizona
Arkansas
I. L. Remmeli
California
W. H. Crocker
Colorado
Hubert Work
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Henry & Chubba
Henry
Jackson
Idaho
John W. Hart
Illinois
William Hale Thompson
Indiana
James A. Hemenway
Iowa
John T. Adame
Kansas
Pred
F. Stanley
Kentucky
Alt
Hert
Louisiana
Armand Romain
Maine
Frederick
Sule
Maryland
William P. Jackson
Massachusetts
Murray Crane
Michigan
Charles D. Warren
Minnesota
Minsis
Moseley
Missouri
J. A. Bubler
Montana
Nebraska
KR. H. Howell
Nevada
Ghi. Mumphreya
New Hampshire
F. W
Utah
Reed Smow
Vermont
Karl Kinsley
Virginia
Alyah
Washington
S.A. Perkins
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Alfred T. Rogers
Wyoming
George E. Peston
Alaska
W. G. Gilmore
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
J. C. Thompson
W. C. Tuttle
M. Harris
South Ti
Wannamaker
South Dakota
John Southerland
Tennessee
G. Texas
H. L. Borden
E. Griffiths
West Virk
Fire Record From 1 PM Alarm At Unknown Locale
A brief fire record notes an alarm at 1 PM with unspecified location details. The fragment references smoke, potential equipment, and response actions, but exact site, parties, and outcome are unreadable.
School Graduation Recitations By Noted Cast
Minnie Hexter and George Edw Price have studied at the school for two years as they prepare to perform theatrical pieces. Elsie Ferguson will present diplomas as graduates give recitations with speakers including John Drew and Bishop Greer.
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Minnie Hexter
George Edw Price
Elsie Ferguson
John Drew
Bishop Greer
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Leaders OF Women's Party Convention
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Thenu
Belasco
Carrie Chapman Catt l
Colisum
Congressional Union
Woman's Party
C. H. Belmont
Inez Milholland Bolsevain
Mien Helen Keller
Crystal Eastman
Mras. Rheta Childe Dorr
A.M. Hopkins
W. I. Axcough
Helena Hill Weed
Sara Bard Field
Harriet Stanton Blateh
Rowena Mann
Bertram Sippy
C. H. P. Belmont
Ida Finney Mackville
Franklin Simon Co
Fifth Avenue
West 38Th St
Oxford Vicuna
Solario“Country Club”’Coats
National Committee
Choice
G. O. P. Resolutions Committee
Franklin Simon & Co
Men's Shoe Shop
Russia
Europe
William Draper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania
Dean Lewis
Herbert Knox Smith
ENT
Greeley
Lord & Taylor
Palm Beach
Norfolk
Crash
G. O. P. Rushes Organization
Progressives
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Marte
Reese
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Fifth Aves
Coats
Gros de Londres
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