Laboring Toward a Fair Test of Women’s Political Rights
In this reflection the author notes 144 years of government, praises progress toward female control, and urges Americans to try the experiment with sporting fairness. He recalls frontier figures like Sidecum and events from the pony express era, then shifts to local court matters involving Judge Wade and public sentiment, urging national self-reliance and work amid political shifts. Townley’s move in North Dakota draws reaction from the American Legion.
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Europe
Hay
Dex
Sidecum
Muelebach
Kansas City
Sidem
St. Js
Omaha
Ini
Mr. Sidekum
Pony Express
Oklahoma
Townley faced by Legion in Salina county dispute
Urele Johns declares Townley activities must stop, a five man Legion committee vows to locate Townley and deliver the resolution. The story notes farmers backing Townley against the Legion in Salina county amid North Dakota controversy. It also covers Wilson’s literary earnings, Caruso’s fading voice, and assorted social notes from Oklahoma to Missouri.
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Townley
Salina County
Legion
League
North Dakota
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