Women Voters Rally for Peace and Reform in New York
The Sixth annual New York League of Women Voters convention in Rochester urged laws to curb child marriage require equal male responsibility for vice seek a forty eight hour week for working women and promote World Court and law enforcement measures. Speakers argued Locarno Pact as model for US Japan peace efforts and pressed against war while criticizing amendments to the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York League of Women Voters
Rochester
World Court
New York
Mary E. Richmond
Russell Sage Foundation
Charity Organization Department
James J. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
United States
Japan
League of Woman Voters
France
German
Germany
Europe
Scarsdale Village Board to Meet Over Street Project
The Board of Trustees of Scarsdale will meet at Village Hall on Tuesday December 22 1925 at 8 15 PM to consider a petition to lay a street fifty feet wide extending northerly in continuation of Bell Street from Carman Avenue to Tunstall about 220 feet. By order of the Board of Trustees John R Ross Village Clerk. Dated December 9 1925.
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Scarsdale
Bell Street
Carman Avenue
Tunstall
Board of Trustees
John R. Ross
Scarsdale to Hear Building Zone Amendment at Village Hall
Notice sets December 22 1925 8 15 pm hearing before Scarsdale Board of Trustees on proposed amendment to Building Zone Ordinance Section 15. Public notice requirements include 15 days advance publication and signature by 20 percent opposition before changes take effect only with unanimous board approval. Dated December 1 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Scarsdale
Richards Heads Fire Company No 1
Officers for Fire Company No 1 elected December 3 at the Fire House include G Darlington Richards as president Henry Szaniawski as vice president William F Salters as secretary William J Irish Jr as treasurer John R Glendinning as trustee for three years and Dr R R Ryan as surgeon A W Edwards nominated temporary foreman and Roy Dyckman as assistant foreman to be elected in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Darlington Richards
Henry Szaniawski
William F. Salters
William J. Irish, Jr
John R. Glendinning
R. R. Ryan
Forman
A. W. Edwards
Roy Dyckman
University speaker backs constitutional amendment for equal citizen duties
Professor Dexter Perkins of the University of Rochester spoke on the Constitution and the Wadsworth Garrett Amendment. The league urged support for the Customer's Bill in the next legislature to make men equally responsible with women in vice. Voting machines were urged as an aid to honest elections. BELLA R. MONTGOMERY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Perkins
University of Rochester
League
Bella R. Montgomery
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Bills Voters League
Mrs. Catt
John RK
Mr. Richards
I. B. Murphy
White Plains
Westchester Lighting Company
Edgewood School
Inquirer
Goresration
UUNTS
New Rochelle
White Plains Fish and Oyster Market
William Reilly
Grove Street
Harry Golden
Francis X. Cunningham
John J. Cunningham
Brown Place
Scarsdale, N. Y
Craftex
Tel
Dorothy Saga
The
Tarrytown Cleaners and Dyers
North Broadway
Main Street
Russell & Lawrie Building
Tarrytown
N. Y
Paic
Norman P. Gerhard
Parkway
Chrysanthemums
John F. Burfiend
Fenimore Road
Post Road
Depot Plaza Garage
Richard J. Peters
Orawaypum Street
New York Central Station
White Plains, N. Y
Packard
Packard Six
North Avenue
New Rochelle, N. Y
Packard Westchester Company, Inc
Mamaroneck Avenue
South Broadway
Bright Place Yonkers, N. Y
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