Ladies of Australia Lose Courtly Glow as Labor Courts Open
The Australian parliament opens under Labor control with working men taking ceremonial roles in plain clothes. Senators and MPs, including Senator Harry Turley, appear without regal attire, while high society women react with indignation and retreat from public events. Social hierarchy shifts as spouses of workers gain visibility and parity.
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Melbourne
Labor
Earl of Dudley
Senate
Harry Turley
Australia
Panama
Earl of Dailey
Lannon
Lady Forrest
Countess of
Jersey
Dear Miss Grey Correspondence on Name Change and Harassment
Letters discuss whether children should keep a father’s surname after a divorce with non-support and remarriage. An answer says legal name changes require court action and preserves the natural father’s name. A second letter asks how to deal with a married man who ogles a 22 year old. the reply jokes about thrashing him or involving a policeman and condemns the behavior.
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Miss Grey
Philip N. Henry
Dried Beef With Eggs Then Mutton and Tapioca Dishes
Simple prep steps for dried beef with eggs followed by a mutton soup with barley and vegetables and a tapioca dessert with apples. Directions cover soaking, paring fruit, simmering meat, thickening, and serving hot or cold.
Suffragists Plan Questioning of Candidates at Congress Opening
Women suffragists prepare to question all candidates for both houses as Congress opens. They will ask if candidates support full suffrage for women municipal suffrage school suffrage and taxpaying women rights. They seek approval of a constitutional amendment restricting sex based voting denial.
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United States
Satin suits for young girls in fall fashion
The article notes black satin will be trendy for fall and winter. A semi fitted suit shown uses simple construction and self covered buttons. A broad Irish crochet lace collar adds a fashionable touch and enhances a youthful appearance.
Open Door Sketch Fails to Impress Bar Patrolman
Thomas Burke and Ole Jacobson in a comic sketch titled One Night in a Barroom failed to charm Patrolman Brown. They caused swinging doors to fly and earned a total 11.50 in fines plus 5 each ordered by Judge Gordon, then sat in city jail to think it over for two days.
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Thomas Burke
Ole Jacobson
Brown
Ole
Thomas
Brannigan
Judge Gordon
Mulligan Stew in Police Court After 30 Day Jail Term
City Attorney Pierce notes the case as Frank Mulligan appears in police court. He was released from the city jail last Thursday after a 30 day sentence and admits lingering with festive mug. For ten days he must abstain from all drink except coffee and water. Judge Gordon oversees the reform. Pool tonight at Oriental Pool Room offering $10 daily prizes at 1413 Orday between Pike and Union.
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Mulligan
Pierce
Frank Mulligan
Muligan
Gordon
Oriental Pool Room
Pike and
Union
Dentists Offer Cut Rate Teeth Sets and Bridges
Ohio ads promote dental services with price options for a set of teeth at $15 and guaranteed sets. Solid gold or porcelain crown and bridge work are advertised with easy payments and promises of guaranteed results.
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Ohio
Countess to Help Form Women's Unions
Efforts to bring the Countess of Warwick to America for a series of addresses this fall gain momentum in New York. She has followed eastern women workers’ strikes with deep interest and hopes to aid organization. At Coventry she noted workers’ prosperity shares, while critics shouted, and she responded that when her class foists demands others must yield.
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New York
Countess of Warwick
America
Lady Warwick
Coventry
England
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Mack
Lst
London Unioads
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Sie Wallace
Calicoes
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