Death of Dr. Anna Howard Shaw noted in Philadelphia
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw died at her Moylan home near Philadelphia at 7 o clock. She was 71. An immigrant from England, she rose from poverty to lead the National Woman Suffrage Association, serving as president 1904 to 1915 and later as honorary president. Her life included ministry, temperance work, and advocacy with leaders like Mary Livermore and Julia Ward Howe, with a final illness from pneumonia after a lecture tour with Taft and Harvard’s Lowell.
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Anne Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage ‘Association
Moylan
Penn
Anna Howard Shaw
Burgland
National’ Women's Pee. Association
Michigan
Dr. Shaw
Albion College
Barton School of Theology
Boston
New England Conference
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
East Dennis
Mass
Shaw
Mary A. Livermore
Julia Ward Howe
National Association
Miss Norman
Newcastle On the Tyne
England
Council of National Defense
Springfield
Ill
Taft
Lowell
Harvard University
League of Nations
Shaw Lang
National Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Costa Ricans Fire Upon Consul at San Jose
Reports to New York say three shots were fired June 22 at United States consul Benjamin F. Chase in San Jose Costa Rica by government policemen. A passenger aboard the Tivis from Port Limon stated Consul Chase recounted the incident and one bullet pierced his clothing.
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New York
The
Nores
Benjamin F. Chase
United States
San Jose
Costa Rica
Tivis
Port Limon
Chase
Mr. Chase
Chronicle Grand Prize Campaign Opens Subscriptions Drive
The first vote count will publish Saturday showing votes up to Friday night. Candidates are urged to enlist as many votes and subscriptions as possible before Friday night to appear strong. Entice friends and relatives to rally behind them. submit nomination blanks to enter. The Chronicle office stays open evenings until 9 o’clock.
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Big’ Chronicle
Suc
Tak Frauds Bring Three Indictments
New York dated July 2 three more indictments were returned in income tax frauds involving hundreds of thousands of dollars. Sterling Accounting and Audit officers Morris Rackmil and A Lincoln Samuelson allegedly conspired with Isaac Weinstein Samuel Samuels furriers A N Leventhal furrier and Nathan Bloom wool dealer to file false returns. Weinstein and Samuels faced a $14 634 return misstate of $95 801 while Leventhal faced a $2 162 return vs $12 000 claimed by the government.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Accounting and Audit Company
Ee Morris
Rackmil
A. Lincoln Samuelson
Sterling Company
Isaac Weinstein
Samuel Samuels
A. N. Leventhal
Mrs Foss Hosts Morningside Club at Country Home
Mrs Fred Foss was the charming hostess to the Morningside club at her country home yesterday afternoon. The lawn was a mass of bright gowns as guests arrived and a well appointed luncheon followed. Mrs J Jenkins hosted the Needlecraft club yesterday afternoon with delicious refreshments served at the close.
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Fred Foss
Morningside Club
J. Jenkins
Needlecraft Club
Decrease Shown In AR Deficit Amid Rail Control
Washington reports unofficial railroad earnings for May show a deficit of about 39 million dollars under government control, down from early 1919 levels. Net revenues fell due to rising operating costs though gross receipts rose, with freight traffic below peaks while passenger traffic surpassed pre war averages.
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Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
Railroad
Paskensger
Finners Kerr White and Boone Fined for Parking Near Hydrants
Forrest Finner George Kerr J. de. White and A. IK. Boone were fined $2.50 each today by Police Judge W. W. A. Minnick for parking cars too near fire hydrants.
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Forrest Finner
George Kerr
J. de. White
A. IK. Boone
W.W. A. Minnick
Utter charged with water theft in local dispute
A. H. Utter was arrested yesterday afternoon on charges of illegally taking 200 inches of water from Lateral No. 14, according to local authorities.
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A. H. Utter
Llegally
Shoppers Mrs Dunns Visit Twin Falls from Kimberly
Mrs M A Dunn and Mrs J Dunn of Kimberly were among out of town shoppers in Twin Falls yesterday afternoon.
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M. A. Dunn
J. Dunn
Kimberly Werag
Twin’ Falls
Eddy Estate and Publishing Society Charged in Trustees Hearing
Boston July 2 A libel charge claims Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy estate funds were siphoned by the Christian Science Publishing Society to wealth the residuary trust Doge. Frank Streeter for John Dittemore asserts annual income from Eddy works grew while trustees controlled publication costs and conspired against Dittemore.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Publishing
Frank
Dittemore
New Hampshire
Mrs. Eddy
Streeter
Publishing Society
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