Women delegates gather for world labor congress in Washington
A message from Robing, president of the National Trade Women's League, urges women to attend the congress. Commitees outline topics on workers' conditions, child labor, 6 hour day impacts, remedies for unemployment. Women worldwide urged to be represented as they take rising responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Ray
Sen Robing
Trade Women’s League
Washington
Women’s Trade Union League Acta
For Suffrage for Practical Reason Committee Named
Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston, a Republican leader and Washington State Superintendent, heads a National Education Association committee to advocate the Federal Suffrage Amendment. The NEA argues well funded schools require women’s public action, citing their child knowledge and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine, Corliss. Preston
Republican, Women’s National Executive Committee
National Education Association
Washington
Ofte
United States
Pacific Slope
Eia
Return to Old Time Americanism Says Brooklyn Speaker
Mrs May Gooderson of Brooklyn insists on returning to the spirit of Americanism and Republicanism. A Republican instructor in a Brooklyn Speakers Class, she praises sincerity as essential for a successful speaker and criticizes past administrations for chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Gooderson
Brooklyn
New York
Atock
Abraham
Lincoln
Cleveland
Wilgon
Local notes and moves from Estherville and Emmetsburg
The Estherville and Emmetsburg columns report Mrs J P Kirby lodging with Hin in Taburg visitor, Hl Graaf back from Michigan health resort, Mayne of Emmetsburg Reporter greeting reporters Estherville, A O Myhrs in Chicago buying stock for a new brick building, Myerly and Sargent Bevan forming a strong law partnership in the Mason block, Wm Zimmerman married in Buffalo and praised by friends, R B Barnhart planning Spokane law practice, M K Allen and R E Morling form a local law co partnership with Allen in charge and Morling visiting weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. Graaf
Michigan
Eli Iyot
Myerly
Sargent Bevan
Manonie Block
RB. M. Barnhart
Spokane
Estherville
M. Kirt Allen
RE. A. Morling
Emmetsburg
Sioux City Harness Week to Feature 1919 Races
The Sioux City fair opens September 14 with 75 entrants and higher purses than previous years. Events include 2:18 trot, 2:09 pace, 2:22 trot, and five furlongs, with prizes ranging from 150 to 1,000 dollars, plus a $9,650 overall prize pool. Fred Bender, a Sioux Indian, recently discharged at Camp Dodge, is among those featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldva
Stock Exchange
Taokey
Fred Bender
France
Camp Dodge
Estherville Woman Seeks Kidney Relief With Dean's Pills
A reader ad notes back pains and kidney issues as common, urging diagnosis and Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs Dan Sherlock of Palmer Street Emmetsburg, Iowa, testifies to relief after use, claiming the remedy targets kidney causes and offers instant relief when needed. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Estherville
Dean
Emmetsburg
Sherlock
Foster-Milburn Co, Msgrs
Buffalo, N.Y
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J. P. Kirby
Hinthetaburg
Wm. Zimmerman
Eatherville
Buffalo
A. G. Metzger
the Cleaners
Quick
J. Hanson
Penessee
W. Ust Iin
Molnee
Oftear
Pass & Civil Services
Ling
Thies
E. W. Bachman
Benhilte
Kilgore Block
M. E. Wilson
Kilgore
B. Soper
Alexander Soper
Alexander
Emmet County
Iowa
Ian and
Sur
Sconberg &Kilgore
Stherib le Stata Bank
TRACE
Mark A&gist
Ryder Garage
Machine Works
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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