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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

8

The Lola Mystery Deepens in Leghorn Harbor

In Leghorn a pirate yacht named the Lola stirs a web of intrigue as detectives probe a stolen consulate safe and a possible cipher plot. Gordon and Jack Durnford spar over clues while a shadowy woman and a pair of Germanic suspects vanish, hinting at a larger, dangerous truth.

Questara Leghorn Francesco Colle Salvetti Rome Marseilles Naples Smyrna Frank Hutcheson Paris Pisa Hutcheson Mackintosh Philip Hornby Durnford Gordon Hornby Chater Jack Stafford

Grand Council of Royal Arcanum Opens Pennsylvanian Sessions

More than 300 delegates from every county gather in Williamsport for the Royal Arcanum of Pennsylvania biennial meeting at the Park hotel. Officers are nominated for two years and a state committee on the order is slated to report. several Supreme Representatives and alternates are named for Old Point Comfort. The finance report shows a strong treasury and a net gain of over 800 members, bringing Pennsylvania membership near 29,000. The next grand lodge meeting is planned for September.

Williamsport Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum Pennsylvania Park Hotel L. R. Geisenberger Lancaster Charles E. Snyder Pittsburgh James E. Norton Reading Arthur B. Eaton Philadelphia Webster C. Weis Bethlehem E. W. Pitts R. W. Hlingsworth Tyrone W. HH. Niebaum J. B. Torrence Blairsville F. E. Kerstetter Lewisburg Supreme Representatives Supreme Council Old Point Comfort John Gates, Jr N. E. Roedel A. F. Nicholas W. S. Bevan Scranton M. F. Thompson Carlisle J. C. Russell Warren H. L. Hartzell George E. Wilbur Bloomsburg J. S. Blackburn McKeesport Frank L. Fry Rouseville J. Dallas Smith E. M. Hodges North Warren W. J. C. Jacobs Waynesboro Committee On Finance Treasury Grand Council Eaton William L. Young T. P. Reedy Johnstown Chas. B. Morgan Titusville Gran Lodge

Hairpin cork extraction sparks twinge in couple

A playful scene unfolds as a man winces at his wife producing a hairpin to remove cork from a bottle while she recoils at his attempt to sew without a thimble. The light domestic moment highlights clumsy attempts and shared humor.

Suffragists Back Good Roads Day With Lunch Baskets

Pennsylvania women suffragists will provide lunches to workers on May 26 as part of a state wide Good Roads Day. Miss Hannah J. Patterson urges local chairs to organize committees to coordinate with road supervisors and bring light refreshments to the noon break along highways.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Hannah J. Patterson Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Party State Highways Department Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association

A Fine Recruit on the Suffrage Question

A humorous exchange frames a man who dismisses suffrage as unworthy of thought and is told he would fit anti-suffrage ranks. The dialogue satirically spots the tension over voting rights and social reform.

Politicians Balk on Suffrage Fence Feel Peril on Perches

The piece notes politicians reluctant to take a clear stance on suffrage face growing political discomfort as public pressure and party expectations tighten around the issue.

Dr Anna Shaw Leads Four State Suffrage Campaign

Dr Anna Shaw, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and a Pennsylvania citizen, will divide thirty days of speaking tours among Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and Massachusetts this fall. She aims to mobilize votes for equal suffrage as four Eastern states decide this November.

Anna Howard Shaw National American Woman Suffrage Association Women of the Nation Pennsylvania Moylan Commonwealth New Jersey New York Massachusetts Pittsburgh United States

Votes for Teachers Seek Suffrage Approval

If the suffrage amendment passes, all 40,000 teachers in the state will gain the vote. Women teachers who train the next generation in citizenship will influence future voters through practical public affairs experience.

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