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Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania

21 Oct 1915

Page 6

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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

6

Notable Men Endorse Women Suffrage in Rallying Support

Prominent figures across politics science and labor back woman suffrage, led by President Wilson and cabinet, Governor Brumbaugh, Vance McCormick, James Maurer and John White. They urge New Jersey Pennsylvania and other states to approve the amendments in November.

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Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Massachusetts Wilson Lansing Martin G. Brumbaugh Roosevelt Vance C. McCormick Pennypacker Btone Labor and Industry John Iice Jackson John P. White Umitga Mine Workers of America Superintendent of Public Instruction Nathan C. Schaeffer Dimner Beecher James H. Maureresident Pennsylvania Federation of Par Thomas A. Edison James Bearnett Russell H. Conwell Woodrow Wilson Bonner Theodore Roosevelt Wilsen Brumbaugh Justice Stone James H. Maurer Pennsylvania Federation of Labor John Price Jackson United Mine Workers of America United Mine Workers James Scarlett Women of Dimner Beeber State Superintendent of Public Instruction John A. Brashear
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Women’s Votes Will Help Solve The Food Problem

The article argues that rural and urban housewives and farm women can reform food marketing once women vote. It notes abundant crops but high consumer prices, waste of edible food, and farm losses, urging political action to reduce waste and raise farm income through women’s suffrage.

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National American Woman Suffrage call to 1945 convention in Washington

The forty seventh annual NAWSA call notes four eastern states voting on suffrage this fall and highlights President Wilson’s private support. It urges broad delegate participation for December in Washington and outlines aims for nationwide amendment progress and organizational unity.

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Wilson Washington United States New Jersey National American Woman Suffrage Association National Association Anna Howard Shaw Stanley McComrick Katharine B. Davis New York Henry Wade Rogers New Haven Susan W. Witzgerald Boston Orton H. Clark Michigan Walter McNab Miller Missouri Medill McCormick Chicago
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Quote on women in politics sparks editorial critique

The Cleprfeld Progress laments the notion that women would bring untainted virtue to politics, claiming no party could pursue such pure aims without discomfort. The piece questions contemporary party ethics and frames virtue as essential to political leadership.

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Whio Cleprfeld
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Typhus Death Toll in Servia Soars

Dr. Richard P. Strong estimates 130000 to 150000 Servians have died from typhus in the past year. Harvard professor and anti-typhus campaign director says Servia’s army is typhus free and in strong health as manufacturing plants for medical supplies expand.

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Servia Richard P. Strong Harvard American Red Cross Sanitary Commission
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Thomas Nathan Schgerter Wm & Stone Gov Marting Brumbaugh Vance C James Scarlet Prdohn Brashear Judge Dimner Beeber Aldantis Dr. Strong Balkans Miles Nervine Dr. Miles Frances Whitlock Broadway Schenectady N. Y National Anti-Substitution League Philadelphia Mail Press Warren, PA
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