Mail ballot to settle equal rights question
The convention of the American Association of University Women ended with a push for an equal rights amendment mail ballot. Supporters circulated to Congress, while a postponement motion by Dr Carey Thomas carried, delaying an immediate vote. Alice Paul urged retracting opposition, and the group voted to survey members by ballot before November 1924.
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University
Omer
de Awaten
Alice Paul
Nationa Womans Party
Paul
Carey Thomas Dean
Bryn Mawr
Association
Raymond Morgan
Legislative Committee
Mall
A AU Wag
Rotary heads push equal rights amendment debate
A new Rotary meeting in Indianapolis discussed the equal rights proposal with a two thirds vote rule. The association would take no action on the amendment if defeated and planned future meetings in Washington every four years. Delegates later visited Baltimore for a tea hosted by Baltimore College Club after adjournment.
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Furthr
Indianapolis
Washington
Baltimore
Association
Baltimore College Club
CILLIAM CLABAUGH NEW CHIEF OF ROTERY CLUB
Vive Clatugh was elected pres at the Rotary Club meeting at Tata. Willam 7 Hidel fe was elected president. George M tts brant Brant, R Weller, and Ret PM Webs were elected officers. New members Frank Lowe, Martin Rittenhouse, Walter Shipley, Clyde Asher, Sidney Strauss welcomed. Certificates of membership issued. birthdays acknowledged.
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Cilliam Clabaugh
Rotery Club
Vive Clatugh
Roth Rotary Ub
Tata
Wilteowee
Arthur de Mirls Ark
Dias
Willam
Hidel Fe
Crorge
Weller
Webs
Harry Cunning
Fred S Lin
Marks Ot
Whitehurst
Fadele
William Knowles Cooper
Marks
Arthur May
Senator's Son Wins Debates at Georgetown Law School
George Needham Dale son of Senator Peter W Dale of Vermont won the final debate at Georgetown Law School last night. Four parties advanced from eliminations. a prize of 21 dollars was offered by the faculty for the winner, while six finalists shared 28 dollars each. Judges included Yiderick Nielsen, Tow Cok Arthur J Brosseau, Teb ert S Pegir, and Rep OCanner of Louisiana Amos Hadley. Hadley, 85, former head of the Interior Department supply division, died yesterday at home after a Civil War era career in Maine and Washington. He leaves three children Mary L Hadley, Clara Hadley, and George H Hadley. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 AM at the residence.
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Georgetiin Law School
Teorke Ledham Dale
Peter Wo Dale
Vermont
Georgetin Law School
Th Wienca
Hid
Eich J
Wer Yiederick Nielsen Tow
Arthur J Brosseau
Tebert "S Pegir
Ocanner
Louisiana
Amos Hadley
Department of the Interior
Harvard Street
Hadley
Augusta
Maine
Army of the Republic
Mary L Hadley
Clara Hadley
George H Hadley
Elizabeth Logan widow of Rear Admiral Leavitt Cyr Logan
Mrs Elizabeth Catherine Logan widow of Rear Admiral Leavitt Cyr Logan died yesterday in New port Row as word reached here Admiral Logan died in November 1921 She was daughter of the late Admiral David Dixon Porter US Funeral services set for Arlington Cemetery Monday at 11 o clock The Canadian society meets tonight in the Playhouse 1814 N street northwest Canadian born or long time residents urged to attend
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Elizabeth Catherine Logan
Leavitt Cyris Logan
Newport Row
Logan
David Dixon Porter
Arlington Cemetery
Imad horse disperses crowd in Washington street clash
Two blind staggering horses charged through a crowd at Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest injuring none but wrecking a parked auto near the National Bank of Washington. The maneuvers sent pedestrians fleeing as the horses collided with a streetcar and damaged the car, before bystanders and First Precinct policemen subdued them. The animals belonged to Thomas Brown and the car to William Garrett.
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National Bank of Washington
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas Brown
Half Street
William Garrett
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William Cladalgh
Rotary Club
D. Marks
W. L. Radcliffe
George Needham Bk
Elizabeth €. Logan
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Northwest
Canada
Imad
Washington Post
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Gieshe
Peete
Kuppenheimer
Qressner
Howse of Kypeak
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Calif
Schimmel’s
Shriver
Shriver’s Peas
Green Bag Coffee
Wisconsin
Kraft
Pillsbury’s
Columbus
HEINZ
Colgate’s
Texas
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