Women to hike from Baltimore to Annapolis for suffrage
Baltimore suffragists announce a Baltimore to Annapolis hike to press for the federal amendment. Notables from Maryland and Washington sign on including Miss Burns Miss Paul and others. A theater party and the first suffrage ball in Washington are planned to raise funds as organizers set routes and muster volunteers.
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Burns
Paul
Baltimore
Maryland
Capital
Baltimore-to-Annapolis
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Myrtle Bunn
North Carolina
May V Wolf
Connecticut
Lily R. Glenn
Alabama
Woldred Marshall Keonce
Michigan
Tohn Jay White
New York
Esteile V. Jones
Louisiana
George Chase
Arkansas
May B Mayhad
West Virginia
Nina B. Allender
Pennsylania
Wesies Martin Storer
Florida
Toring C Bidller
Massachusetts
Mary . Harley
Newberges
George Odell
Maine
Washington
Belasco
Corminitise
William Kent
California
Hadith Goode
Ohio
Emma Waldo
St Clair Thompson
Joy Webster
Ne-braske
Monroe Hopkins Jr
Gilson Gardner
Lucy Burns
Edith Goode
Jensie Hardy Stubbs
Herbert J. Corning
Nina Alexander
Congressional Union
Annapolis
Emily Perry
Alice Pau
Jessie Hardy Stubbs
Married Women Win Vote in Toronto Proves Equal Rights
In Toronto the vote was extended to married women, aligning their rights with spinster and widow voters. The proposition to grant suffrage to married women was ratified by a large majority, marking a milestone in equal political participation.
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Toronto
Washington Post
Black and White Gowns At London Towne Fashion Show
Special cable reports black and white remains in fashion for evening gowns with designers competing in original styles. Lady Brook wears a Nevada charmeuse gown with draped right skirt and wrapped left train, ivory satin lining, and a beaded pearl bodice. New York editor notes death of Wallace Bruce, U S author and orator and former U S consul at Edinburgh, at DeFuntak Spring Florida.
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Washington
Jan
London
Lady Brook
New York
Wallace Bruce
Uthor
United States
Edinburgh
Scotland
Harrison
de Funtak Spring
Hillsdale
Yale
Aristocratic Leaders Boycott Tango in English Society
English society hostesses have begun an earnest boycott of the tango aiming to remove it from polite ballroom life. Duchess and several countesses condemn the dance as immodest and contrary to English ideals, preferring traditional dances for social functions.
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Duchess of Norfolk
Viscountess
Helsley
Countess of
Red Cross Society N America
Opposed to Votes for Women in Virginia and Beyond
An article outlines active anti suffrage efforts in Virginia with the Virginia Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage operating from 30 East Franklin Street Richmond and distributing pamphlets statewide. It notes antis mailing to all 140 General Assembly members and mentions related anti suffrage activity in Massachusetts with speakers and meetings led by Frank Foxcroft Mabel Boardman and others promoting the cause and public speaking engagements.
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Virginia
Virginia Association
Egat
Franklin Street
Richmond
General Assembly
District Death Rate Drops In 1919 Versus 1912
Vital District statistics show fewer total deaths 6991 in 1919 against 6890 in 1912 with the crude rate per thousand at 16 percent compared to 17.75 in 1912. The greatest gains appear among Black residents, and infant deaths under one rise from 128 to 117 per thousand. Autopsy shows declines in tuberculosis and typhoid deaths, while auto fatalities rise, including 18 automobile-related deaths in 1913.
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Health Department
Negrosa
Suffrage Committee Plans in Washington and NC Meetings
The Congressional Union executive committee met at Fidget headquarters to discuss the constitutional amendment and suffrage strategy. A get-together of North Carolina suffrage workers at 1527 Rhode Island avenue will convene Monday evening with speakers including Mrs Philander P. Claxton and Miss Lucy Burns to discuss campaign plans.
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Congressional Union
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Shiraday
Crystal Hastmann Benedict
New York
Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Wesley Martin Stoner
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington
Mra
Philander P. Claxton
Tennessee
Lucy Burns
Burton French
Jessie Hardy Stubbs
Ald
Katherine Weeds
Maryland
Myrtle Bunn
Mae B. Wolf
Connecticut
Carol Bird
Wisconsin
George Odell
Maine
Misg Lite R. Glenn
Alabama
Mildred Marshall Koonce
Michigan
Stubbs
Sgures
Hee
District of Columbia
Wliam Kent
California
New Years Receptions Held by Local Ladies Groups
Two New Years receptions were held Thursday afternoon. Daughters of Veterans Ellen Massey Tent and Department Women's Relief Corps hosted events with notable attendees including Mrs George H Howe and Mrs Eleanor B Scott. A G A R camp committee welcomed members, served turkey, and honored Admiral Dewey figures. Livingstons D A R chapter met with large attendance and social program. Junior Progressive Roosevelt Club welcomed about 40 boys. Junior League admitted new members and planned moonlight trips. Various other meetings featured reports, music, and community service events with multiple local organizations in attendance.
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G@ AHR
Tillie D. Entrickes
Livingsim Manor
D. A
Perry
Wesler
Miles Levers
John Roberts
A H. McGhan
Sixth Street
Roosevelt Curb
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Keith Watkins
Norman Volkman
Henry Breil
Clement Hipkins
Francis Hullyard
Harry Ford
Herman Hallock
West Watkins
Reeves Guest
Clarence Reese
Clyde Smith
Harold Young
Austin Lake
Harry McGhan
Charles McGhan
Isabel McGhan
Papes Cold Compound Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old time medicine ad touts Pape’s Cold Compound to open nasal passages and ease head discomfort. It claims rapid relief with a small cost and features casual product language and emphatic promises typical of early 20th century newspapers.
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Pape
Costa
Terhagin Gothout
Will Test Eugenics Law In Marriage License Case
Milwaukees Wie, J a have been taken to bring a test suit to defeat the ev grates law. The measure requires male applicants for marriage licenses to present a doctor's certificate showing a clean bill of health. Alfred A. Peterson and Hattie J. Scusidt suit to test the measure.
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Milwaukes
Thurnsey
Alfred A. Peterson
Hattie J. Scusidt
Market Hints on Holiday Prices Fade Among Housewives
Market hints for Washington housewives on holiday fare and exes prices fade as prices for butter eggs fish and meat shift. Quoted rates cover butter eggs trout cod halibut bass rockfish salmon red snapper sheephead mackerel bluefish trout perch and more with vegetables and fruits. lists include dozens of items and varied per pound or per dozen quotes.
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Washington
New York
Brosiers
SYM IMPORTS BREAK RECORD IN NEW YEAR TRADE
New York on January 3 reports that diamonds and other gems worth 6,177,800,000 were received from foreign markets in 1912. Figures compiled by W. B. Treadwell, jewelry examiner at the customs' stores, show import activity breaking records.
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New York
Diemonds
W. B Treadwell
Custome Igers
Padeell Aye
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