Free All Indians and Make Them Citizens Urges Commissioner
Commissioner Valentine calls for ending paternal guardianship and placing Indians under state laws while promoting education and health. The annual Indian Affairs report notes growth in health campaigns, housing, and self-sufficiency, with emphasis on sobriety, farming, mechanics, and education. It highlights vast tribal wealth, rising investments, and the value of returned students near $50,000 in community growth, while addressing liquor laws and enforcement across jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Misher
Robert G Valentine
Indian Service
Indiana
Valentine
Washington
Arizona
California
Queen Mary on old furniture and dog fashion in London
Society notes reveal Queen Mary favoring a clean sweep of old furniture at Buckingham Palace and Windsor, preferring modern, light rooms. Fashion trends link outfits to canine companions, with dogs in stylish pens and matching attire. The piece also covers Mrs. Belmont's potential Votes for Women speech in kinetophone pictures and broader suffrage activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueen
Mary
Collectora
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Queen Alexandra
Sandringham
Queen Victoria
London
The
Daily Mail
Mra
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Thomas A. Edison
Fighters For
Belmont
A Visit to a Wealthy Husband's Family Home
Warren and Helen confront ailing finances and assumed infidelity as they visit Winthrop's home. They glimpse a cramped apartment and a neglected wife with two children, then spot Winthrop with a younger woman near a subway entrance. Helen reflects on married life and fears of betrayal, sensing her own husband’s loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Helen
Winthrop
Washington Heights
Washington
Woman's National Democratic League
United States
Credentiaia Committee
John E. Reker
Charles McCoré
New Willard
Raker
California
Congress
Hig
al Go
Julis Holmes Smith
Chicago
Ilinois Woman's Democratic League
Bronx
New York
Joseph Berry
Wiliam S. Morris
John 3. Crosby
Crosby
Woman's Democratic Club of
New York City
Steven B. Ayres
Representative Ayres
Norfolk
Ayres
Grace
Porter Hopkins
Mr. Curtis
Mrs. Winthrop
Mrs. Curtis
Philadelphia
Winthrops
Florence
Tlorence
Alice
Jove
Streat
Atlantic City
W. F. Lawrence
Ethel
Indian women and teachers urged to raise living standards
The commissioner highlights field matrons and women industrial teachers as key in sanitation and financial supervision. They save many children, and expanded educational opportunities are needed for thousands of Indian children not yet in school. The report calls for industrial opportunities and sanitary homes for Indian families.
Daily astrology note for January 1 1913 excerpt
A fragment from The Daily Star Weekly 1913 noting Sun and Mercury aspects, favorable for creative work, advertising, teaching, and public activities. Uranus and Venus influences described as guiding reform, intuition, and social matters. Copyright 1933 McClure Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranus
Venus
McClure
Sunday Schools Discussed At Mount Pleasant Institute
The Congregational Sunday School Institute met at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church with Norman Little presiding. Frances Weld Danielson of New York entertained with stories. Milton S. Littlefield spoke on Educational Evangelism and future sessions were outlined for beginners to intermediate teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Institute
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Norman Little
Frances Weld Danielson
New York
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Milton S. Littlefield
Danielson
Shea
Margaret Slattery
Littlefield
A. L. Sturtevant
Miss Danielson
George O. Little
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society of
Dr Dell's Cancer Cure Claims and Diet Emphasis
A report by Dr Robert Bell of London, once head physician at Glasgow's Woman's Hospital, claims a 30 percent cure rate for cancer cages using diet, noting cases not yet hopeless. He won a judgement against Dr Bashford and the British Medical Journal for calling him a quack over diet as a treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bell
London
Lord Lister
Woman's Hospital
Glasgow
Bell
Whbel
Bashford
Royal Cancer Research
Hibernians Install Officers in Division No 1
President Joseph Bailey assumed duties as officers of Ancient Order of Hibernians Division No 1 at aombination meeting held at Potomac Savings Bank building in Washington DC. Präsident Bailey and officers were installed by President Joseph Sullivan with remarks by James A Hamill George Curry and Joseph Taggart urging stronger membership and Hibernian values. Officers installed include vice president P T Niland recording secretary Thomas F Cook financial secretary James P Greeley treasurer Thomas F Keliher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Order of Hibernians
Potomac
Joseph Bailey
P. T. Niland
Thomas F. Cook
James P. Greeley
Thomas F. Keliher
Praises Greek Philosophy Over Christianity at League Talk
Aretug W. Thomas, editor of the Knights of Labor Journal, urged the Washington Secular League to study ancient Greek thinkers like Socrates and Marcus Aurelius to escape self consciousness and self importance. William M. Coleman challenged the view while Hyland C. Kirk argued for a broader understanding of self and urged the topic Get Out of Yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Epictetus
Aretug W.thomas
Knights of Labor Journal
Washington Secular League
Pythian Temple
Marcus Aurelius
Willam M. Coleman
League
Mr. Thomas
Hyland C. Kirk
The
Parlor Debate Sparks Class Distinctions And Heritage
In a lively chat among friends Elizabeth, Grace, and the girl who is original, talk turns to inviting Carrie Lewis to Grace's party. The discussion digs into pride in ancestry, snobbery, and the old line between our set and others, ending with a challenge to inherited labels as childish in modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Grace
Carrie Lewis
William Penn
Alphange
Carrle
Lewis
Barnett
Scholarship audition for cathedral choir seats boys
An examination for boys with good voices will be held at the Cathedral School for Boys on Saturday January 11 at 30 o'clock. Successful candidates receive free scholarships to the National Cathedral School for Boys and will sing in the cathedral choir. Applications must be made in writing to Mr Edgar Priest, 200 Wisconsin Avenue, stating age and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral School For Boys
National Cathedral School For Boys
Edgar Priest
Wisconsin Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioner Valentine
U. S
Progress of Education
Post
Duchess of Westminster
Eaton Hall
Groovenors
Mimizan
Will
Wilson
Stevensb. Ayres
Gov. Wilson
Morris Sheppard
Sied
Texas
Genevieve Clark
Janette Ayres
Misa
Agra Bennett
Miga Frances Brooks
Carrie Lee Chamberlain
Anne Ferris
Nell’ Pletchar
Frances Finley
Ruth Hitchcock
Tre
Congregational Institute
DR. Dell
Hibernians
Bev
Jones
Conyright
Speaker
Barbara Boyd
Barbara
Mila
Fatima
Palais Royal
Lisner
Bank OF
Gta
Marrons
Raffetto
Bengal Club
Maj. Grey’s
G. G. Cornwell & Son, Inc
United Tates Trust
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Private Bateers
Pate Tale
Phow
L. L. Perkins Royal Aiphemalty Co
Joseph Brooks
Cold Bennett
Edward Knobtauch
Alice Nielsen Dan
Gabriel Ysaye
Eugene Ysage
Arte
He Henry
Wowie Estate Presents
Rose Stahl
Maggie Pepper
Otis Skinner
Kismet
Alara
Kenneruey Butt
Rumford
Bbe & Tillet Londes
Thur Smith
Sanders & Stayman
Ee Belasco Fevettess
Mowt Beautiful
Azeries
Io Lasky
Courtney Sisters
Ziegfelds
Childrin 3 Hospital
New Willard Hotel
Thompsons Drug Store
OF Express
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Profit Duo
Johs Peach & Co
Germaines
Willg Brothers Meehan
DoGs
Folr Baldwins
Poli
Je & & Academy
Thomas E. Shea
Bernard Daly
Dion O' Dare
Lyceum
Oriental
All Star Cho
Will H. Ward
Bea
Zallah
AYE TV
Bowery
World of Pleasure
Boston Symphony
Gromestra Nativery
Elena Gerwardt
Dreen’s
Wth
Gats
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