Duchess Urges Vote at Newport Reform Conference
The Duchess of Marlborough led a Newport gathering at Marble House urging home hotels for working girls and votes for women as essential to reform. Prominent speakers included Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont and reform leaders from across the United States.
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Villa of Brilliant
The
Washington Post
Newport
Duchess of Marlborough
Marble House
C. H. P. Belmont
England
Belmont
Tempts Row
Lodge Officers Installed In Federal City Lodge No 9
Newly elected officers of Federal City Lodge No 9 were installed at Northeast Temple. Names include H A Ison noble grand and W M Ziegler vice grand. Other roles listed with numerous supporters and guardians. Dorcas Rebekah Lodge members attended along with district representatives. A fold Watch charm was presented to retiring Noble Grand C O Pyle.
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Federal City Lodge
Northeast Temple
Twelfth
H Streets
H. A. Ison
Noble Grand
W. M. Ziegler
H.W. Walter
N. Mallary
WW. H. McConnell
C. J. Teague
Charles Garrell
H. J. Walther
Roble Grand
W. G. Lang
W. W. Daly
R. C. Jones
August ‘Blease
W. H. Webb
Inside Guardian
W. H. Bonini
Outside Guardian
Maurice King
W. H. Wright
Dorcas Rebekah Lodza
Frank E. Rapp
J. H. Wood
Cob Pyle
Debutant Miss Taller Returns Afloat From Europe
On the Olympic Miss Misa Marie Taller, famed as New York society’s most beautiful girl, motored 5000 miles abroad in ten weeks and denied engagement rumors. She traveled with Mr and Mrs J Herbert Johnston and Miss Noel Johnston. Former Justice Morgan J. O'Brien also returned, noting Irish Volunteers cow Ulster poverty and implying efforts to avert armed clashes. Other passengers included Mr and Mrs Rhinelander Waldo and the Dowager Countess Decies en route to Newport.
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New York
Justice O'Brien
Sayy
Olympic Today
Misa Marie Tailer
Miss Taller
Berkshires
Europe
J. Herbert Johnston
Noel Johnston
Volunteers
Ormer Supreme Court
Morgan J. O'Brien
Ireland
National Volunteers
Ulster
O' Bren
Hytelle
Maud O'Brien
Rhinelander Waldo
Tuady Decies
Vivien Gould
Seto R. Bereaford
Gould
Newport
Milady's Handbag and Her Idiosyncrasies in the Evening Mail
A New York writer observes five handbag holding styles from crowds in Union Square and links each grip to character traits. Dreamer, homely and generous, sporty bluntness, timid worry, or simpering vanity are mapped to how bags are carried. The piece ends by asking readers to identify their own style.
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New, York
Biarguerite
Renan
Evening Mail
More Worden
Uute
Union Square
Golgude
Fifth Avenue
Artist's model testifies in broker’s suit in New York
Special to The Washington Post New York July Mrs Virginia Marshall Hamilton society woman wife of Schuyler van Cortlandt Hamilton faces contempt proceedings for unpaid judgment of 9421 from 1911 against W Duryea & Co. She testified about posing for a portrait linked to Isaac J Fletcher a director and banker. She declined to identify the painting’s owner or discuss payment, saying she objected to telling. She noted friendships with Fletcher but gave few personal details.
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New York Society
Washington Post
New York
Virginia Marshall Hamilton
Schuyler van Cortlandt Hamilton
Buroness de Grafenne
Justice Glegerich
W. Duryea & Co
Eupreme Court
Hamilton
Fletcher
Isaac J. Fletcher
Virginie
Mouse tango at New York suffragist garden fete
Suffragists in Richmond borough plan a garden party on Saturday with dancing led by a dancing mouse performing the tango and other modern steps. Mrs William G Willon hosts at Livingston Staten Island with a large gym and ballroom, string band, lanterns, and tables for non dancers. A menagerie including ponies a goat a squirrel several birds a bob tailed kitten and a turtle will be on display for children.
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Washington Post
New York
Richmond Borough
William G. Willon
Livingston
Staten Island
Richmond
Debate on sex education and divorce at national education convention
Speakers denounced sex hygiene in schools as threats to morality while defending parental guidance. Dr. Keens and others condemned shifting duties to teachers and coaches. Dr. Grossemann cited that fewer than 10 percent of children born to irregular unions are below normal, urging individualized education for exceptional children. William B. Jones was re elected NHS secretary. convention declined to back a constitutional amendment for federal uniform marriage and divorce laws.
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Agsodalon
Audi 9
Charles Keens
Minneapolis
Bex
America
N. D. Showalter
Cheney
Cheney, Wash
Mise
Clara G. Baer
New Orleana
Rose Posse
Haston
M. P. Grossemann
National Association For the Study and Education of
Department of Special Education
Grossemann
William B. Jones
Chicago
National Council of Education
Congress
Rich if she doesn't wed court tale of wills and loves
Special to The Workington Post New York July A will left a $190000 estate in trust to Maria Seaman with conditions that the daughter marry someone other than Leo Fassler or wait for Fassler to die. If she married Fassler and survived him she would receive her share outright. The case centers on Mrs Carrie Hillitts who married Fassler and survived him, affecting the principal inheritance.
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Workington Post
New York
Carrie L. Hidlita
Egbert B. Seaman
Maria P. Seaman
Embert
Seaman, Jr
Cartie L. Bidlitz
Seaman
Gore
Leo Fasaler
Leo Pasalet
Fangler
Lim
Hillits
Fassler
Ralph Ralph and the Treasury Bureau Reforms
In a New York newspaper report, Ralph proposed and oversaw an algorithmic system for personal weight and efficiency in the Treasury department. He was to receive 10 1 0 0 per year for five years with a 5 000 policy, and McAdoo noted that the new engraving and printing bureau saved substantial costs. The total savings during this period reached 1 3 9 4 0 0 0.
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Ralphie Ain
Angel New Yorks Newanaper
Benug
McAdoo
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ralph
Wife accuses Walter Mayer of alienation case frame up
Jersey City July 8 Walter Mayer resumes divorce action against Mrs Mary Mayer in Vice Chancellor Lewis court. Mayer accuses wife of misconduct with Otto Dickow a young German. Mrs Mayer countersued Miss McGill but withdrawal noted. Witnesses support Mrs Mayer and new claims of frame up emerge. Thirty July events include Pankhurst militancy in London and arson threats at Burns cottage in Glasgow.
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Walter Mayer
Washington Post
Jersey City
Mary Mayer
Lewis
Mayer
Misa
Eleanor McGil
Otto Dickow
Miss McGil
Mia
Alleger
Dickon
Love Plea in Vain Defines Affections in Divorce Ruling
New Thought Church leader Frank W. Sears wins an interlocutory divorce from Mrs. Julia A. Sears as Justice Gelgerich ruling clarifies platonic affection. The decision cites intimate acts and late hotel visits as evidence against Sears and Pauline Langdon, deeming their relationship no longer purely intellectual.
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Wyshingten Post
New York
Julia A. Bears
Frank W. Sears
New Thought Church
Supreme Courtustice Gelgerich
Maryland
Deanabille
Abramowitz
Abramowits
Seavy
California Nine Back From Hawaiian Tour After 12-Game Run
University of California baseball team returned from a Hawaiian tour reporting six wins in twelve games. They note the all-Chinese squad posed the toughest challenge among opponents. San Francisco dated July 3.
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University of California
San Francisco
Naval party sails for Quincy launch of Nevada battleship
A congressional Naval committees party and their spouses left Washington aboard the Dolphin for Quincy to attend Saturday’s launching of the battleship Nevada. Secretary Dardell and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt will visit Quincy by train on Friday.
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Jogephus Daniele
Washington
Patch
Dolphin
Quincy
Bass
Tol
Nevada
Dardell
Roosevelt
Two Women Fight Over Lost Poodle in New York Tug
Two women battled over Paulo a French poodle near Broadway and West 108th Street. One claimed the dog was being walked for a staff member of Jacob Scheer, the other denied ownership. Police separated them and took all parties to the West 100th Street station as legal steps to determine the true owner proceed.
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Hall
Mrs. Hall
Miss Roe Wee
Miss. Armes
Miss Jameson
Horace Avery
Mt Oil
New York
Legal Atepa
Paulo
West
108Th ‘Street
Broadway
Panto
Jacob Scheer
Maria Kennedy
Tront
James A. O'Gorman
Tracey
Scheer
Myra
Kennedy
Dos Paulo
Ena Stbor Kennedy
Boner
Bkin van Parte
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Southern States Woman Buttrage Conference
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Pape
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Women's League
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Akcille
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Philadelphia
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Mya
Miau Shreve
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Qissy Shreve
Shrove
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Washington Ball
Rallipolis
Miss McGill
Scotland
Burts Cottage
Emmeline Pankhurst
Women's Social and Political Union
Pankhurst
Crimins Court
H. F. Alice Hall
Grace Roe
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Dumbarton
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Seowang
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Rye
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Palais Royal
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New Thought Leader
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Liga Eternal
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RED Club” Garden Symphony Orchestra
Colonial Beach
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Great Big Dance Pavilion
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