Harding Holds Out Hope for Suffrage Timetable
Senator Warren G. Harding, Republican presidential nominee, told a delegation of National Woman's Party suffrage workers he would not force state executives to speed action on the amendment. He urged extraordinary effort to reach suffrage by the next election, while saying he would not trespass on states rights or demand immediate compliance. Miss Paul and other leaders pressed for swift passage as the nation weighs the path to full woman suffrage.
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Warren J. Harding
Republian
Sividay
National Woman's Party
Haridng
Garry Tae
Senate
Scott
Zames Miss Ath
Paul
Socialists Win in Berlin Municipal Elections
Berlin June 22 Independent socialists won 88 of 224 seats and Social Democrats 38 in Berlin’s first council vote since outer suburbs joined Greater Berlin. The two socialist factions will hold a decisive majority, with issues centered on food, wages, cheap transit, and other public utilities.
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Berlin
Specialista
Greater
New York
Eighly
Social Democrats
Guilty in Penn Bank Case
Philadelphia, June 22. William T. Gabell, director-clerk of the wrecked North Penn Bank, closed its doors in 1919, was found guilty on seven indictments related to the bank’s failure. He was admitted to $10,000 bail pending a new-trial motion. One indictment charged conspiracy, six charged receiving deposits while insolvent. another bank official, Ralph T. Moyer, was convicted as well.
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Philadelphia
William T. Gabell
North Penn Bank
Ralph T. Moyer
Heads of D. A. R. in Session Here
Mrs. George Maynard Minor, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, met with state regents in Washington to attend the June national board meeting. National officers and regents from Arizona to Virginia are present. today new members will be admitted and reports heard.
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George Maynard Minor
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washin
National Board of Management
Memorial Continental Hall
Hoval A. Smith
Arizona
Sallie M. Council
Delawar
Francis St. Clair
District of Columbia
Everest
Sewell
Florida
Eugene Chubbuck
Illinois
Dam Denmead
Maryland
Franklin P. Shumwa
Massachusetts
Alice Louise MccDuffee
Michigan
Frederick Ernest Frisbee
Towa
John Laidlaw Buel
Connecticut
Charles White Nash
New York
William Magee Wilson
Ohio
Edwin Erie Sparks
Pennsylvania
Walker Duvall
South Carolina
Kate Waller Barrett
Virginia
William N. Reynolds
Stella Pickett Hardy
William D. Sherrerd
Edward L. Harris
James T. Morris
Henry McCleary
Anthony Wayne Cook
James Spilman Phillip
Minor
Unmuzzled Dog Ban Extended by District Health Board
The health officer and commissioners voted to extend dog muzzling for another year after July 9. Two people were bitten last year due to loose muzzles. Seven dogs were deemed rabid in the past year and five bite victims survived via Pasteur treatment. Rabies cases included thirty three lives saved by the hygienic laboratory, with patients from Virginia, Maryland, and Washington.
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W. Co. Fowler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Rane
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Marshall declines reception on coast in Indiana nomination motion
Vice President Marshall and Mrs Marshall will visit San Francisco this weekend but cancel a public reception to avoid signaling presidential candidacy. Indiana leaders expect his name to surface in case of a deadlock, with Taggart viewed as likely senator nominee. Indiana and Ohio delegates travel plans, women supporters arriving to endorse the platform.
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Sprial
Washington
San Francisco
Marshall
Thomas F. Walsh
del Monte
Indiana Jeaders
Edward Hoffman
Fort Wayne
National Committee
Indiana
Taggart
Senate
Letter Carriers to Picnic at Chesapeake Beach
More than 5900 persons are expected to attend the Veeteer Carriers Association excursion to Chesapeake Beach tomorrow. The post office team led by Postmaster Merritt Chance will depart the District line for the resort at 2 o clock on a special train. The arrangements committee includes M. K. Eppley, chairman, with George T. Ellis, A. J. Hamacher, W. E. Burkman, T. B. Kelly, A. M. Friedrichs and J. T. Donovan.
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Veetter Carriers’ Association
Chesapeake Beach
Post Office
Merritt ©. Chance
William Haycock
Clarence RE. Scheeley
M. K. Eppley
George T. Ellis
A. J. Hamacher
W. E
National Grange Rejects Cooperation With Labor in Politics
The National Grange declines to join labor leaders for political cooperation. Prof. T. Co. Atkeson, the Washington representative, announced the decision yesterday. He cited efforts by political parties and spokesmen of certain groups to capitalize on farmers’ patriotism and Americanism.
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National Grange
Prof
T. Co. Atkeson
Atkeson
Washington
Casualty Drive Continues to Raise Funds
Casualty Hospital's campaign to raise 75000 dollars shows most contributors give under 25 dollars while hundreds donate quarters dimes nickels and pennies. Donors depart in good spirit and canvassers press on with confidence. a meeting at Clarence F Donohoe's office 314 Pennsylvania avenue southeast tomorrow night will plan further canvassing.
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Penn- Sylvania Avenue
Tol Theater Judges Pick 47 Perfect Babies in Show
The Tol Theater baby show judged 267 entrants in the 6 months to 1 year class with 47 judged as perfect and 62 as contenders for second prize. Winners to be announced today amid film screenings and daily baby-care lectures by Ina C Emery and other experts.
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Tol Theater
Ina C. Emery
Connecticut Avenue
Victory Medal Distribution Aims to Reach Washington Men
The District of Columbia begins distributing victory medal application blanks at the local recruiting station on Tenth Street NW. The district quota is 18 000, but many service members have left the city, likely reducing recipients below the quota. Maj. RB Lattimore of the 19th Field Artillery oversees Washington recruitment, with medals issued via depot in Philadelphia after local witnessing.
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District of Columbia
Tenth Street
RB. Lattimore
Ninteenth Heid Artillery
Washington
Philadelphia
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Dr. Swetts
Columbia Bottling Works
Wari
Second
Jalepes Brothers
St. Lia
Dr. Sweet
Hoy Denniston Rochester
Hoffman
John Breckenridge Castleman
Louisville
Democratic Women's
Augusta Hone
Mary Hone
Labor
Poli’s
D. C
Paris
Lnd Ave
H St. N. W
Shoreham Hotel
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Raleigh Haberdasher
Pennsyvania Avenue
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Estes) National Park
Denver
Chicago&NorthWestern
Union Pacific System
NorthWestern Terminal
Chicago
Omaha
F. L. Feakins
U. P. System
15Th & Market Sts
Philadelhia
A. R. Gould
Roadway
Exide Battery Depots, Inc
L Street N. W
John J. Bartram
New Hampshire Ave
M St
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