Washington Banker Helps Ex-Convicts Find Work
A Washington banker, known for shrewd financial dealings, channels support to former prisoners via the Prisoners Relief Society. Founded by Dr. E. B. Dudding, ex convict, the group places 1,200 ex-prisoners in District jobs and claims over 80 percent retention. The article profiles Dudding, his mission, and broader societal barriers to reintegration.
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Women vote role debated by party leaders in 1924
Republican and Democratic chairmen discuss how women voters should shape the 1924 election program. Adams and Hull contrast party approaches while praising women for their political influence and organization. Hull notes Democratic openness to female leaders and broader inclusion vs Republican caution.
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