Women Favored Vote Will Favor State Rights Plan
Chattanooga November 14. Prominent suffragists at the Southern States conference declare women will have the ballot soon and dispute over methods will end. Mrs Belmont argues agreement on terms is near yet sympathetic to state rights if it speeds victory. Speakers praise European women’s war effort and urge Democratic party endorsement of suffrage in the next platform.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
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Breimont
New York
Belmont
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Kentucky
Oames
Sta
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Iis
Kate Gordon
New Orleans
Democratic Party
Women Gather at Nashville for Suffrage Convention
News from Nashville details the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention, with an informal preparatory meeting of the national executive council tonight. Delegates from all states and parts of Canada are expected as sessions begin Thursday morning, featuring speakers including United States Senator Luke Lea who will address Friday night.
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National American Women Suffrage Assoviation
Noustville Toneht
National Executive Council
United States
Canada
Luke Lea
MISS INGALLS BRIDE ELECT ENGAGED TO FREDERICK MURPHY
The Washington Post reports Springs Virginia socialite Miss Gladys Ingalls, daughter of Mrs Melville Ingalls, engaged to Frederick Murphy of New York. No date set for a spring wedding at the family's Hot Springs villa. Both women recovering from a recent automobile accident near Westfield, Mississippi.
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Washington Post
Springs
Melville EL Ingalls
Washington
Gladys
Frederick Murphy
New York
Hot Springs
Miss Ingalls
California
Westfield
Miss
Misa Ingalis
Messilie EP Ingalis
Chesapeake and Chico Railrond Company
Mr Murphy
Frank Wilture
Cincinnati
Murphy
Mark Cross Company
London
Presti
Yale
Ingalls
Washington Babies Milk Fund Drive Appeals for Help
The appeal for the Washington babies highlights the need for more funds to sustain the Diet Kitchen Association’s milk program. Doctors nurses and managers report growing support from the community and urge donations to reach endowment goals and keep stations supplied with milk for needy families.
End all bitterness lauds heroines of Civil War
Savannah, November 10. Mrs Josephus Daniels urged Southern women to erase lingering North South animosities and write a full history of Civil War heroines. Speaking at the United Daughters of the Confederacy opening, she urged teaching patriotism and documenting the deeds and sacrifices of women of the war and reconstruction era.
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Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington's Baby Milk Fund Appeals for Help
The Washington Post reports widespread public generosity to the milk fund aiding babies at multiple stations. Many named donors contribute varied sums while urging further support to prevent hunger and possible infant deaths.
Tribute to Southern Womanhood and Brave Soldiers Referenced
Mrs Daniels lauds Mrs Woodrow Wilson as the best type of Southern womanhood while honoring memory of brave men who wore the Cray.
Cupid Busy in England Marriages Rise Despite War
London reports that marriages in England and Wales for the quarter ending October 1 rose 1.2 percent above the ten quarter mean. The birth rate fell 1.8 percent, and the death rate dropped 0.9 percent from the period's average.
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England
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Donation proves from Mrs Whitney to Paris hospital
Paris November 10 An anonymous donation of 3200 000 to the American Ambulance Hospital at Neuilly is traced to Mrs Harry Payne Whitney The American Red Cross unit sent by Mrs Whitney reached Liverpool today aboard the Lusitania and began its journey to Paris The unit includes eight surgeons and eighteen nurses
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Washington Post
Paris
American Ambulance Hospital
Neuilly
Harry Payne Whitney
American Red Cross
Army and Navy Changes of the Day in Brief Records
Army and Navy changes list promotions transfers and assignments for infantry cavalry and other arms. Officers named include Henry Rigby Samuel Waterhouse Ralph Ingram Ered Rugree Aper MarseIburn David Cowles Joseph Patch Nry Kirby Clyde Cresan Frederick Bark Eugene Towne shend Albert Dillingham George House Frederick Arnold Tenney Rose William Kitts William Wilson Charles Cullen William Haskell Harry Jordan Asa Singleton James McIlroy Chester Shedpilard Frank Sloan John Sputesman Rollo Ditt0 and more with station moves to Fort Sam Houston Schenectady Walter Reed and other posts.
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Clyde B. Cresan
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New York City
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Charles W. Cullen
Medical Reserve Corps
William N. Haskell
Seventh Cavalry
Harry L Jordan
Twentieth Infantry
United States Military Plan
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Asa L. Singleton
Thirtieth Infantry
Charles
Third Infantry
Naval Orders Show Wide Crew Transfers and Voyages
Navy list details Lieut Comdr W H H Allen reassigned from Brooklyn to navy yard Philadelphia. Lieut Comdr H B Soule retires effective November 4, 1914. Lieut Harvey Delano detached to Vermont, Lieut Owen Hill to home and wait orders. Ensign Glenn Smith detached Jouett to North Carolina. Ensign Ralph Martin detached San Francisco to Montana. Ensign H S Parr detached San Diego to Glacier. Ensign Frank Luckel detached Glacier to San Diego. Assistant Surgeon F E Curti detached Naval ships to Guam, placed in Pacific reserve fleet. Chief Machinist G C Ellerton to Delaware. Chief Machinist G W Johnson detached Delaware to Florida. Multiple ships arrive at Mazatlan, Manzanillo, San Diego, San Francisco, New York yard, and more others listed in transit.
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Navy Yard
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H. B. Soule
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Davy Yard
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Glenn Smith
Jouett
North Carolina
Ralph Martin
San Francisco
Montana
Ten Month Coma Patient Near Awakening At Gardner Hospital
A Gardner Massachusetts hospital patient in a ten month coma shows signs of returning consciousness. He is fed through tubes and occasionally opens his eyes gazing at passersby. Doctors are uncertain if he can be permanently cured. The patient’s name remains private due to family reasons and hospital rules.
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Mass
Stata
Brat Gardner
Charles F. Thompson
Aiding Tiny Destitutes Campaign Aids Babies in Europe
Mrs J R Darling of 2254 Cathedral avenue NW launches a food relief drive for European babies with Dr Harvey Wiley selecting suitable goods to ship. Funds will buy supplies for infants left without aid as fathers enlist or go to war and will be distributed via relief groups already serving soldiers’ families. Condensed sweet milk is singled out as a suitable sentient item by Dr Wiley.
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Belgium
St John’s Ambulance
Antwerp
Holland
Witness Miss Burkhardt Tests Grand Jury Inquiry
New York November 10 Miss Louise D Burkhardt private secretary to David A Sullivan is a star witness in the grand jury investigation She helps the Kings County district attorney locate assets of the defunct Union Bank of Brooklyn and alleges Sullivan supplied funds for an automobile purchases and visits Sing Sing prison She holds power of attorney for Sullivan
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New York
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David A. Sullivan
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Sullivan
Michael F. Lally
Yonkers
McCormick
Sister Susie Sews Shirts for Soldiers Song Crowds England
Ernest Hewson of Liverpool, arriving on the Lapland, reports a popular English song about Sister Susie sewing shirts for soldiers. The chorus sung by women making clothing for men at the front spreads where recruits march, echoing the swing of Tippe rary and delighting listeners along sidewalks.
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Susie
Ernest Hewson
Liverpool
Lapland
Red Star Line
England
Mr. Hewson
Tipperary
New York Society Women Dye Dogs to Match Costumes
Milady has dyed hair gowns lips furs to match and now dyes her dogs to match Fifth avenue shows this fashion craze. Tiny pom poms colored like red fox appear on muff s, pink poodles nestle on the muff, while woolly dogs are preferred. Some breeds such as terriers and bloodhounds appear in leopard spots to complement outfits. The trend shocks or amuses observers on the style street.
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Washington Post
New York
Milady
Fifth Avenue
Love making in church approved by Ohio Presbyterian pastor
Dayton reports at the Montgomery County Sunday School Association meeting the Rev. John A. Henderson of Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church declared that lovers courting in Sunday school are guided by strong influences and the church should serve as a community uplift.
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Washington Post
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Ohio
Montgomery County Sunday School Association
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Sugar Creek
Central High School cornerstone plans advance
Officials of the public schools and the Central High School Alumni Association prepare to lay the cornerstone of the new Central High School at Eleventh Street and Florida Avenue NW Washington. Alumni debate the inscription and favor reading Central High School Erected 1914, omitting the original establishment date. The cornerstone is expected to be laid next month.
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Emerson Institute
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Princips
Business and Civil Service College
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Torr
Marie D'Aqeino
St. N. Ww
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Pioneer Clubwoman Dead Founder of Women’s Clubs
Mrs. Caroline M. Severance, founder of the New Wayland Women’s Club in Boston and promoter of suffrage, known as the mother of women’s clubs, died at home in Los Angeles. She would have been 55 in January, born in Canandaigua New York, and moved to Southern California in 1875 where she started the Friday Morning Club. Her long career included early advocacy for woman’s suffrage, casting her first role in California three years ago.
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Caroline Severance
U. S
Los Angeles
Caroline M. Severance
California
Severance
Serbs Kill 1,000 Austrians on Fronts
Reuters dispatch from Nish reports severe fighting on all Servian fronts in November with Austrian losses of about 1,000 killed and retreat to former positions before Shatbata.
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Hreuter
Nish, Servia
Shatbata
Best Laxative For Children Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best laxative for children. It claims the product contains no opiate, tastes pleasant, and works gently without distress. It offers free trial bottles and lists pricing of fifty cents to one dollar per bottle with a mailing address in Monticello, Illinois.
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