Suffrage Big Demonstration Planned by Waterloo Women
Waterloo suffragists announce the annual meeting Monday at 3 PM at 695 High Street with election of officers for the next year. Miss Ruth Reed will discuss Inez Mitnelland's suffrage work and Miss Marion Preece will recount Nebraska campaign experiences. An evening program features piano solo and vocal numbers by local artists.
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Philadelphia
Howse
Nashville
Hha
Iowa
Waterloo Asssociation
Waterloo
C. J. Fullerton
High Street
Strange- Schutz
Charlotte Mann
3. Kelley
Ruth Reed
Vassar
Inez Mitnelland
New York
Marion Preece
State University At
Lincoln
College Equal Sut
Equal suffrage note and legal challenge amid southern support
Notes and news summarize a New Jersey special election date for equal suffrage, a 1907 federal expatriation law challenge in the U S Supreme Court by Mrs Ethel Mackenzie of San Francisco, and a strong Alabama mothers congress endorsement of woman suffrage led by Montgomery leaders including president Mrs W J Chambers.
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Ethel (. Meckenzie
San Francisco
Cal
U. S. Supreme Court
Gordon Mackenzie
Great Britain
California
South
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Mothers’ Congress
Association
Alabama
Mott
W. J. Chambers
Montcomery
Campaign poster display aims to down liquor trade
The WL poster campaign starts statewide with A. J. Busby offering bulletin boards for demonstrations. Mrs. J. Edwards, president of the local organization, arranged several posters at First Baptist church to promote the effort.
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WCTF
T. U
A. J. Busby
J. Edwards
First Baptist Church
What Some Men Think About Woman Suffrage
A Kansas governor Arthea Capper endorses equal suffrage as a progress end. The piece cites Kansas voting patterns, Linked statements from Pennsylvanian educators and New York Methodists, and quotes from Marion Le Roy Burton and Frank J. Hanly. It argues suffrage strengthens democracy and civic duty across states and parties.
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Massachusetts
Marion le Roy Burton
Smith College
New York Tribune
Dr. Burton
Suffrage Meeting Led by Catholic Group Gathers Support
A Suffrage event led by the New York Women's Political Union drew speakers from Catholic circles. Rev. John Ls. Belford of Church of the Nalivs ity Brooklyn opened, with Joseph T. Ryan and Controller William A. Prender fast among the organizers. The session sought arguments for granting women the vote.
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New York Women’s Political Union
John Ls. Belford
Church of the Nalivsity
Brooklyn
Joseph T. Ryan
Catholic Club
William A. Prenderfast
Splitting Headaches Stopped In Curious Case
A writer named Dalin reports a dramatic relief from severe headaches that felt like a brain aflame and skull cracked by hammers, describing the intense suffering and the sudden end of the episode. The account reads as a personal medical distress vignette.
Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Women
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the remedy to regulate the female system during key life stages. It appeals to mothers and daughters, claiming to restore strength, alleviate headaches and lassitude, and restore bloom, with free advice and a 136 page book on women's diseases.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
New Women Voters Master Voting Machines In Montana
The article notes Montana women in Butte and Bozeman mastered voting machines in their first municipal election with schools of instruction. Men were less prepared and several judges had to guide men. The large turnout saw no arrests for election code violations or disturbances.
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Lfe
Montana
Butte
Bozeman
Hrge
Dlutte
Chicago women election officials reinstated by judge
Chicago election officials including women are reinstalled in roles as Judge Thomas F. Scully of Cook County reverses a prior ruling barring women from filing office positions. He plans to push an amendment to the election law to modify the eligibility requirements for judges.
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Chicago
Thomas F. Scully
Chicago Herald
Women Help Polling Places, Judges And Clerks
The speaker affirmed that women are essential at polling places and will continue to serve as judges and clerks. He credited their presence with elevating polling sites and ending the days of smoke-filled voting rooms and bouts of registration and election day squabbles.
Suffragists Eye Iowa as Next State in Vote
Washington May 1 The congressional committee of the National Woman's Suffrage Association says it will push the suffrage amendment in Iowa after campaigns in New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. The national convention in December will review Iowa prospects and other states voting next year.
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Pennsylvania
Nathan C. Sehaffer
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
City Teachers’ Institute
Harrisburg
Ales
New York
New Jersey
New York City
Troy
Washington, D. C
Congressional Committee
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Iowa
Penneylvania
Massachusetts
Washington
Suffrage supporters push for amendment aided by cars
Fragments note suffragists predicting the amendment will pass as state voters are ready, while the legislature blocks submission. Auto campaigns spread through New Jersey and Iowa next spring with speakers planned to tour doubtful counties. Headquarters aim to aid Iowa’s organization as funds allow, with Eugene Morgan expanding the war chest. Frank Perry improves slowly and uses crutches, being out some Thursday.
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Iowa
Eugene Morgan
Lafayette Street
Frank Perry
Linden May Day Health and Home Notes
Linden residents share minor health updates and daily events. Atla Bandfield visited his mother at 2102 Lafayette, K Peterson improves from rheumatism, Mrs P A Marble has been sick ten days but sat up briefly, Mirinda Bandfield attended her sister-in-law Mrs Ragone Bandfield's funeral in Cedar Falls, George endures a back ailment with little relief, Floyd Cole adds a bath and room to his Lafayette Street home and plants shade trees, B L Nay moves household goods to a newly occupied residence.
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Atla Bandfield
Lafayette Street
K. Peterson
P. A. Marble
Mirinda Bandfield
Cedar Falls
Ragone Bandfield
George
Floyd Cole
B. L. Nay
Parkhurst Killed by Wyoming Train
Friends of BE B Parkhurst 50 of Durham Wyoming report his death after a traction engine crossing railroad tracks was struck by a Union Pacific train. Parkhurst died instantly. his companion escaped by leaping clear. He leaves a widow and three children. He recently finished a work on Religious Science praised as an encyclopedic compilation.
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BE B. Parkhurst
Durham
Wyo
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Parkhurst
Union Pacific
Wyoming Journal
Cheyenne
Parkhuter
Col Kocher Dead In Odd Fellows Circles
Marion reported Col. Jacob Kocher has died. He served as state treasurer for the Patriarchs Militant for several years. Funeral services are planned for Sunday with Crescent Canton No. 17, P M attending.
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O. H. Sweeney
Marion
Col
Jacob Kocher
Patriarchs
Canton the Crescent
No. 17
IL OO. F. to meet to arrange funeral attendance
Members of IL OO. F. are requested to meet this evening to organize attending the funeral in a body. The gathering aims to coordinate transportation and conduct during the service.
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IL OO. F
Cuticura Heals Boy with Red Spots on Head
A mother reports her brother developed itchy red spots on the face and scalp in Kansas City. After trying salve with no relief, they used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for three to four weeks, which stopped the itching and cured the head, with potential hair regrowth.
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Kansan City
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Cuticuts
Misa Marie Barknott
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