California Senate Backs Woman Suffrage Support
The California Senate approved a resolution by Senator Kehoe praising woman suffrage as a major factor in political social and industrial advancement. Nevada State Journal notes the action was by an all male body two years before elections and observes no hysteria and improved political morale with women voters participating.
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California
Nator Kehoe
Lifornia
Kehoe
Nevada State Journal
Suffrage Luncheon Sets World Record Pledge Total
The Empire State campaign committee staged a March luncheon at the Hotel Star in New York, claimed the largest suffrage lunch in history. In thirty minutes the fund surpassed 50 000 dollars with 105 000 dollars raised overall, despite an initial 25 000 dollar goal. Dudley Field Malone contributed 250 dollars. the basket total neared 700 dollars. Speakers included Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Granville Barger, with all campaign districts represented in pledges.
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Hotel Star
New York
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
New York World
Wave of Woman Suffrage Wins Across Nations and States
The article notes rapid gains for women's suffrage in Denmark and in the United States South and Northwest. It cites Denmark extending voting rights to all women for parliamentary matters, and regional groups like the Northern Budget readers, the Chattanooga conference, and Arkansas, Kentucky, and West Virginia federations endorsing suffrage. It also mentions English councils electing women to urban districts, with nineteen women serving in England and Wales.
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Southern Conference For Education and Industry
Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Educational Council
England
Wales
Women and suffrage voices shape the debate
Civil rights figures and editors weigh in on voting rights with quotes from Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson Dr Charles Fleischer and Justice Louis Brandeis. The Indiana Times ponders making election day a mothers day as well as a fathers day reflecting the suffrage discourse.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Charles Fleischer
D. Brandeis
The
Indiana Times
Clubwomen Demand Equal Suffrage Nationwide
The great biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs calls for equal suffrage and numerous state federations approve it. States backing the move include New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Indiana, California, Kentucky, Minnesota, Kansas, Arizona, Colorado, North and South Dakota, Washington, Utah, Idaho, West Virginia, Oregon, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nevada, Montana, and Iowa.
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United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
California
Kentucky
Minnesota
Kansas
Arizona
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Utah
Idaho
West Virginia
Oregon
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nevada
Montana
Iowa
Women Cast Big Vote in Reno in First Election
Reno's May 6 election shows women voters casting about 90 percent of registered ballots. Of 5,446 city registrations 4,328 were used, with over 2,000 women registered. men were fewer. Women studied issues and voted with intelligence, though not a fair test of long-term turnout. The Gazette, once opposed to equal suffrage, now endorses the right to vote.
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Reno
Nev
Reno Evening Gazette
the Gazette
Gazette
Nevada
Parade 3 Need of Suffrage Inspires Philadelphia Pageant
A Philadelphia Public Ledger description calls the suffrage parade a brilliant spectacle with ten thousand women in line from home, college, medical, and professional fields. Yellow banners, hours of color, and a moving display mark suffrage day on May 1. The report highlights the dignity and beauty of the event and the city’s vivid pageantry.
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Phladelphia Public Ledger
Hiladelphia
the Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Daughters of the Revolution Visit New York Harbor Ships
A writer joined a 200-strong party touring Bush terminals cofferdam work and the Vaterland. They visited the Wyoming flagship, met Admiral Fletcher, and observed kitchens and guns. Mrs Don C Seitz, wife of New York World editor, is noted for philanthropy. The narrative ends with a segue to Freeport, L I and a fatal shot at the Carman home.
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Keer
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Bush Terminals
Forty-sixth Street
Vaterland
Wyoming
Daughters of the Revolution
Aiip
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Admiral Fletcher
Etrect
Grant
Long Island
Don C. Seitz
The
New York World
Pulitzer
Seitz
Freeport
L. A
Carman
Waterloo Woman at New York Fleet Review
Rome dispatch notes Waterloo woman among visitors in New York for the Atlantic fleet review. President Wilson presided as 6,000 sailors and Marines paraded, amid rain and crowds from Twenty-third to Seventy-sixth streets. Wilson’s face showed strain yet public support was evident. The luncheon speech praised humanity, two suffragists briefly faced secret service, and a naval carnival followed with Wyoming meals aboard.
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New York City
Atlantic Naval Fleet
Wilson
Twenty-third Street
Seventy-sixth Street
Fortieth Street
Forty-second
Margaret Wilson
Admiral Fletcher
Altho
Atlantic
Baltimore
America
Secret Service
Tumully
New York
C. P. H. Belmont
Mary Garrett Hay
Woman Suffrage Party
England
Stanley McCormick
National Woman Suffrage Association
Hudson
Wyoming
United States Navy
Daughters of the Revolution
Long Island Society of D. Ht
Minnesota
Breakfast Foods Not Mysterious in Daily Life
An editorial discusses standard breakfast foods used by most families and praises honest advertising by firms like Kellogg. It notes Kellogg Toasted Corn Flakes as a trusted staple and mentions a new cereal called Krumbles entering the market. The piece emphasizes truthfulness in ads and broad availability through grocers nationwide.
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Geecure Vale
Ameang
Courier
Aa 'Krumblew
Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Weigert Promotes Old Methods Over Modern Science
Weigert claims ancient care and chiropractic adjustments can cure diseases without drugs. He touts nerve management and correcting abnormalities, advising readers to visit Rooms 405-7, First National Tank, for consultations. Office hours listed with evening and Sunday appointments by appointment.
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Watertog
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