Friday Night Club Debates Suffrage at College of Commerce
The Friday Night club at the College of Commerce held a large meeting with a debate on whether women have an equal right to suffrage. Miss Helen Ward and Miss Martha Leckington argued yes, while Charles Smith and Leslie Allmann opposed. Judges H. C. Davis and Mrs. Martha B. Taylor ruled for the negative. A German recitation by Lewis Rinderknecht closed the program. Maxim De Grosz offered to host a future concert for the group.
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College of Commerce
Charles Smith
Helen Ward
Martha Leckington
Leslie Allmann
H- C. Davis
Martha B. Taylor
Lewis Rinderknecht
Maxim de Grosz
Burke’s Election Conceded In North Dakota Race
In Grand Forks on November 12 Governor Burke’s margin over GC A Johnson remained disputed as Democrat and Republican committees differed on totals. Democrats claimed about 3000, Republicans cited 1460 as more accurate. Republican chairman Talcott finally conceded Burke's election last night.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Burke
GC. A. Johnson
Talcott
Republican Committee
Miss Lydia Hinman Elected County Superintendent
Waterloo friends announce that Lydia Hinman of Steele North Dakota was elected to the Kidder County office of county superintendent. Her supporters praise scholarship and personal worth, predicting high standards and continued community esteem.
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Waterloo
Lydia Hinman
Steele
N. D
Kidder County
Hinman named to new school post on Mt Holyoke background
Miss Hinman is selected as head of county schools after five years in Waterloo area. Her career includes principal roles at East Waterloo and Steele high school, with deputy superintendent duties during her move to a town residence. Her education at Mt Holyoke and Chicago University underpins her broad experience in secondary education.
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Harry W. Sigworth
J. E. Wiliams
Anna Sanborn
Elizabeth Ballou
Sigworth
Park Avenue West
Waterloo Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hermann W. Flint
Sue Tanner
Waterloo
Miss Hinman
East Waterloo
Steele
Town
Miss Anglin In Serious Condition
Chicago reports Miss Margaret Anglin remains in serious condition as doctors debate whether an operation is necessary to address throat trouble. She had already lost her voice and was told she might never speak above a whisper, with opinions split on the potential risks to her life.
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Chicago
Margaret
New Illinois Central Freight Depot Addition Under Way
Progress accelerates on the Illinois Central freight depot extension. About twenty five workers, with carpenters and laborers in demand, aim for completion by January first subject to securing labor and delivery of contractor machinery. The 181 by 6 foot addition doubles existing space with concrete walls and slate roof under F Bernard, building inspector.
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Illinois Central
F. Bernard
Rest Room Proves Its Popularity in Court House
Marshalltown Iowa reports a rested room in the county courthouse basement has been constantly used since opening. Matron Mrs. Lillian Warton says 160 different women used the facility in nine days averaging about eighteen per day. Visitors traveled from across the state and neighboring states seeking a private place during lengthy city visits.
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Marshalltown
Lillian Warton
Appointment of Administrator for Laura Hubbard Estate
Notice states that J. Sedgwick attorney and L. Kingsley were appointed administrator of Laura Hubbard's estate in Black Hawk County. Creditors urged to pay debts and present claims for allowances. Dated October 14 1916.
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Black Hawk County
Laura Ai. Hubbard
Aliowanes. Co. L
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