Women Politicians and the 19th Amendment Debate
A dense, opinionated piece explores women’s political power and the reach of the 19th Amendment. It weighs female voting rights, public influence, and the role of women in shaping Prohibition era politics with references to Mary Anthony, Kentuckian voices, and various urban viewpoints on civic duty and governance.
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Soma B. Anthony
Uhine
Kentas
Ladtice
Neely
Bry
Feitica Abe
Lerwverworth
Fort Leavenworth
Mme
Wen
Wien
Uae
Wamuen
Dave
Peslux
Staten x
Catholic Centennial Congress in Baltimore celebration observed
Readings describe the Catholic Centennial as a national Congress of Catholics with bishops archbishops and lay leaders from across the United States. It covers the history from Bishop Carroll to the current church growth, the planned sessions at Concordia Hall and the Baltimore Cathedral, and notable clergy involved in the preparatory arrangements.
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Uils County
Baldavere
United States
Pius VI
John Carroll
Baltimore
Bisopal
Federal Union
Carroll
Lalworth Castle
England
Walmsley
London
St. Blevop
Georgetown
Garrell
Canaily
Mexico
Inatell
Chicago
Willem J. Caxlan
Abil
geoUerset
Tmely
Moleworthy Io
Catholic Universty of
Ameriea
Washington
Einter Cardinal Gibbons Teacre
Pharess
Rome
Holy See
Denia J. O'Connell
Alender
Monsignore Preston
New York City
East Twelfth Street
Privet
Hue
Baltimore Committee On
Charles T. Bonaparte
Maryland
Chiarman, Jis
Pontificiusa
Williams
Boston
Kysa
Philadelphia
Pontifical Vesners
Heiss
Irland
St. Paul
Congress
Concordia Hall
Charles T. Roberts
Westminister
Martin J, Morris
Washington, D. C
Archbishop Feder
Cincinnaati
Niput
Avir Baltimore Hosta
Catholic University
National Capital
Moreigg
Cardinal Gibbons
Ailmour
Cleveland
Spaulding
Peoria
Schroeder
Atlantic
Cardinal Gibbona
Cansei
Paltimore
Newark
New York
Ifn
Cincinnati
Urban College of the Propaganda
Ome
Reennacal Seminary
Mt. St. Mary's College
Natchex
Purcell
Elder
Amer Jeg
Ohio
Kentucky
Milwaukee
Henri
Ryan
Bowser's Ward Run for Alderman Ends in Personal Fallout
Detroit reader relays a tale of Mr Bowser a candidate for alderman in a ward whose bid collapses after a rival is arrested for assault. Bowser endures daily political pressure and bribes as his wife confronts the fallout, threats of divorce, and a last minute rejection by the party. The episode leaves Bowser publicly humiliated and contemplating withdrawal to avoid the scandal.
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Poliziey iv
Wolfe
Buzantry
Gabe
Nemec
Harehildren
Pete
Lake City
Hall
Sundey Ivlen
Poritas
Smaker
Aleubal
Hywene
Ivor
Protestante
Cher
Lademase Gume
Turnbridge
Kent
G. D. Warner
Jane
Barton
Angus
Wother
America
Tris Dedistan
Colline
Board of Gastolians
Warner Rain
Warser
Mra Barton
Warner
Detroit
Mr. Bowser
Mm Ata
Bowser
Tony
Ald
Sam
Deeler
Ron
City Hall
Mr. Bowyer
Mr. Scott
Yan
Handred
Etter
Ryerence
Barsion
Miro
German View of American Women Stirs Cross Cultural Gaffe
A Berlin letter notes German readers sensationalize American girls as bold and worldly. It cites German press claims of lavish kissing scenes and dime store romances, contrasting American modesty myths with German gossip and the wartime era’s social stereotypes.
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Berlin
New York
Xeya
York
Manuel
le Dora
Stone
Gartian I
Hightmagesiner
Tromeers
Frankfurter Zeitung
Werner
Philadelphia
Lee
Atjerionna
Amelia Henin
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Orlin
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Scott
Cluaie
Wallin
Angiclina
Fecesso
Andoline
Dorling
Ernesto
Catholic Centennial
Lengy Aed Laury
Damnn
Brest
Adamanoy
Pstor AN Oue
Spats
Bisim Toumein
Bisifof Doare
Athens
St. .Sulpice
Paris
New England
the Cathedral
Bishop Gilmour
Treland
Father Matthew
West
McQuaid
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Spalding
Laughlin
Brooklyn
Doane
A Gins
Law Court
Ifant
Ephert
Toan
Kweatheart
Harper
Zerre Haute Express
Mies
Jack
Deadeye
Jowan Racing
Detroit Citien
Abi
Tilden
Shymters Bros
Samuel J. Tilden
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Ccramina
Walt
Heath
Syracuse
Rexadent
Anattia
Armuries
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Si Low
West Street
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