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Story August 10, 1910

The Ogden Standard

Ogden, Weber County, Utah

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In Cincinnati on Aug. 9, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth declines to address accusations of cigarette smoking, despite pressure from women's clubs and the National Anti-Cigarette League.

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REFUSES TO REPLY TO WOMEN'S CHARGE OF SMOKING

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9—Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth refuses to dignify the charge that she smokes cigarettes with a reply. The agitation, which was started by some women's clubs of the east, has spread to all parts of the country, and it is said that a committee from the National Anti-Cigarette league will call upon the former president's daughter to urge her to deny that she smokes or quit if she has already indulged in smoking. "I just can't think of denying or affirming the story that I smoke cigarettes," said the young woman. "I can neither deny nor affirm any stories that are in circulation about me and will never under any circumstances grant an interview," persisted Mrs. Longworth.

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Biography Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Alice Roosevelt Longworth Smoking Charges Women's Clubs Anti Cigarette League Public Refusal

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth

Where did it happen?

Cincinnati

Story Details

Key Persons

Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth

Location

Cincinnati

Event Date

Aug. 9

Story Details

Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth refuses to deny or affirm charges of smoking cigarettes, amid agitation from women's clubs and the National Anti-Cigarette league urging her to quit or deny the habit.

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