Seven Women In New Congress Boosts Female Representatives
Seven women will join the Fifty-First Congress to be convened in April by President Hoover. The newcomers include Ruth Hannah McCormick of Illinois, Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida, Ruth Pratt of New York City, Florence P. Kahn of California, Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts, Mary T. Norton of New Jersey, and Katherine Langley of Kentucky. Each has a noted political background, family ties to prominent figures, and a record of public service.
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Hoover
North
South
West
Ruth
Ruth Hannah McCommick
Mark Hanna
Ohio
William McKinley
United States
Medilla McCormick
Illinois
McCormick
Ruth Bryan Owen
William ‘Jennings Bryan
Florida
Ruth Pratt
New York City
Congress
Iime
Florence P. Kahn
Julius Kahn
Julius Kahn, As Representative ‘From the Fourth Congressional District
California
Edith Nourse Rogers
Fifth
Massachusetts
Bay State
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Katherine Langley
Kentucky
Canada’s boom lifts trade ranks and rail growth
Canada climbs to fifth in trade volume and tops several export and balance metrics while posting an 11 percent rise in total trade last year. Electric output doubled and rail expansion fuels the boom though population remains a deficit. Credit systems show 16 billion in auto spending in the coming year, mostly debt financed through retailers.
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Canada
Hoover secrecy on cabinet jobs stirs talk of Coolidge compare
Washington report by Charles Stewart analyzes President-Elect Hoover’s cabinet secrecy and possible picks. It notes Coolidge’s openness and suggests three names, Mallon Stimson Wilbur, as likely cabinet prospects, with Donovan as a long shot for attorney general, amid broader debates on demobilization and defense cuts worldwide.
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Charles Stewart
Washington
A.l
Hoover
Coolidge
Andrew W. Mallon
Henry L. Stim
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Mellen
Treasury Department
Stimson
Wilbur
Philippines
Stanford University
Portofolio
Col. W. J. Donovan
Remedy for Colds and Malaria Proclaimed Speedy
An old prescription claims to treat colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria with the most speedy remedy known. It asserts rapid action across multiple illnesses and promotes its efficacy for widespread ailments.
Judge Cochran rules malt syrup hops illegal in beer-making
A Kentucky Eastern District Court decision holds hops in malt syrup illegal as beer-productive only, and similar rulings are sought in Kentucky’s Western district including Louisville. Also included is a South Carolina probate summons in a will case with executors James A. Green and Joseph J. Green filing for William F. Green Sr. and notifying listed respondents to answer within twenty days.
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Cochran
Eastern District Court of
Kentucky
Louisville
James A. Green
Joseph J. Green
William F. Green
William F.green
William F. Green, Jr
Laurens Street
Jnn
Aiken
S. C
Williams, Croft & Busbee
Attroneys
Eunice “Glover
George Green
Cleo Snider
Louise Green Worrell
George R. Webb
Rlutid
Tax Notice of Aiken County 1928 Levy and Collection Dates
The office of the Treasurer of Aiken County issues the 1928 tax levy under the General Assembly act. Taxes are due during legal hours at the county courthouse from October 15, 1928, to March 18, 1929, with timelines for school and county levies and additional district school taxes. Executions will be by Sheriff after March 15, 1929. Residents may receive district specific receipts and must avoid sending stamps. checks are accepted at payer’s risk. Clerk THOS. H. WILLIAMSON may be noted.
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Aiken County
C. Aiker
Court House
Mt Ta Pe
All Mills
Ao Mills
Mills County Board Fund
Asty Millts County Toads P
Tridge
Gregg Road
Mio
Thos. H. Williamso
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Henry J. Godin
Broad Street
Augusta
Bailie Furniture Co
Wall
JH. Johnson, A. LA
Bank of Western Carolina Building
A. J. Hilton
S.C
NEW Congress
Ruth Hannah McCormick
South Carolina
China
Ireland
Fintless
Nifty Sry
Essex
America
Nopetts Cipy
EXNEX
Henry Weathers Motor Company
Aiken, 5. C
Ana
D. Woodward
Naimbe
Lip Wisteret Mills
Aiken City
Bethear Prings
New Holland
Surealo Rocky
Aisne
Downer Hanimend
Cedar Creek
Millbrook
Courtney Niken Varde Barks
Witatsur
Ravererdin
Godby
Vilenton Milverton
Valvery
Ehal
Citauapin
Noesten Peibue Rele Ty ‘Oak Grove
MeTte
Perry Hopewell
Tine Forest
Talatha
Warrenvill
Pineland
Phickett
Windsor
Beaver Dam
Cable
Riddy Savarap
Shirley Branch
Chinguapin
Clearwater
Senultz
Oas
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