Indiana Women Win State Posts in Historic Election
Five Republican women were elected to Indiana offices on November 6. Grace Banta Urbahns was re elected state treasurer and Genevieve Brown named reporter for the Indiana Supreme Court. Three new women join the state legislature: Bertha Zimmerman Terre Haute H R Misener Michigan City and Lettie Ferguson Fort Wayne. Mrs Zimmerman had Vigo county's highest vote total.
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Associated Press
Apolis
Indiana
Grace Banta Urbahns
Genevieve Brown
Indiana Supreme Court
Miss Brown
Emma Eaton White
Bertha Zimmerman
Terre Haute
H. R. Misener
Order of the Eastern Star
Urbahns
Christmas Bazaar At McIlroy Store Saturday
The First Congregational church presents its annual Christmas bazaar this Saturday at the McIlroy store on Polk street. Many lovely holiday gifts will be available and a market with tasty foods for Sunday accompanies the event.
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First Congregational Church
McIlroy
Polk Street
University Women To Hold Meeting With Violin Numbers
The American Association of University Women study groups will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 50 in the Women's club rooms. Mrs H P Garrett and Miss Johnnie Rowan will perform two violin numbers with Miss Mabel Rowan accompanying. Eligible local women are invited to attend.
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American Association of University Women
H. P. Garrett
Johnnie Rowan
Mabel Rowan
Elig Ible
Mrs Kanouse Helped Host Circle at Central Presbyterian
Mrs S L Kanouse assisted by Mrs I C Willson and Mrs L T Martin entertained Circle No 5 of the Central Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon at the Wilson home 1618 Pierce Street.
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S. L. Kanouse
I. C. Willson
L. T. Martin
Circle No. 5
Central Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Pierce Street
Humphrey Highland PTA Announces Cooked Food Sale
The Humphrey Highland school Parent-Teacher Association will host a cooked food sale tomorrow at Piggly Wiggly No. 2. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.
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Humphrey Highland School
Red Carnation Lodge Bazaar Postponed to December 15
The Red Carnation lodge bazaar planned for Melliroy's Market tomorrow has been postponed until December 15.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Melliroy’s
Winter Hats Shift Toward Bonnets in Paris Fashion
Paris fashion updates show hats turning into bonnet styles as modistes respond to the city’s bustling street scene. Designers note a practical trend driven by horn noise and urban life, merging elegance with comfort in winter headwear.
Back Detail Highlights Blanche Lebouvier Dress
Paris report describes Blanche Lebouvier trimming a cherry red crepe dress with twelve narrow cuffies forming back tiers, an irregular decolletage ending in a bow with scarf ends, and a hip silver buckle. The hemline and corsage dip subtly to emphasize the back.
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Associated Press
Paris
Blanche Lebouvier
Hats and bonnets parade in modern Napoleonic style
The article details hat fashions with brims cut away to reveal eyes and neck, using brown and beige felt bonnets from Le Monnier, gray combinations, georgette with brown velvet headbands, red felt with silver buckle, and reversible hoods. It notes waxed panne velvet, ribbon trimming, Napoleon hues, and updated Napoleonic shapes with curved brims.
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le Monnier
Georgette
Napoleon
Wine Taster Schultz Wins in Paris Competition
Paris section reports 32 year old M. Schalts of Alsace dominates a field of 95 top wine tasters in Paris, not drinking his samples yet earning the top honor in the judging.
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United Press
Paris
M. Schalts
Alsace
Schultz
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Healing
An advertisement claims Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy can banish bleeding gums and health issues including stomach kidneys and rheumatism. It urges direct use and offers money back if the remedy fails, from CITY DRUG STORE.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Old Ordinances Exhumed Reveal Verboten City Rules
A United Press item from San Francisco recalls almost forgotten laws now enforcible. It lists prohibitions such as street ball, street begging, beating carpets on sidewalks, poker in bars, gambling houses, distributing dodgers, fortune telling, throwing mixed confetti, minors at dances without parents, wearing hats in amusements, riding another’s horse without consent, carrying parcels on a pole, bringing dogs on streetcars, water use limits, and ancient games like Zechinetta and the loop trick.
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United Press
San Francisco
Paris wine contest awards a note worthy win
A taster in Paris judged eight Burgundies at a wine tasting contest. He declared the origin vintage and price in each glass and won a thousand francs and a silver medal. He said the task was easy, noting there were only eight Burgundies and they are easy to distinguish.
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Paris
Shaw Outwitted as Autograph Sells for Profit
In London a woman's society secretary requested a presentation copy of The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism. Shaw refused, joking that the poor cannot afford books. The copy was bought for fifteen shillings, sold to a bookseller, then resold to Gabriel Wells for 25 dollars.
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International News Service
London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Gabriel Wells
West Texas State soloist to open Philharmonic season
Soloist Dean from the West Texas State Teacher's College in Canyon will be featured at the first concert of the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra season. The 8 o clock performance at the High School Auditorium is conducted by E B Ball. Tickets available at Tolzien Music and Amarillo College of Music.
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West Texas State Teacher's College At
Canyon
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
E. B. Ball
Tolzien
Amarillo College of Music
Smokers in Error Says Noted Surgeon
Dr W F Draper assistant surgeon general of the U S public health department told the Southern Medical association in Asheville that smokers could not recognize their favorite brands without seeing the trade marks He said when asked to smoke portions of four cigarettes one brand consistently remained favored while another was chosen as second and a third was deemed unbearable
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United Press
Asheville
N. C
W. F. Draper
United States Public Health Department
Southern Medical Association
Jail Costs $125 Daily
An innocent man should be paid $125 per day for time spent in jail, a United Press report from Boston notes. The article outlines compensation ideas and carries examples or arguments for payment based on wrongful detention.
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United Press
Boston
Wrong man jailed. seeks $500 after four days in prison
Benjamin F. Collins notes a wrong man was imprisoned for four days last October and asks the state legislature to pay $500 for lost wages and health impairment. Jeff, 15, stands 5 ft 1.5 in, 104 pounds, with a noted soprano voice in the college glee club. The piece also mentions canine and sensory comparisons, including tongue sensitivity.
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Benjamin F. Collins
College Glee Club
Jeff
Davis youngest freshman at Washington State College
Jeff Davis of Pullman Washington named the smallest and youngest freshman at Washington State College has earned a new distinction.
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Pullman, Wash
Jeff Davis
Washington State College
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