Woman from Minnesota Confident in Senate Victory
Mrs. Peter Olesen of Cloquet Minnesota, the first woman nominated for the U S Senate by a major party, predicts election next November as a Democrat. She visits Boston to address Massachusetts Democrats at Copley Plaza, noting she is 36 despite her youthful appearance.
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Peter Olesen
Cloquet
Minn
United States Senate
Minnesota
Boston
Massachusetts
Copley Plaza
Touraine
Farmer-Labor Party
G. O. OP
Senate
United ‘ States Senate
Olesen
Pioneer
Stock
St. Paul
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Kansas
Wisconsin
Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
Congress
Baltimore
National League of Women Voters
Lady Astor
Washington
Denmark
Mary
Minnesota Democrat Olesen Aims for U.S. Senate
Mrs. Olesen, a Minnesota Democrat from pioneer stock, campaigns across the state with notes on economy, soldiers’ bonuses, and international cooperation. She faces Kellogg and Shipstead and predicts victory, asserting women’s capability and pledging to serve the people.
Mayflower Floats At High Tide Near Vineyard Haven
The British schooner Mayflower floated at Oak Bluffs during high tide at Vineyard Haven and was driven aground after her chains broke in a heavy wind. She is undamaged and will proceed to Fall River with lumber once permits are secured. she was bound from Parrsboro Nova Scotia.
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Vinyard Haven
Vineyard Haven
Oak Bluffs
Fall River
Parrsboro
N. S
Drive Out Poisons of Rheumatism
Mrs. Margaret Breen of Cambridge Massachusetts states rheumatic poisons can be driven from the system. She suffered over a year with intense shoulder and limb pain, weakness, and sleeplessness, and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health. She urges others to try the pills and asks readers to write for a free booklet. Her doctor says the pills are sold by local druggists.
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Margaret Breen
Beacon Street
Cambridge
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Enfield Bootlegger Arrested After 10 Mile Chase
In WARE on April 28 Chief B W Buckley captured Mark Bajko following a ten mile pursuit. Bajko's car crashed into a storefront corner, causing a stone to dislodge and a window to break. Buckley found 15 gallons of moonshine in the wreckage and, at Bajko's home, two large stills and mash.
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Ware
B. W. Buckley
Mark Bajko
Enfield
Bajko
Buckley
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Lee Pattison
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Victor Talking Machine Company
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