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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. Peter Oleson of Cloquet, backed by the Minnesota Democratic convention, becomes the first woman endorsed by a major party for United States senator in state history. She is a school superintendent’s wife, clubwoman, and a 36 year old mother with deep pioneer roots and Civil War grandfathers.
Louis A. Hill new head of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing amid President Harding's sweeping action dismissing Director Wilmeth and 27 division chiefs. Civil service rules may complicate removals. officials say no disclosures to follow. Rep Johnson accuses possible Liberty bond duplication up to 400 million.
Senator Borak presses to bring Russian Ambassador Bakhmeteff before a Senate committee to discuss the conduct of General Semenoff in Siberia and clarify which government he represents. Diplomats fear loss of immunities and consider a precedent for direct talks with a foreign government outside the executive branch.
Chicago sociologist Miss Mary McDowell sails to Czechoslovakia after the Pan American conference. She will guest at President Masaryk’s residence for six months and, while calling it a vacation, plans to study women’s position and organize social settlement work as requested by the Czechoslovak government. She will visit Italy briefly before beginning July work in Prague.
Texas votes show a $175000 Orange school bond approved 467 to 22. Webb County funds a $160000 highway bond. Despite flood damage, no outside relief appeal. State banks tax statements due May 6. Cattle dipping tops 3 million in southwest Texas.
A jumble of quoted snippets from multiple sources includes a Boston Transcript line about Teller and drafts in banks, a Life magazine quip about women and tools, and a remark on privilege. The text mixes misquoted bits, satire, and stray inquiries without a coherent narrative or clear local event.
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