Peddy Is Ruled Off Ballot by Federal Judge
In New Orleans on October 23 a federal judge ruled that George E. B. Peddy fusionist candidate for U S Senate from Texas cannot have his name printed on the November ballot. The court said it lacked jurisdiction to compel Texas officials to print his name.
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Peddy
New Orlans
George E. B. Peddy
United States
Texas
Secretary of State of
New Orleans
Fusion
Democratic Party
Keeling
W. G. Love
Peday
Democratic Party of Texas
Popular Young Couple Wed in Sharp Community
Miss Annie Van Gonten married Henry F. Able Jr in a ceremony at her parents home near Sharp. Rev J E Scheffel officiated, with both families and friends attending a wedding supper. The couple will reside in Dallas where Able runs a business.
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Henry van Gonten
Sharp
Annie
Henry F. Able, Jr
Dallas
J. E. Scheffel
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Detmold
Miss
No Worms in 3 Healthy Child
Advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for worm infections in children. It claims two to three weeks of regular use enriches blood, improves digestion, and strengthens the system, with children regaining health and skin color. Priced 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
William Allen White The Greatest Reporter In The World
The writer who sees both sides of Main Street, William Allen White, is praised as America's finest observer of human nature and a skilled statesman in political and economic writing. His dispatches from the Peace Conference and Armament Limitations Conference earned vast readerships and enduring acclaim.
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William Allen White
America
Bill Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Mr. White
Main Street
Sinclair Lewis
Washington
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