Charles Dawes a varied career man and public figure
Charles Gates Dawes, born 1866 in Marietta Ohio, built wealth in utilities and banking, served as Comptroller of the Currency 1898 1901 and first Budget Director, chaired WWI purchasing board, later led a banking empire and a monuments to his family including Rufus Fleming Dawes and Mary Gates Dawes homes. He was a Republican VP candidate and composer pianist.
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Harle’ Gates Dawes
Curley” Dawes
Gsolidier
Dawe
Europe
Dawes-Young
Ldge
Dawes
Wes
Congressional Committee
War Department
Malcolm McDowell
Malcolm
Dave
McDowell
Bank Central Trust Company
Ilinois
Middle West
Lawes
Aid of Directors
Chicago
Dawea
Rufus Fleming Dawes
Mary Gates Dawes
Minute-Men of the Constitution
Lorimer
William “Boss
United States
Illinois
Dawes’ Bank
Eos
Lake Michigan
Northwestern Univer
Charles Gates Dawes
Marietta, Ohio
Cincinnati Law School
Ile
Kingsin
Nebraska
Dawes, Coffroth and Cunningham
Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
John Wershing
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Wisconsin
LaCrosse Gay Light Company
DIL Aoss
Wiliam McKinley
General Purchasing Board
France
House of Representatives
Hellan
Maria
Harding
Daie
Republican Party
Fritz Kreisler
Nation's Choice School Substitutes Plice Vote Tale
A nationwide vote to choose the presidency drew large turnout across states. By 6 p.m. polls closed in North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida delivering 39 electoral votes to Davis in the electoral college.
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New York
United States
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Davis
Northboro Morning Voter Turnout Shines at Polls
Northboro sees large turnout at polls as early voting hours draw many residents. Voter registration figures show high engagement with a turnout approaching half the eligible, while fire crews respond to a grass fire on East Main Street burning about one acre and causing $15 in damage. A surprise party honors Miss Mabiel Miller at a Marlboro Northboro home with a musical program.
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Northboro
Green Gables
East Main Street
Mabiel Miller
Philip Miller
Frank
Marlboro
Hudson
Election returns show mixed gains as polls close
United Press reports near 3.8 million votes cast with rural areas leaning Republican and cities tilting Democratic. In Albany two men detained for illegal voting. Western states hint Republican lead. La Follette third. Coolidge in White House study receives results with guests. NYC districts show Coolidge ahead. Buffalo and Syracuse report strong Republican tallies. Chicago notes Dineen lead. National Guardsmen called in Marion Illinois for peace.
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New York
Albany
Washington
Coolidge
White House
United Press
Frank Stearns
Boston
Sudbury Harvest Fair Returns With Notable Prizes
Crowds plan to attend the Mesa Congregation Church harvest fair in Sudbury South Surrey on Friday afternoon November 7. The event features surprises, fancy work, aprons, candy, grab-bag items, and a harvest supper from 6:30 PM after a 3 PM start.
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Sudbury
Mesa Congregation
South Su Ry
Be on Hand Early to Get Your Place
Onlookers urged to arrive early for seating as tickets for the sapper event went on sale at a nominal price.
Citizenship Status of a Married Woman in Cable Net Era
The article outlines historic rules on married women’s citizenship before and after September 22 1922. It notes that prior laws tied a wife’s nationality to her husband and allowed few to naturalize independently. The 1922 Cable Bill granted independent citizenship to certain married women whether native or naturalized.
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Cable Net
Marrial
Local Community Notes From Concord Junction Area
Chester Leighton becomes janitor at Association Hall replacing George McCullim. O Keefe grocery undergoes interior renovations adding a larger show window. John P Condon opens West Acton branch market. George Smith joins Stow clerical staff. Paul Edwardsen buys Barretts Mill Road house formerly owned by Paul Peterson. Howard and Mrs Loring welcome a son. Edwin Edwardsen leaves Frank Wakelin to work at Allen Chair. Christian Berg becomes Wakelin driver. Local leaders enjoy Cape hunting trip duck supper at Steinman home. New Parent Teachers Association officers announced including Mrs Alice Fernald president and Miss Alma Johnson secretary.
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Chester Leighton
Association Hall
George McCullim
O'Keefe
John P. Condon
West Acton
George Smith
Stow
Paul Edwardsen
Barretts Mill Road
Paul Peterson
Howard Loring
Edwin Edwardsen Hus
Frank Wakelin
Allen Chair Company
Christian Berg
Wakelin
Edward J. MaclLaughlin
George Hagerty
Matthew Steinman
Thomas Connell
Steinman
Cape
Halloween Dance At Odd Fellows Hall By No T B A Club
About twenty young ladies of the town held a Halloween dancing party in Odd Fellows Hall decorated in orange and black. The event featured dances to a radio, fortune telling by candle light, and refreshments. Mrs Waldo P Lapham, Mrs Willard C G Lyon, and Ernest Prone de ANNURSNAC Grange arranged the event. The article notes the Annersnac Grange held its last regular meeting with Master Edward W Sheehan presiding, followed by mention of the third and fourth de-
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No T. B.A
Odd Fellows Hall
Waldo P. Lapham
Willard CG. Lyon
Ernest Prone de
Annursnac Grange
Annersnac Grange
Edward W. Sheehan
Pomona Grange Holds Meeting with Tableaux and Supper
The Clans of candidates received degrees with a floor show by the gree team and tableaux led by Mrs. Linnie Hodgdon. Mrs. Annie Comeay oversees a Waldorf salad supper as the Middle Rey Central Pomona Grange convenes with an address of welcome and officer elections. The group endorses repeal of the Slighs Saving Law and urges voting on Election Day.
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Clara M. Gy
Gree
Eam
Linnie Hodgdon
Jeff
William J. Crossley
Pomona Grange
Gow
Annie Comeay
Annuanae Grange
Maynard Albert Sylvester Engagement Reported in Maine
The notice states Maynard Albert Sylvester on a hunting trip in Maine with headquarters at Old Town and mentions James Jedgard’s family and Yale Army. it notes Frank Dunham of Keene as a guest of his parents and reports intentions of marriage between David Sharpe and Mary Florence Spratt with a wedding planned for November 1.
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Albert Sylvester
Maine
Oldtown
James Jedgard
Yale Army
New Phaven
Frank Dunham
Keene, No
AO. Dunham
David Sharpe
Mary Florence
Spratt
Bartholomew Spratt
Hillside
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Herbert Mondin
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Julia Sander
Son
Frank Crumit
San Carlo
Concord Jct
Vparent- Teachers Association Drcal
Alice Fernald
M.K. McKenna
Evelina Edwardson
Alma Johnson
J.F. Snyder
Dorothy Virgina
George Mycahy
Mpcahy
Jon Con
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Jeune Hine
Polly
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