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Ferdinand News in Ferdinand, Indiana

08 Dec 1922

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Ferdinand News

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Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1922

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RALSTON DEFEATS A. J. BEVERIDGE IN INDIANA RACES

Indiana voting results show Ralston defeating A J Beveridge in a GOP state race as eight of thirteen lower house seats shift to Democrats. Brief notes report farming, crime, business and insurance updates from cities including Indianapolis Marion Mount Vernon Goshen Madison Fort Wayne Bloomington Brazil Anderson Lafayette Mishawaka Evansville Columbus and Terre Haute with various local incidents and developments.

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G. O. P. Wine Democrats Indianapolis George C. Bryant Indiana United States Department of Agriculture Marlon—Clayton Jackson Charles Keno Treno Jackson Becase Mount Vernon Jesse Hess Plymouth B. A. Trimble Trimble Evansville Goshen Madison William Carr Ge Fortynine Ryker Fort Wayne Keenan Bloomington James Whitcomb Riley Columbus Bartholomew County State Board of Health Rose, Armstrong Clarence Ke, Smith Tell City Sarah E. Smith Bedford Claud Brown Lebaygon Snokestack Monon Railroad Hiim Shelbyville Smithland Shelby County Wabash Charles Little Peter Little Wabash Presbyterian Crch Newcastle Chicago Vernon Fiscus Pennsylvania Terre Haute Vigo County Farmers’ Federation M B. Nugent Boosters’ Club Columbus High School Samuel M. Ralston United States Albert J. Beveridge Ed Jackson Daniel M. Link U. S Bever- Rassidge Ton Adama Tarot Bartholomew Semen Blackford Boone Brown Carroll Beabeey Clark Clinton Benee Crawford Dearborn Decatur Dekalb Delaware Ubois Wee A Or Elk Hancock Ay Harrison Hendricks Montgomery Morgan Ae Vases Newton Noble Posey Putnam Randolph Tee Tipley Rush Shelby Or Spencer Starke Steuben St. Jane Sullivan Switzerland Tippecanoe Reda Tipton Union TAT Vanderburg TG Vermilion Aes Wabash . Dees Warren Warrick Washington Wayne Tecord White Whitley
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Single Women Pay Big Taxes in 1920 Income Study

Washington report shows 503,600 single women paid income tax in 1920, totaling $1,264,955,727 in net income. Wives and widows paid $388,564,530, while separate returns by some wives added $534,840,405. The richest woman likely earned between $2,000,000 and $8,000,000 annually, with several other high earners and a notable group of single women in the stenographer class.

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Washington United States
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Wyoming rider Ray Bell wins Cheyenne rodeo with Epileptic

Ray Bell of Wyoming rode his firethrower Epileptic to victory at the Cheyenne rodeo. He is entered in the great western rodeo at Madison Square Garden, New York, scheduled for early November, and will take Epileptic with him.

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Ray Bell Wyoming Ray Madison Square Garden New York
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Bankrupt Woman Lulu Vass Rayling Moves 63 Times in Two Years

Miss Lulu Vass Rayling of New Preston Connecticut described herself as a real estate agent in a $150000 bankruptcy petition. Her first New Haven hearing revealed she operated apartment houses in New York City and moved 68 times in two years.

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Lulu Vass Rayling New Pres’ton, Conn New Haven New York City
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Stenographers in 1920 Lead in Female Income Figures

The era’s flapper stenographers show the highest earnings among women. In 1920 242,068 filed income tax returns with total earnings near 475.64 million dollars. 79,446 heads of families and 20,547 wives with separate returns also report substantial incomes, reflecting large numbers of young married women keeping stenography jobs and managing finances.

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United States
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Polish Lad Again Is Barred

Fourteen year old Edward Philip Paerk of Danzig Poland, an orphan and immigrant hopeful, cried as he faced deportation after his seventh voyage across the ocean. Repeatedly turned back at New York immigration, he sailed from Poland aboard a ship where a supposed sister funded his passage until the myth unraveled. He escaped a stateroom confinement and was placed with other immigrants for deportation upon arrival in the United States.

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New York Edward Philip Paerk Danzig Poland United States Edward America New York City
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Haitian Rural Gendarmerie Officers Expanded Under Borno

In Port au Prince the elite families’ sons seek commissions in the Tlattian rural guard. Thirty hold commissions and twenty one await final exams after training. President Borno uses these officers as aids, replacing former politically chosen aides. They will perform gendarmerie duties and attend a two year military school. American involvement includes 180 marine corps officers serving with the Haitian gendarmerie.

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Port-au-Prince Haith Halel Borno Del Marine Corps
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Tanlac Restores San Francisco Man to Work

Geo Davis of 110 Naglee Street San Francisco says Tanlac cured his ptomaine poisoning after three months of suffering with diarrhea and gradual weakness. He credits four bottles with rebuilding his strength and returning him to daily work. Tanlac is sold by druggists.

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Tanlac Geo. Davis Naglee St San Francisco Calif Tanine All Good Druggista
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Red Has-Beens and a Banquet Banter in Washington

Representative Bob of Texas told a Washington banquet that Reds lose audiences as Russia falters. A Red speaker warned of revolt, likening rebels to prodigal sons who eat husks, and a young man in blue overalls interjected with a brisk retort about eating the swine.

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Bob Texas Washington Russia
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Ralston A. J. Beveridge Brazi Brazil Anderson Francis A. Walker Madison County Madison County Superior Court Jacob IL Powell Walker Sergt John Allison Alison Lafayette Purdue University South Bend Clement Rice Mishawaka Raymond Young Steve Nangy Lena Rice Louise Hyde Peru C. Lyde H. D. McClelland Automobile Division Secretary of States Department Connersville Fayette County Rio de Janeiro Don Jose de Almeida Portugal Millionaire Glass Davis Dean John Plum T Doan Hay Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo N. Y Gade SPOBN Eulix Spohn
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