Deschanel Wins French Presidency With Large Majority
Paul Deschanel was elected president by 734 votes of 889 at the National Assembly in Versailles. The formal vote followed a united caucus after Clemenceau’s retirement, with Deschanel hailed as a tactful, safe leader and vows to apply the Versailles treaty and strengthen France. Deschanel’s career and speeches are noted, including service as president of the chamber of deputies and membership in the French academy. The report also briefly mentions a marriage notice for Daniel Millhizer and Glornie Likes.
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Associated Press
Versailles
Paul Deschanel
French Republic
National Assembly
Louis Adolphe Thiers
Empire
M. Deschanel
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
France
Madame Deschanel
Paris
Deschanel
the Republic
Leon Bourgeois
M. Bourgeois
Natural Assembly
Republic
Paul Eugene Louis Deschanel
Brussels
Belgium
Emile Deschanel
College of Paris
M. de Marcere
Jules Simon
Chamber
Parliamentary Commission of Foreign Affairs and Colonies
Henr Brisson
Daniel. C. Millhizer
David D. Millhizer
Kinderhook
Glornie H. Likes Daugther
T. W. Likes
Barry
Marie Millhizer
Thompson Brinkman Wedding at Local Home
Miss Emily Brinkman of Hull and Harry Thompson of this city wed at the Young Women’s Christian Home Saturday evening at 7 45 o’clock. Rev Meigs of Central Baptist officiated with Miss Effie Brinkman and Everett Brinkman as attendants. The bridal party entered to the wedding march played by Miss Helen Rottmayer and Miss Billy Wells.
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Thompsoon-Brinkman
Emily Brinkman
Hull
Harry Thompson
Young Women's Christian Home
Meigs
Central Baptist Church
Effie
Everett Brinkman
Helen Rottmayer
Billy Wells
Quincy
Johnson
Court House
Central Baptist Church Parsonage
Kirksville
Ewing
Casco Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Relief
Mrs Jules Bero Jr of Casco Wisconsin recounts a fifteen year relief from displacement and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes a prior attack responded to more of the medicine and urges others to consider trying it. The ad claims the product uses native roots and herbs with no narcotics and invites confidential inquiries from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Casco
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jules Bero, Jr
Lydia Einkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Masa
Thompson Couple Plans Kinderhook Move After Gem City Education
Mrs Glen Ellis sang I Love You Truly at a ceremony. Mr and Mrs Thompson, former Gem City Business College students, will travel to Kinderhook on Monday where the groom awaits in a house.
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Glen Ellis
Thompson
Kinderhook
Gem City Business College
Liquor Shipment Leaves Port in Turbulent Tide
About two million dollars worth of liquor sailed from New York on the freighter Yarmouth bound for Havana. The loading was hurried leaving the craft listing to starboard as it cleared the harbor.
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Tipky New. York
Yarmouth
Havana
Kryptoks Prescription Furnishes Comfort Since Then
The narrator recalls visiting DRS. MOR RIS MORRIS at 729 Hampshire Street for Kryptoks glasses. The fitting delivered immediate relief, and sight comfort has persisted since the appointment.
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DRS. Morris & Morris
Hampshire ST
Woman Reported To Have Taken Poison
A report reached police at 2 am that a woman on North Twelfth Street took carbolic acid and was driven to Blessing hospital by taxi. No name or address was learned. Hospital nurses said they knew of no such case.
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North Twelfth Street
Blessing Hospital
Weddings in Quincy United Couples in Quiet Ceremonies
Multiple local marriages are recorded: Elmer D. Carpenter of Quincy wed Miss Mary Welsh of Canton at a Justice of the Peace ceremony with no attendants. Emma Stengler of New York City to R. D. Tryon of Detroit, marriage during Christmas in New York. Albert M. Johnson of Green Top MO and Florence Moots of Kirksville wed in Adair County then in Quincy. Edward Gilkerson and Bessie Logue, both of Quincy, married at 633 Oak Street in a quiet morning ceremony.
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Carpenter
Justice of the Peace
J. Bonney
Elmer D. Carpenter
Quincy
Mary Welsh
Canton
Electric
Dan Cupid
Albert M. Johnson
Green Top
Florence Moots
Kirksville
Adair County
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Texas
Texas News
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Senator Fall
Roy Bennett
Maine
NEW Pathe Records
Figgen
Stor
R. Smith
Otis Elevator Company
Millhizer
Brown
Dad
Cross
Louise
Ben
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Lart Schaffner & Marz
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Johnson-Moots
Maine ST
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