Balance of Power in Congress Shifts in 1923
The 68th Congress likely to be dominated by Progressives Independents and Radicals as Republicans lose ground in both houses. Democrats gain governors in 13 states bringing total to 26. Cost of living rises with higher food clothing and power costs. labor reports no worker shortages despite anti inflation rhetoric.
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Congress
Radicals
Washington
House
Senate
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Oregon
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Tennessee
Mhat
Great Britain
W. A. Day
Equitable Insurance Society
United States
Angus W. McLean
War Finance Corporation
U. S. Department of Labor
Otober
Department of Labor
New York Journal of Commerce
Philadelphia
Fordney-McCumbes
Cotton Textile Trust
Wool Trust
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Mrs Anna Nash Visits Lincoln City Guests
Mrs. Anna Nash of Minneapolis visits her mother Mrs. Charlotte Stocking. They spent the first of the week in Lincoln City as guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Hevron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nash
Minneapolis
Charlotte Stocking
Nash
Socking
Lincoln City
Wayne Hevron
Richland Farmers Institute Set for December Program
Richland hosts the annual farmers institute December 12 and 13 with Purdue extension and U S Department of Agriculture backing. J A McCarty and D Jackson address topics on farm economics and the three legged stool, while Mrs Morton Fordice and W H Senour discuss clothes for service child welfare and dairy farming. Premium exhibits, piano numbers, and a community dinner accompany sessions led by officers Schumacher Hayford Hodges with full program to follow in next week’s Democrat.
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J. A. McCarty
Purdue Extension Department
Ames
D. Jackson
Morton Fordice
W. H. Senour
Senour
Fordice
Bris
Warren O’hara
Shirley Schumacher
Irene McCoy
Curn Lang
Genevieve Sandes
Jane Herman
Richland Institute
He Tlihland School
Kichards
General Grand Chapter OES visit from Rockport to Washington DC
Mrs. C W Halbruger leads Garnet Chapter No. 1460 FE 8 Rockport party to the 17th Triennial Assembly in Washington DC. They travel via Cincinnati with Indiana delegates, visit the White House, Temple of AASR, and attend receptions, a Virginia Day tour to Mt. Vernon and Alexandria, ending with a cavalry drill at Fort Meyer. Part two promised next issue.
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C W. Halbruger
Order of Eastern Star
Washington, D. C
C. W. Halbruge
Ben Huffman
John Pattie
Georgia Chinn
Garnet
Rockport
Washington
D.C
Indianapolis
Mary Reeves
Princeton
Indiana
Hoosier State
Saurday
Indiana O.E
Masonic Temple
Union Station
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Sadie Quigley
Marble
Owenboro
Spencer
Will Jones
Luce
Sam Swiggett
Lida Jones
New York
Presbyterian ‘Church
Abrahim
Lincoln
New Willard ‘Hotel
O. EB. S
Assembly
White House
Temple of A.A
S. R
New City Club
Oo. E .S
Convention Hall
Virginia
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Alexandria
Masonic Lodge
Christchurch
Robert E. Lee
Arlington
Memorial
George and
Martha Washington
United States
National Cemetery
Fort Meyer
Cavalry
Farewell Courtesy for Club President at Miss Hoch Home
The R I O sewing club hosted a dinner last Thursday at Miss Lillian Hoch's Main street home to bid farewell to club president Mrs. Julia Mason Rimstedt who departed Tuesday with her husband for Los Angeles. Guests sat at one long table with custom place cards and orange decorations including a turkey and pumpkins centerpiece. Mrs Rimstedt received an Eastern Star pin as a parting gift joined by Mesdames Downey Kessner Lester Martin Frank Kerstiens Miss Helen Blanford Bertha Cain Margaret Sargent Essie Lee Williams Martha Luckado Mary Guard Kellams Esther Brown Lillian Hoch Anne Mohr.
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R. I. O. Sewing Club
Lillian Hoch
Main Street
Julia Mason Rimstidt
Los Angeles
Rimetidt
Mesdames Downey Kessner
Lester Martin
Frank Kerstiens
Helen Blanford
Bertha Cain
Margaret Sargent
Essie Lee Williams
Martha Luckado
Mary Guard Kellams
Esther Brown
Anne Mohr
Rockport Schools Close For Thanksgiving Vacation
Rockport schools close this Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving vacation and will reopen next Monday. Teachers attend the Southwestern Teachers Association in Evansville this Friday and Saturday.
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Rockport
Southwestern Teachers’ Association
Evansville
Hopkinsville man visits daughter for weekend
J. W. Downer of Hopkinsville Kentucky was the guest last weekend of his daughter Mrs K C Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville, Ky
K. C. Atchison
Mr and Mrs A J Cook Visit Crossville HL
Mr and Mrs A J Cook are visiting Crossville HL as per local society notices. The couple’s presence highlights community connections and regional social activity.
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Mrs
A. J. Cook
Crossville, HL
Holmes-Petch Merriwell Holmes Weds Miss Gertrude Petch
Holmes and Miss Petch were married Monday at Emmanuel Lutheran church Evansville in a three o clock ceremony conducted by Rev C J Myer The attendants were William Porter King and Bertha Hilderbrand The couple will reside in Evansville following a six o clock dinner at the bride’s parents home on Oregon street
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Merriwell Holmes
Gertrude Petch
Evansville
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. J. Myer
William Porter King
Bertha “Hilderbrand
L. F. Petch
Oregon Street
Will Wright to Wed Miss La Vera Musser in Loveland
Announcement of the marriage of Will Wright son of Colonel and Mrs J S Wright to Miss La Vera L Musser. The ceremony is scheduled for September 17 in Loveland Colorado. Wright is president and manager of Wright Transfer Company of Denver and they will reside in Denver.
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J. 5. Wright
Will Wright
la Vera L. Musser
Loveland
Col
Wright
Wright Transfer Company
Denver
Gift Club Meeting Hosted by Miss Geneva Moore
Miss Geneva Moore hosted a Gift Club gathering last Saturday afternoon at her Sixth Street home. Guests included Misses Louise Savage Edna Lloyd Whitehouse Anna Garlinghouse Alita Wall and Margaret Rininger as they shared needlework and enjoyed sandwiches and hot chocolate.
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Geneva Moore
Gift Club
Sixth Street
Louise Savage
Edna Lloyd Whitehouse
Anna Garlinghouse
Alita Wall
Margaret Rininger
Cows to be tested for tuberculosis in Luce township
Veterinary inspector L. L. Criswell will begin inspections Monday to test and retest Luce township cows for tuberculosis. About nine tenths of the cattle are enrolled for examination. Criswell will remain for several weeks.
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L. L. Criswell
Luce Township
Mr. Criswell
Haug-Brynton Nuptials Tie Local Barber's Kin
Haug eldest son Norbert Haug wed Nellie Brunton of Louisville. The bride is Miss Nellie Brunton. Haug, a head barber at Camn Knox for two years, and Nellie visited his parents last Sunday.
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Norbert
Haug
Joe Haug
Nellie
Brunton
Louisville
Camn . Knox
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Hull
Cordell Hull
National Democratic Committee
Hall
Wilson
George Gordon Sattle
Royal
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Harding
Richland Farmers’ Annual Institute
Richland
Purdue
Farmers’ Institute of
Fwell
Coxe
India
Russia
Argentina
Germany
Netherlands
Austria Hungary
France
Roumania
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Hennery
General Grand Chapter
Annapolis
The
Holmes—Petch
Entertains Club
Haug—Brunton
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