Mrs M'Cormick Flayed by Woman For Her Ambitions
One woman politician won under fire from another in Illinois today as Mrs. M'Cormick, a fourth term state representative, faced attacks over her push for power and education committee chairmanships. Supporters say her stance on reform and leadership shows resolve amid intra party tensions.
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Campaign totals and donor list spark rising fundraising
Readable segments show a campaign push with a total near 239 500 and a Wednesday event. Numerous business leaders and women attended, while initial gifts of 3025 were noted. Names such as Walter Walthall and Mrs Burns appear among solicitors and organizers in a period voice summary.
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Smiles in Order Promotes Citywide Smile Day Plan
An idea for all S. A. to follow is illustrated by Car liste Bryan, a junior student at Edgar Allen Por Junior School. He will observe Smile Day on Friday and the group plans a citywide event to encourage friendly expressions and goodwill.
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Laughing World Theory Adopted by Students at School
Students experiment with the theory Laugh and World Laughs With You as teachers and staff organize activities. The plan involves widespread participation with smiles at school and in clubs under supervision.
Punchboard scandal over whiskey promos at county fair
A garbled report describes punchboard promotions offering whiskey and cheap drinks, linked to a deputy and various local figures. It mentions a baseball score board and alleged wrongdoing at a mining court, with references to McDaniel and Denyty Bie Vira.
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McDaniel
Funeral Held For August Hengst 59
Funeral services were held Wednesday for August Hengst a 59 year old Saxon native who had lived in the United States for eight years. The service followed his death in New Vienna and included mourners from his daughter Salward of Low Amerons and other relatives.
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Helene
Turkey Plans To Deport Trotsky In 1920s Dispatch
A dispatch reports former Soviet leader Leon Trotsky to be exiled by Turkey after the Corkish government agreed to relocate him. The Soviet policy board propelled the banishment with four votes against, including Kalinin and Rykov, while Blain, Blinin’s foe, led the push. Trotsky was sighted in Tiflis and slated for transport to Constan tina.
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Governor Johnston vows fight amid impeachment battle
Oklahoma Governor Johnston declares he will fight the impeachment charges as Senate leaders urge restraint. A spokesman for the suspended governor rejects rumors of a political deal, while Storms, Senate president pro tempore, hopes the impeachment court is not embarrassed by outside interference.
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Early Morning Parking Rules Enforced Downtown
Commissioner Wright authorizes police to enforce a new early morning parking ban on downtown streets from 7 to 9 o clock. Fire department and traffic officers will assist during initial days, with provisions to integrate the rule into the city code. Specific streets and blocks in downtown and surrounding avenues will be affected beginning February 1.
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Textbooks Approved by Committee in San Antonio
A selection of textbooks for use in San Antonio junior schools was approved this week by an appoint committee chaired by Merrill Bishop. The list includes works by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Washington Irving, with Miss Olivia Woplewirel and Nathaniel Hawthorne junior cited among those involved in the approval process.
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El Paso Man Ends Life During Warrant Attempt
A man in El Paso fatally shot himself as a deputy United States Marshal prepared to serve a warrant for a weapons charge. The shooting occurred while authorities waited at a residence in Okmulgee, Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Fights For 23000 Acres On Texas Border
A joint committee from the Oklahoma Legislature plans to visit the Texas border to discuss a treaty with the state and define the nature and transfer of public land. They seek to relocate the meridian and claim about 2300 acres as part of the disputed border region, with hearings expected to shape future boundary policy.
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Fight For Control of Childs Cafe Fight For Control of Childs Cafe
New York Inn reports a power struggle over a string of child themed eateries. Proxies vie for control as authorities investigate alleged misuse and internal conflicts. William Childe, linked to the diners, faces scrutiny over the company’s finances and restaurant operations.
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One Dead Five Hurt In Chicago Blaze
A Chicago fire killed one person and injured five others when a wall collapsed during efforts to fight the blaze. Firefighters and bystanders were affected as debris trapped several workers. injuries ranged from minor to severe.
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