It Is Still Anybody's Race For Miss Contest Title
Vote totals up to Tuesday at 6 pm show many candidates in a tightly balanced race. Mentions include Miss May Burke Joske Bros and Miss Ethal Kerns 604 Montana etree with other entrants from Olive Grove Menger and Wolff & Marx. The piece notes a sensational pending election, publicity for honeymoon prizes, and a highly balanced field as three days remain before the final voting.
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May Burke
Joske Bros
Ethal Kerns
Montana Etree
Florence Capmisns
Olive Grove
Fear
C. Young
Pancoast-Morgan Co
Rose Siede
Castro
Eoma Carell
Menger
Magnolia
Jennie Allen
Wolff & Marx
Marguerite Brown
Dan H. Pfeil
King Mothers and Friends
Marie Cotter
Garden Street
H. Lindenborn
Callahan Age
F. Bowles
Maverick Place
Mies
Annie Lachanelle
Brien Herff
L. &. Provines
T . Ts
Schaberg
Concha Martinez
Southwest
San Antonio
Kray
Light contest stirs San Antonio with subscriptions drive
The Light urges women candidates in a political contest to secure subscriptions as voting certificates. Readers rush to back favorites, promising prizes include trips to New York and Denver, with six trips overall and substantial travel money. Rules demand local San Antonio residents, ballot clipping, and timely submissions, while officials warn of looming, sensational final days and heavy voting pressure.
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Quike Wood
San Antonio
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
St Louie
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Campberlard
Cincinnati
St Louis
Croh
Denver
Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gada
Mexico City
Guanajuato
Guadalajara
Malaria Cure Tonic Ad Boosts Vitality In Family Scene
An aged tonic advert promotes Grove’s Taste Less Chill Tonic to drive out malaria and build up the blood for children and adults. The piece mentions Oscar Puppe’s orchestra and 874 new items in the cited catalog.
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Sandard Grove
Oscar Puppe
Trade Envo ys H ere See Boom at Menger Hotel
Business is surely picking up says S A Rutherford at the Menger Hotel this morning. He notes a strong arrival of peddlers signaling robust trade and expects a busy period with traveling men from across the country arriving in force.
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S. A. Rutherford
Clark
Menger Hotel
Anguat
Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Independents Nominate Hilger Graves at Insecure Convention
The first national convention of the Interamente party met in Oeago Utah on July 20 nominating Thomas L. Hilger of Massachusetts for president and John Temple Graves of Georgia for vice president. The ticket includes Ceres for second place with John Sheppard of Kansas leading the nomination push amid wary Independence Party officials. The event featured a volatile scene as supporters escorted Graves from the hall amid shouting and clashes.
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Oeago
Interamente Party
Thomas L. Hilger
Massachusetts
United States
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Hisgen
Ceres
John Sheppard
Kansas
Bevan
Delegates Move to Flany and All Yancauctes Convention
A garbled crowd of delegates gathered behind a denouncing speaker nicknamed a tractor. The national committee was authorized by the convention to flany and all yancauctes, signaling a broad mandate amid the unclear speech and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Flany
Yancauctes
Taft Enters Labor Union Meeting in Hot Springs
Taft will depart for Hot Springs tonight and begin with a conference with his chief of staff Arthur Varys. Judge Patt was formally made an honorary member of the shovellers and accepted the invitation at the Taft home.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Hot Springs
Sina
Arthur Varys
Patt
Rteam Shovelers
Witnesses Attend consecration of Chicago’s auxiliary bishop
Prelates and laymen from across the United States witnessed the consecration today of Paul Peter Rhod as Chicago’s auxiliary bishop and the first Balish American priest in America elevated to the episcopate in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Paul Peter Rhod
Chicago
America
GANS TO FIGHT NELSON IN CALIFORNIA BOUT
In San Francisco on July 29 1910 James Costrath arranges a 35 round match between Joe Gang and Rattline Belson for September 9 at Mission Street pavilion. Gate split allocates 70 percent to one fighter 6 percent to the winner and 40 to the loser.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tames Costrath
Joe Gang
Rattline Belson
Mission Street Pavillon
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Tsee Pepsin Syrup CO
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Lamar
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Sweet Home
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