Woman Mayor Loses Battle In Stark Campaign
A contested mayoral race ends with the incumbent defeated by a dark horse challenger. The campaign featured internal leaks and newspaper backing that shaped public perception. Voters delivered a decisive result after an intense, divisive contest focused on campaign strategy and platform contrasts.
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Beautiful Hair Made Easy By Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
An old promotional piece claims beauty comes from frequent washing and introduces Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo as a clear pure greaseless solution. It promises to cleanse, soften, and enliven hair while avoiding the drying effects of ordinary soaps. A four ounce bottle lasts months.
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Nervous Pale Girl Sees Two Pound Week Gain Claim
A fragmentary clipping reports a six year old girl described as nervous and pale gaining two pounds in a week. The text is garbled with nonstandard names and phrases, but centers on rapid weight change and a claimed health or dietary remedy.
Hoover and Omt Win at Rogibti Convention
A scrambled report shows Hoover and Omt prevailing at the Rogibti convention amid factional splits. The piece notes endorsements for United States Senator Moses and Governor Huntler-X Spaulding against Tobie Wanant, with Alfred BE backed locally and a Democratic primary defeat of Cecelamil state chairman.
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Blaine Endorses Reed in Surprise Presidential Bid
Kenosha Wisconsin dispatch reports J Blais addressing a rally as Blaine openly backs Reed for the presidency. The event drew progressive attendees and featured remarks about unity and leadership as supporters press forward in the crowded race.
Former Mayor Leads Big Primary in Local Race
Former mayor maintains a strong lead as candidates vie for the primary. Voters in Sandia and nearby areas react to shifting alliances and campaign momentum amid ongoing municipal contests. Local officials note early trends and turnout indicators shaping the election.
Milwaukee Mayor Wins in Primaries
The article reports Milwaukee mayoral primary results with the decisive victory of the incumbent. Voters rallied to the candidate amid a crowded field, signaling strong support for continued leadership in city hall.
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Hoover Discusses Radio Problems With President
President Hoover and Secretary of Commerce discuss radio legislation and the fate of the Federal Radio Commission after Congress fails to act by Thursday. They consider whether the commission will revert to a temporary status or continue as a named body and possible revisions to the commission structure.
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Ferguson backs Smith in tight race in Missouri
A fragmentary 19th century column shows Mrs Ferguson, a proclaimed prohibitionist and Protestant, endorsing Senator Smith in Missouri. The text cites her commitment to religious tolerance and opposition to public ostracism of opposing views, recalling enforcement of prohibition in Bell County and praising honesty over party lines.
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Narcotics Seizure Tied to Local Robberies
Police seized narcotics valued at 2000 after a Tuesday night raid sparked by a government informant. Detectives Green and Malone searched a hotel, finding a suitcase packed with items and a water-attached note revealing two men abandoned it about a week earlier. Investigations target the suspects’ destination as officers trace their steps.
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Girl Catches First Texas Gulf Tarpon
Miss Louige Witzhugh wins first tarpon of the season near the government jetties in Aransas on March 14. Pittsburgh ties in, while Poultry busy spoiling gardens. Policy Sergeant Louie Bene complains about neighbors chickens scratching gardens and springtime.
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HERE AND THERE BY TELEGRAPH GAROUSEL MMEBR
Mabelay Wiliam 1 Dentyel, 62, a major carmakely manufacturer, died today in New York. Robert Casa Hebee, 75, a prominent American merchant, died after forty years in China. Police and urgent officers attended the Lovisivon event as the first animal coinvention adjourned.
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End Oily Sallow Skin Nine A Tale 9210 Kim
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tale and product names with odd spelling. It references a character or item named Kim and a mention of dust wares and a baker. The readable portion is incoherent but suggests a literary or advertisement fragment.
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