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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1922
Page
4
The piece outlines how Republican and Democratic women mobilize for elections with fundraisers and social calendars. It notes strategic campaigning shifts, party leadership roles, and the social networks of women in state capitals shaping campaign efforts.
Fragmented OCR reads as a political race item with names and locations unclear. It mentions Chief, candidate Te Tas Been, and Marheen with partisan terms and a March date, suggesting a local election tied to a democra something.
Army Relief gymkhana in Mineral Wells features Miss Elizabeth Baron and Col. William Fore side among participants. Rotarians travel from across Texas in a special car to Fort Worth for events including steeplechase, polo, horse shows, and children's contests to benefit Army Relief.
A garbled report describes a chaotic charity pageant featuring Miss Toddles and Miss Kodtle, with references to lions, animals, and a carnival atmosphere. It notes various personalities including Cecil Adolptin and Lewse Kramy Stoo, and hints at wrestling acts and animal displays amid public appeal for donations.
Edward Bell, a veteran diplomat with thirteen years in the U S Foreign Service, is appointed chief of a State Department division. He previously served as ambassadorial attache in London near World War II and held posts in Tokyo and Washington with extensive press and embassy experience.
David Reed of Pittsburgh announces candidacy to succeed Senator Knox in Pennsylvania. He is a World War veteran and lawyer with prior military service in France. Reed claims coalition support from anti opposition groups and cites prior work with Senator Knox.
An Elks initiation event is planned for March 31 with about 30 candidates to be inducted under the supervision of Rabbis Bilney Wedeschie and Perry Robertson. The ceremony will include the presentation of a large roster of nominees and upcoming events noted by members.
Newark Bureau study finds college education helps few job seekers while demand for non college skills rises. Interviews with Julia Ryan show about 30 percent of the unemployed sample held college degrees, mostly seeking clerical or stenographic roles, with a shift toward noncollege executive tracks.
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