As Women In Russia Must Work
Aug. 11. Few women in Russia today are at ease. Teachers and office workers face rationing tied to work status. many must work when schools close to keep meals. Married women contend with worker cards and reduced opportunities as society shifts under postrevolution conditions.
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Russia
Eda Treat O'Neill
In & Moscow
Daring “girl” bandit may aid escape suspects
A bold bandit described as a girl in feminine attire is linked to a jail escape. Police suspect Dr Deanaway, 18, Townsend residents and Brandner with Earl C. near Kit County jail, aided by an accomplice who blinded the jailer with pepper.
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Townsend
Dr. Deanaway
Peninsula
Sties
Brandner
Earl C
Kit County
Hey
Waterville Man Named in Washington Nominations
The nominations confirmed include Thomas M. d for United States district judge in Alaska. E. Ritchie as US judge. George D. Beaumont as United States marshal. Wiliam assayer in charge at Helena. K. Fripps as register at the land office Waterville. Harry K. Lewis as receiver in Hailey. Mrs Jewell Anderson as receiver in San Francisco.
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Waterville
Washington
Aus
Thomas M. d
United States
District of Alaska
E. Ritchie
George D. Beaumont
Alaska
Wiliam Assayer
United Assay Office
Helena
Mont
K. Fripps
Register United Land Office
Wash
Harry K. Lewis
Hailey
Idaho
Jewell Anderson
San Francisco
Sheriff Starwich Calls for Reforms at Sheriffs' Convention
In EEN August 17 report, Sheriff Matt Starwich urges lawmakers to allow more than two terms for elected officials and argues that elective officers are paid by the public and deserve time to implement reforms. He speaks at the sheriffs' convention, advocating for practical changes to get officials working efficiently.
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EEN
Sheriff's Office
Matt Starwich
Sheriffs
Starwald
Globe trotter McDevitt seeks sponsor for world walk
Dominick McDevitt plans a five year trek starting in Seattle after a San Francisco start to circle the globe. He seeks a transpacific freighter sponsor and aims to reach the Orient. prize money totaling $6,000 is offered upon completion on July 24, 1926. He has previously won $1,000 after touring 48 states and nearly completed a world circuit years ago but was halted by war.
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Dominick McDevitt
Globe Trotter
Mac
Seattle
San Francisco
Orient
China
Russia
McDevitt
Globe
McDev
Dunsmaire Tunnel
California
Yakima Men Back From Detention Home Escape
In Yakima George Nutt and Leo Cox are back at the detention home after escaping Sunday night. In Tacoma L D Walters risked his life by entering a burning house to rescue his three small children.
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Yakima
George Nutt
Leo Cox
Tacoma
L. D. Walters
Women and daily toil find relief in a tonic
The ad proclaims Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for woman's ills after describing home, business, and society roles. It frames female distress as a derangement due to overtaxed strength and promotes the tonic as the natural restorative. The text closes with a note about Boldt's Advertisement following the show.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
New Curtain Fabrics and Shades In Fresh Designs
Fine quality Printed Voices Marquisettes and Scrims for attractive curtains or hangings in new colors at 48¢ per yard. Heavy 36 inch cretonnes in new designs also 48¢. Three hundred good quality shades on dust proof rollers, made of water colored cloth, 69¢ each.
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New York
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Axminster
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