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Oldest City Founder’s Son Named Treasury Advisor
Floyd G. Blair, founder of the United States' oldest city, a New York lawyer, is named legal adviser to the war loan staff of the treasury department, succeeding R. B. Wigglesworth who moves to the allied reparations commission. Samuel Shanker, a Boston hot dog vendor, is jailed for a complaint by a restaurant owner after crying his wares, fined $3 and forced to pay $11,000 to the owner. A tailored brown coat with caracal trim and an orange satin lining is described with leopard velvet attire. A coed speaks up for labor party support in the United States.
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United States
Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wrening
Mary T Norton
New Jersey
Congress
New York
Florence E. Knapp
Nellie B. Lougheed
Cincinnati
Nettie M. Clapp
Indiana
Edward White
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Mass Gladys Pyle
Pennsylvania
Florence M. Vare
Edwin S
Floyd G. Blair
Treasury Department
R. B. Wigglesworth
Samuel Shanker
Boston
Shanke