Vote Efat Boyett Sets Pair Fashion for Women Judges
Sane writes about changing hair trends and a woman judge in New York City. The piece mentions Doris Henson and Alvan Sills in a romance context and notes Lilly and Miss Reaven as schoolgirl admirers. It blends literary notes with biographical hints from a periodical page.
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Denmesic Re- Jenome
New York City
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Doris Henson
Alvan
Beegan Sears
Lilly
Miss Reaven
Jis
Sills
Bullitt Seeks U S Senate Seat Opposition to Blue Laws
Geof Bullitt Seattle Democrat launches a bid for the United States Senate arguing against Sunday closing laws and the world court. W Y Jones opposes him as the campaign heats up with Rosa entering as an independent progressive Republican challenging John J Blaine.
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W. Y. Jones
United States Senate
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World Court
Charles D. Rosa
Wisconsin Tax Commission
Republian
John J Blaine
On to Paris, Legion Chooses Paris for 1927 Meet Parade
Veterans recalling days abroad march through Philadelphia during the national convention. Top photo shows massed flags of Pennsylvania cities in Sesquicentennial stadium. lower photo features Brig. Gen. John R. MecQuigg, regional commander, Vice-President Dawes, and General Pershing reviewing the parade. Delegates voted for ongoing plans.
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Pennsylvania
Sesquicentennial Stadium
Brig
Gee
John R. MecQuigg
Dawes
Pershing
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