Women Candidates Spark Interest In Politics This Year
International News Service notes a surge of female candidates as 12 of 24 women who ran in primaries secured first place. Among them are Mias Robertson Huck and Luetta Moss, with three running for Congress and a governor candidate. Pawl calls coverage a sign of women's ongoing struggle for equality.
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Lish
International News Sérvice
S14
Corrempore
Washington, Sept
Alice” Robinson
Congress
Paul Streamrod
Eby Gans Keare
National’ Woman's Party
International News Service Today
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United States
House of Representatives
Mias Robertson
Winifred
Mason Huck
Iinois
Luetta St Clair Moss
Missouri
St. Clair
Miss Pawl
Government Watching Peace Move in Labor Strife
Government faces dual roles in labor turmoil as six striking crafts meet in Chicago to plot a separate peace while AFL leaders in Atlantic City weigh possible aid. A district court decision looms on a labor injunction affecting federal enforcement. In Ohio, Norris Kaiser avoided swallowing a needle found in a breakfast egg from his hens, mystery surrounds how it got there.
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Dy International News Service
Washington
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
District Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Daugherty
International News Service
Middleport
Ohio
Kaiser
Harvest Home Service and local society notes in Greencastle
Miss Elizabeth Ways returns from Baltimore after a visit with Mrs. William R. Davison. Harvest Home Service set at First United Brethren with 9 30 a.m. Sunday school and 7 30 p.m. sermon. Young Ladies Adult Bible Class elect officers and plan a creekside social at Coward's Park on Sept 14. Miss Mary Rach guests with Gillau sisters. Miss Speck travels west for two months. Mrs. Walter Magsey returns to Dover after visit. Futcher to Jackson, Mississippi for winter. Edward Martin Jr. ill at Linden Ave. Borough Tax Collector Miss Barnhart resigns due to reduced commission. council asks county commissioners to appoint Judson K. Schaff as collector.
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Greencastle
Elizabeth Ways
Baltimore
William R. Davison
Firet
Minnie Myers
Raymeng Grove
Mise
Dla Simimers
Anna Goetz
Warren
Coward’s Park
Mary Rach
Rockhill
3. C
Gillau
South Carlisle Street
Lutheran Sunday School
Arthur Bowman
Mary Speck
East Baltimore Street
Walter T. Magsey
Dover
Del
William J. Patton
Fred Fiecther
Harriett
Jackson,Migs
Judson K. Schaff
Baltimore Street
Miss Barnhart
Cincinnati Man Seeks Permit For Old Style Log House
Cincinnati building commissioner receives request from H A O Steward of Fernbank for a log cabin residence for himself and family. He plans to cut and saw the logs himself, claiming the design will be first class and that modern houses are "the bank."
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Cincinnati
Fernbank
U S Pays Large Sums to War Veterans
The War Veterans Bureau announced the U S government distributes roughly $600000 monthly to former American Expeditionary Force members in France and abroad. About 13000 checks cover insurance and compensation for veterans in 70 foreign countries led by Italy sending $200000 across 5000 checks Ireland 1400 checks $60000 Poland 1175 checks $50000 Canada 1180 checks $50000. Other nations with more than 100 checks include Denmark France Finland Germany Greece Holland Lithuania Norway Sweden England.
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Soria
Washington
France
C. B. Forbes
Veterong Bureau
Pu ‘Feau
Forbes
Italy
Ireland
Polasid
Canada
Denmark
Finland
Germany
Greece
Holland
Lithuania
Norway
Sweden
England
International credits list shapes 20th century trade mentions
Fragmented OCR note mentions numerous nations and regions such as the British West Indies China Jugallayia Portugal Romania Switzerland Mexico Algeria Morocco Esthenis Korea and Moravia. The passage hints at a ledger of checks or credits forwarded to or represented for these regions, suggesting a broad international financial or trade context.
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Scotland
British West Indies
China
Jugallayia
Portugal
Romaiia
Switeerland
Mexico
Algiérs
Morocco
Esthenis
Korea
Moravia
Lec
Dr Johnson Here Wins Many Honors at Stone Court Hog Show
Members of the aristocratic Stone Court sweep grand championships and blue ribbons at a Poland China hog show. Peter Fashion, Peter Fashion's Ace, Big Lil G, L's Gigantic Lady and Peter Fashion's Giantess win top class honors, then the prize hogs travel to Timonium, Reading, and on to the state fair in Tren.
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Stone Court
Dr’ J
Johneog
Peter “Fashion
Peter Fashion
Big Lil G
Fleet
Elaga
Pater Fashion
Timonium
Reading
Fragmentary travel route hints at exhibition journey
The garbled text outlines a voyage from Treneos to Springfield Massachusetts and onward to Byracmee North Carolina, then south to Richmond Virginia, to Atlanta, then north to Hagerstown for a fair, with plans in November to attend an international exposition in Chicago.
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New Jérsey
Treneos
Springfield
Mas
B Springsfield
Byracmee
Richmond
Atlanta
Hagerstown
Chicago
Talking Radio Dolls the Odd Attraction at Allen County Fair
Fragmented description of a talking radio feature at an Allen County Fair noted as a curious attraction. Mentions car appearances in Ohio Michigan Indiana and a two Toledo plant. References wireless concerts during a fair stay and questions answered by the car in an unusual direct voice presentation.
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Allen” Couna Fair
Hevnc
Ohio
Michell
Indiana
Toleito
Sleep at Wheel Case Yields 20 Day Jail Sentence
Cleveland court records report John Fed en, found asleep at the wheel of a car, causing a minor collision. He was jailed for twenty days and fined twenty eight dollars plus costs after being awakened and taken to the police station.
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Cloveland
John Fede
Pelebt
Es “Feight
Corte
Primary Election Notice for Republican Candidates in Washington County
Notice to voters that Republican Party candidates for nomination in Washington County Maryland have filed nomination certificates and will appear on the official ballot for the Primary Election on September 11 1922 under Section 184 of the Maryland Primary Law and Chapter 160 of the 1916 Acts.
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Republican Party
Washington County
Maryland
General Assembly of
Board of Supervisors of Election
Democratic Party
Acts of the General Assembly of
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Allegany County
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