Miss Alice Robertson Wins Congress Seat in Oklahoma
Muskogee Oklahoma November 17 Miss Alice Robertson aged 65 the only woman to win a seat in the new congress is an abstinence minded anti suffragist who says she never wore silk stockings or high heeled shoes and will not cross her feet. She recalls a telegram of congratulations from Mrs Warren G Harding and notes she supported the war. Robertson plans a male secretary saying the job is a man’s. She ran a campaign of want ads and fed every soldier in the district during the war.
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Muskogeer
Okla
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
Alice
Muskogee
Robertson
Warren G. Harding
Col
Roosevelt
Mias Robertson
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Miesemeitece
T. R. Iiving
Misa Robertson
America
Miss Robertson
Red Cross
Washington
Robert
Ilams
Bill Hastings
Muskogee Okla
Alice M. Robertson
Tallahassee Mission
Wagoner County
Oklo
W. S Robertson
Indiana
S. A. Wooster
Elmira College
New York
Nuyaka
Okmulgee
Henry Kendall College
Theodore Roosevelt
Business Woman's Club
Sawokla
National Educational Association
American Red Cross
Alice Robertson campaigns with Sawokla Cafeteria ads
The article details Alice M. Robertson's 1920 campaign use of local Sawokla Cafeteria want ads in Muskogee Oklahoma. It notes daily menus and comments tied to politics, a Bible verse signature, and mentions her 1920 election victory and civic career.
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Alice M. Robertson
Muskogee City
Lovely Fox Theatre Screen Star in The Little Grey Mouse
Lovely the Fox Theatre star presents The Little Grey Mouse a dramatic tale of a talented woman who, amid a bad marriage and divorce scandal, rises to fame and fortune. Barbara Le Marr Deely wrote the story.
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Lovely
William Fox
Fox Theatre
Barbara le Marr B
Deely
Death rate lowest on record in 1919 United States
The 1919 death rate in the continental United States was 12.9 per 1 000, the lowest for a year, with 1 096 436 total deaths. Heart disease caused 111 579 deaths, tuberculosis 106 985, pneumonia 165 218, influenza 84 113, nephritis and Bright's disease 75 005, and cancer and other malignant tumors 68 551.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Tanlac credited with curing rheumatism and weight gain
Mrs. Mamia Garica of Kanang City Missouri claims Tanlac restored her ability to walk and do housework after six months of severe rheumatism. She reports weight gain to 128 pounds, relief from pains, improved digestion and sleep, and freedom from headaches and dizziness following treatment. Ads note Tanlac availability in Washington and Wellman.
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Mamia Garica
Holmes Street
Kanang City
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