Women sweep Jackson mayor and council in unique election
Grace Miller wins the mayoralty in Jackson Wyoming with 56 votes to 28, as four women are elected to the city council over four men. The town, nearly cut off by winter travel, is said to have embraced a feminist sweep with no unusual campaign issues and no men left in city hall.
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Oman
Grace Miller
Jackson
Hole
West
United States
Ange
Yellowstone National Park
Courier
Beng
Miller
Fred Lovejoy
Miss Katherine Reed Becomes Sister of Mercy in Des Moines
Miss Katherine Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs I J Reed of Waterloo was formally accepted as a Sister of Mercy at Mercy Hospital Des Moines The ceremony was held in the chapel with her parents and relatives in attendance Also in Fairbank Ta on June 4 C W Bitott announced his Republican bid for county supervisor from the first district A memorial program filled the opera house with local talent and a keynote on the value of right ideals delivered by Cherney
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Katherine Reed
I. J. Reed
Water- Hoo
Sister of Mercy
Des Moines
Yeserday
Chapel of Mercy Hospital
Fairbank
C. W. Bitott
Dirstistrict
Opera House
Cherney
A. T. Considine
Harold Giles
Fred Giles
Wekat
Ongland
United States
Beeday
George Duker
Reinbeck
America
Pythian Siaters
Pblic School
Pythian Sister
Immaculate Conception Academy
Fr. Kern
Ruth Merlele
State Board of Education
Fairbank Public Schools
Moss
Chicago
Kem
Raabatein
Davenport
Crither
L. J. Kane
Raehain
Kane
Paul Neubel
Prank Miler
Waterloo
Ifford
Brant
Charles City
Prank Brant
Allen Brant
Minn
Sixehildren
Mr. Brant
Buchanan County
Poplar
Persian officials deny Bolshevik capture of Teheran
London reports Tuesday that Persian officials in London rejected claims of Bolshevik occupation of Teheran the Persian capital. An official telegram dated Thursday received in London this morning made no reference to any Bolshevik advance from the north.
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Yerheran
Pentes
London
Teheran
Rainbow Band Concert in Waterloo Planned for June 20
Rainbow division band to perform in Waterloo at the Coliseum on Sunday June 20 under the direction of Soret Lou Morgana. Co B members will distribute tickets at 7 15 pm at the armory for two concerts and two dances with proceeds funding armory equipment.
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Waterloo
Co. B
Rainbow Band
Forum
Land
Muetcal
Soret
Lou Morgana
Armory
Co. BR
City in Brief Items From Local News
Mrs. John Gilles and John left for La Crosse and Minneapolis. Miss Ethel Conry and Miss May Clark went east to New York City for vacation. Marry Gibbons departed for Omaha to start a Swift & Co. position. Mrs. R. E. Doren was held in Des Moines on parole violation. Jess Bronson forfeited a $5 bond for speeding. two other traffic violators also forfeited bonds. Miss Virginia Ansden and Miss Mildred Counlus visiting Des Moines for a weekend. The Margaret Morrison clubs will present The Spinsters at United Presbyterian Church tonight at 8. Kenneth Hunkel to return from six weeks east. to supervise church beir June 13. Michael Amero reported a minor auto collision with a horse team owned by G. A. Alles. Emma Williamson versus F. M. Bougus case in municipal court seeking $1,000 for damages. VU. H. Tatman to attend the national convention in Atlantic City representing Waterloo Credit Men's association.
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Frederik A. Frederika
Memorial Diy
W. A. Maria
Alcock
Jon Honce
Lassie Keris
Mitchel
Upper Iowa University
Payette
Glenice Alcock
Iowa
Mollie Thompson
Misa Elmit Krench
Waterloo
J. W. Zwanziger
W. Alcock
Mi Han
Anoka
Mina
Mre
Ida Taylor
Grover
H. G. White
Mra
Wil Campbell
Rockwell
Lona Taylor
Neal Bailey
Dorma Alcock
Misa Della Gillett
New Hampton
Guy Tibbetts
Eagle Grove
John Gilles
Non
John
Vine Street
Las Crosse
Wis
Minneapolis
Ethel Conry
May Clark
East
New York City
R. E. Doren
Des Moines
Jess Bronson
Virginia Ansden
Manchester
Margaret Morrison Clabs
United Presbyterian Bundy School
Chorch
Kenneth Hunkel
Gracy M. WB
Michael Amero
Lafayette Street
Hig Auto
G. A. Alles
Lincoln Street
Emma Williamson
F. M. Bougus
VU. H. Tatman
Waterloo Credit Men's Association
Atlantic City
Depilis Hair Removal Product Sale Ad
A depilatory product promises hair removal for underarms neck and face with a pleasant after feel. Claims fewer hair roots after regular use and is offered for sale by druggists everywhere.
Labor Party Fields Full Illinois Ticket For November
At the Illinois labor party state convention in Springfield on June 4, leaders announced a complete state ticket for the November election. Frank Esper of Chicago stated that candidates would not be named at this session and that selection would be left to party committees to secure a strong slate.
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Labor Party
Illinois
Associated Press
Springfield
Leadan
Atate
Frank Esper
Chicago
State convention opens with labor leader presiding
D McDonald, former president of the State Federation of Labor, called the convention to order this morning as delegates from various parts of the state gather to consider resolutions on current economic and political questions.
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D. McDonald
State Federation of Labor
Poslam Promise for Overnight Skin Relief
Poslam soothes retreshen and heals skin with no harm. A brief experience shows an affected part improves by morning even with slight pimples. For virulent eruptions the condition is subdued, encouraging continued use. Sold everywhere with free samples via Emergency Laboratories. Poslam Soup claimed as daily skin treat contains Poslam.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th St
New York City
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Left
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FOPEL
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