Pinnick-Cutder Wedding at West Palm Beach
Miss Kathryn Cutler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Cater of West Palm Beach and Howard Eugene Dinuich of West Palm Beach were married at the Cutler home with Rev. L A Wye officiating. Guests watched the ceremony in a florally decorated parlor as a choir sang Dawnings and the couple greeted friends at a reception before a trip to Pierce and Hendersonville.
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Ferdigene Cater
West Palm Bric. Ela
Howard Eugene Dinuich
West Palm Leach
Cutler
Hoy
L. A. Wye
Atrs
Robert EB. Pougherty
Gladys Helvenston
Lohington
Mr. Wye
Janes Vaughan
Stafford
Charles Pierce
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Miami
Thera Speer
Loraine Lambert
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Speer
Miss Dimick
Miss Lambert
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Wiaster Presbyterian Church
Philatheams Jaster
Stella Fentiman
Anita Fentiman
FP Willis Jenks
Marbeth Mack
Lead Coles
Side Talks on Truth and Meanness in Everyday Life
A dated essay discusses prudence and penny counting, contrasting thrift with meaness. It uses anecdotes about moving costs and a wealth inheritance to argue that prudence, courage, and diligence define true thrift, while misperceptions of meanness arise from debt and hardship.
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Wealan
Evis
Beauty Chat Tips for Hair Whitening and Care
Edna Kent Forbes shares hair whitening methods and scalp care. Advice covers soap rinses using egg whites, blueing in final rinse for a silver tint, and gentle massage. Also discussed is hot crude oil scalp treatment twice monthly before shampooing, plus weight guidance and oral oil benefits.
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Ren
Ole Drug
Theyre Still Voting for Sen Harding Here In Black Hawk
In Black Hawk county voters still back Senator Harding for president. Three absent voter ballots arrived yesterday via county auditor J A Francis and three more today. Fourteen applications remain unreceived, so voting may continue. Delayed ballots cannot be counted.
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Black Hawk County
Senator Harding
J. A. Francis
Harding
First Vessel Flying German Flag in Port
The Sophie Rickmors, a German built steamer, became the first merchant ship flying the German flag to dock at New York since July 1918 marking resumption of trade under Germany’s flag. The vessel, a plaintiff of pistons built in Germany during the war, signals a revival of the old German merchant marine presence in port.
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Kressy
New York
Germany
Sophie Rickmors
Preachers Daughter Wins Congress Seat in Oklahoma
Alice Robertson, a longtime Oklahoma figure from Oklahoma City, wins election to Congress representing the old Indian Territory era district. The report notes her missionary father and decades of Democratic leadership as context for her victory. Separately, John Puffer faces charges after a crash on Bayard Street, with a motive listed as driving while intoxicated. He is held on bond while his brother Bert recovers from injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Alice Robertson
Indian Territory
Oklabema
Enn
John Puffer
Shell Rock
Puffer
Bert
Ap Prestinarian Hospital
Farmer, In
Macy Campbell
Cedar Falls
Consolidated School
Farmer
C. Rohde
Irene
New York City
Poughkeepsie
XN. Y
Goshen
Ind
Rohde
Post mortem of Democratic hopes aired by J T Sullivan
In dramatic remarks at the First signal Bank building J T Sullivan a Wilbur W Marsh ally reads the 1920 Democratic case against Wilson and predicts a continued drift to discontent. He faults Republicans for profiteering and urges Lever Act changes while forecasting a future Democratic president.
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J.T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wilbur W. Marsh
San Francisco
Cox
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Wilson
Harding
Congress
Mrr. Sullivan
Yarding
Latest count across states on president victory tally
In a developing tally, officials reported updated numbers across states showing a wide spread in support. The latest figures indicate ongoing counting with uncertainties remaining about final margins and certification timelines.
Farmer Labor Party Aims at Republicans After Harding Victory
Parley P. Christensen, Farmer-Labor presidential nominee, says Democratic party is finished in national politics. He predicts the next fight will be between the Republican and Farmer-Labor parties, vows to organize for 1924 congressional elections and a rout of the old reactionary party.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Sen
Harding
Democratic Party
Tebor
Farmer- Labor Party
Wilson
Wisconsin Weaning Electoral Data Incomplete
Fragmentary notes from Wisconsin reference 26 584 figures and terms like jobs and votes with unclear context. No clear event date or named entities beyond Wisconsin. Summary reflects uncertain OCR reading and lacks verifiable nouns to form a full news item.
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Wisconsin
Jobs Givishon
Att Ashes
New Postmaster Not to Be Chosen Until Year From January
Discussion on postmaster appointments notes the job as a civil service position not tied to party lines. The policy has led to several Republican selections in the area. M. H. Keily of Waterloo holds a commission through January 1924.
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M. H. Keily
Waterloo
Firemen and policemen accepted by civil service board
Five men passed the required examinations and were placed on the eligible list for firemen and policemen by the civil service commission at W. P. Jensens office at noon today. Firemen listed are Harry V Hildebrand A Galloway George J Kress and policemen are Harry L Bregton and J H Lannert. Two applicants failed to pass. Examinations are held semiannually in June and October by the commission chaired by W P Jensen Wirt B Hoxie and Dr J E Brinkman.
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Civil Service Commission
W. P. Jen‘sem
Harry V. Hildebrand
A. Galloway
George J. Kress
Harry L. Bre Gton
J. H. Lannert
Police and Fire Departments
Commisson
W. P. Jensen
Wirt B. Hoxie
J. E. Brinkman
Police Reprisals in Irish Town Burn Homes
In Granard County Longford on Nov 4, police retaliated for the killing of District Inspector Kelleghar. Uniformed forces in motor lorries attacked the town, firing rifles into houses and burning about a dozen homes and businesses.
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Associated Press
Granard
County Longford
Ireland
Kelleghar
Execute Mexican for Death of Americans
A summary trial and execution of an unnamed Mexican charged with killing American citizens Arthur L. Mosely and Gustavo Salazar has been reported to the U.S. embassy in Mexico City by the Mexican foreign office. The State Department was advised today.
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Associated Pf
Washington, D. C
Arthur L. Mosely
Gustavo Salazar
Mexico City
Mexican Foreign Office
State Department
Local Briefs Note Health Moves and Travel
A string of short notices includes Mrs. Della O Neill wintering in Long Beach California and Mrs. Emma Keller sailing to Los Angeles for the season. Frank Collard departs for North Dakota and Montana, while J T Knapp returns from Syracuse after his mother's death. Mrs. Byford recovers from eye surgery and expects hospital release soon. Travel and illness fill the day as local residents plan trips through Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Long Beach
Cal
Frank Coward
Third Street
Presbyterian Hospital
J Frank M. Collard
North Dakota
Montana
Emma H. Keller
Los Angeles
H. £. Tullar
Blaine Byford
Alfred Longley
Harry B. Lichty
Wisconsin
C. F. Brown
Brown Apartments
Primghar
Ill
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E. B. Stiles
George Tuomas
Evelyn Gilbert
Marshalltown
William Whitter
Entz
How to Tint Your Gray Hair at Home
How to tint gray hair at home with Brownatore promises instant restoration of color for faded or streaked hair. The ad claims easy use, a free trial with simple directions, harmless effects, and two shades Light to Medium Brown and Dark Brown to Black from Kenton Pharmaceutical Co. Send 10 cents for postage and tax to Covington Kentucky.
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin Ridg
Covington
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