Big Fight Is On Among Tailors
In New York a new needles trades alliance formed with nearly 500000 members pledging support to idle clothing workers in Boston and New York against the Clothing Manufacturers association. The alliance targets a shift back from piece work to better conditions, includes several unions, and polishes leadership under Benjamin Schiasinger. the United Garment Workers declined to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Needles Trades Alliance
Boston
Cloth‘ing Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
International Journeymen Tailors’ Union
United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers’ Union
International Farriers’ Union
Benjamin Schiasinger
Garment Workers
United Garment Workers
al- Manee
Stephens Warns As To Japanese Antialien Law Enforced
Sacramento Cal Dec 9 Gov William D Stephens says he will rigorously enforce the anti alien land law amid reports of Japanese buyers in agricultural real property. He promises full support of the attorney general and district attorneys to prevent evasions and to back negotiations between the state and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
William D. Stephens
Norman P. Davis
Japan
Revenue officers raid suspected cocaine den
Three men and two women were arrested when government revenue officers raided a cabin at 444 South Arizona street and seized cocaine. Fr. Kelly and Robert Fields were in the act of rolling narcotics into bunks, while Green Mrs. A.J. Revell and Sadie Mason were booked on vagrancy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Street
Fr. Kelly
Robert Fields
Green
A.J. Revell
Sadie Mason
Oil Bureau Authorized by Milwaukee Road in Miles City
In Miles City on December 9 a new oil bureau was created by the Milwaukee Road. J J Foley is named head of the department, signaling expected large Montana oil deposits. Across Vancouver Island coast, Coxswain John McLeod and crew saved members of the fishing boat Maiolo after it wrecked. In Chicago, Robert Canneta of New York defeated Sah Be Mu in golf. Land transfer talks place as Grover Land, formerly with Victoria BC, moves toward the Packfe international league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Montana
Oil Bureau
Milakee
J. J. Foley
Victoria
British Columbia
John. McLeod
Lyoquet
Power
Maiolo
Vancouver Island
Seattle
Renutaame
Micago
Abert Canneta
New York
Hiskaon
Aftenoon Mj
Glove Offers Include White Kid Button Style at $4.95
A sixtee n button length white kid gloves valued at $4.95 are offered, alongside women’s medha gloves in gray and beaver shades priced at $4.76 on the first floor.
Lumbermen Demand Changes in Timber Tax Laws
A. W. Cooper secretary of the White Pine Manufacturers association said Northwest lumbermen are dissatisfied with U S tax laws affecting tubermen. He announced definite steps would be taken later to seek changes. Cooper expressed confidence in fair government action and noted discussion by Maj. D. T. Mason of the Internal Revenue Bureau before the Western Forestry and Conservation association meeting in Vokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vokane
Northwest
United States
Jury Department
A. W. Cooper
White Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Cooper
Maj
D.T. Mason
Internal Revenue Bureau
Western Forestry Ad Conservation Association
Women’s fine silk stockings in varied colors
Women offer fine silk hose with sisle tops in black white and colors at 3.25 dollars. Other options include very fine durable silk stockings at 2.25 dollars and durable split silk stockings at 1.50 dollars per pair. Also available are sheer sill lace stockings in black white cordovan navy and more at 4.95 dollars.
Regulation style middy for youth sailing and sports wear
Advertisement summary notes an Lonsdale middy blazer in white or white with red navy blue and Copenhagen piping and cuffs priced at $2 for sizes 8 to 14, praised for warmth and suitability for skating and outdoor sports. Also lists AML brushed wool jacket in brown and rose at $5.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsdale
Copenhagen
Unclear catalog pricing text fragment
A damaged OCR passage lists assorted prices and item notes such as children clothing and blouses with varied amounts. The fragment includes dollar and pound signs, ages from 10 to 20, and inconsistent formatting, suggesting a catalog page or sales list with numerous price ranges and product mentions.
Lubrecht Presides at West Coast Lumber Session
Bonner senator Lubrecht of the White Pine Manufacturers Association chaired the meeting in the president’s absence. Few timber men attended. The shingle branch decided to sell timber in uniform packs by squares and sand iots, with a square comprising four roofing units. future quotations to be by squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubrecht
Bonner
White Pine Bfacturers’ Association
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Hales of anti tuberculosis Christmas scal sale noted
Seattle report records Christmas scale sales totaling 1765 61 with 22 20 from Hales anti tuberculosis drive. The sum includes 52 50 from four women at a Rotary club commerce banquet attended by Mrs E Roy Grigg Mrs A F Toler and Miss Sadie McMillan. On the Square Seattle December 9. Rea cedar shingles of the Northwest use in the.
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Hales
Rotary Club At
of Commerce
E. Roy Grigg
A. F. Toler
Sadie McMillan
Seattle
Butte Briefs and Governor Returns Highlight Montana News
Horn and Dee announce a daughter born to Mr and Mrs De Mer of 127 South Alabama street. Dee and Carmody of 803 Virginia apartments welcome a birth. Governor St returns from Harrisburg Pennsylvania after attending the January conference of Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Dee
Mra
de Mer
South Alabama Street
J. Carmody
Virginia Apartments
Helena
Harrinbore
America urged to aid famine-stricken China
President Wilson called on Americans to respond to China’s famine appeal and pledged a national drive, forming a 150-member committee to raise funds while diplomats report millions in distress. Separately, Sioux Falls petitions seek a special election to recall Mayor George W. Burnside, accusing him of incompetence and political peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
China
Caid
Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Werner found guilty of manslaughter in Mabie murder
August Werner of Paradise was tried at Thompson Falls for the October Mabie killing and found guilty of manslaughter. He faces a sentence of two and a half to five years in the state penitentiary. A Scottish Rite banquet closed the annual fall reunion at the consistory temple following a brief Algeria Shrine ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whgner
Missoula
Werner
Paradise
Thompson Falls
Herbert Mabie
Tom Day
Algeria
Plan to finance American export trade outlined in Chicago
A delegation of bankers, business leaders, and producers will discuss creation of a 160 million dollar corporation to finance American export trade. Authorized under the Edge Act, the semi public structure would operate under Federal Reserve Bank protection to meet foreign buyers' credit needs.
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Chicago
Deekston
Federal Reserve Banks
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Stephens
Brown
California
Revenue Officers
Milwaukee Road
Land
Little Rock
Ark
Mobert
Civ
Southern ‘Baseball Association
Uther
Grover Land
Victoria BC
Honessy
Toyss Took
Husband
Woodworth
Pyralin
Ameri- Beauty
Serge
Childrens
Rown Sityper
Ick
Aetn
Yancy Patterns
Speal Valor
Gilbert Toys
Cos
Gilbert
Butte Briefs
America
Fitions
Burnside
Turnside
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