Big Fight Is On Among Tailors
In New York a broad alliance of needle trades unions with about 500000 members pledged support to idle clothing workers in Boston and New York fighting the Clothing Manufacturers' association. The plan unites Amalga mated Clothing Workers of America International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union International Journeymen Tailors' Union United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers' Union and International Farriers' Union with Benjamin Schlesinger as permanent chairman. The United Garment Workers declined to join the alliance.
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New York
Needles Trades Alliace
Boston
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Rlem
Amalgamated Clotting Workers of America
International Ladies’ Garment Woers’ Union
International Journeymen Tailors’ Union
United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers’ Union
Internatonal Farriers’ Union
Benjamin Schlesinger
Garment Workers
Allianc
United Garment Workers
al Mane
California Governor presses strict enforcement of alien land law
Gov William Stephens urged rigid enforcement of the anti alien land measure in a telegram to Norman P Davis acting secretary of state. He cited reports of Japanese acquisitions to evade the law and said litigation will ensue with full state support to enforce the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacramento
Cal
William —D. Stephens
Norman P. Davis
Japan
Revenue Officers Arrest Five in Dope Bust
Three men and two women were taken into custody when government revenue officers raided a cabin at 444 South Arizona street and seized cocaine. F. J. Kelly and Robert Fields were found with narcotics on them and held for federal agents. H Green, Mrs. A. J. Revell and Sadie Mason were booked on vagrancy charges.
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South
Arizona Street
F. J. Kelly
Robert Fields
H Green
A. J. Revell
Sadie Mason
Oil Bureau Established by Milwaukee Road in Miles City
The Milwaukee Road creates an oil bureau in Miles City amid notes on vast Montana oil deposits. J. J. Foley is named head of the new department as news arrives from the railroad hub.
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OIL Bureau
Milwaukee Road
Miles City
Montana
Milwaukee Railway
J. J. Foley
Gloves on sale at First Floor in mochas and grays
A store advertises sixteen-button length white kid gloves with special value at 4.95 dollars and women s gloves in mocha gray and beaver shades priced at 4.75 dollars on the First Floor.
Women’s silk stockings offered in black white and cordovan
Durable quality stockings priced at 1.50 per pair are advertised in assorted colors including black white and cordovan. Limited details available in the OCR fragment noting material and price.
Regulation style middy blouse for youths on sale
Advertisement fragment describes regulation middy tops in all white or white with red navy blue and Copenhagen collar and cuffs priced at 2.49 for ages 8 to 14. Mentions warm and smart for skating and sports. Also notes all wool brushed fabrics in brown rose and tyre caves at 5.5.
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Copenhagen
Steen
Local shopping ad shows varied prices by age and item
An OCR fragment lists price ranges and ages for assorted items and services. It mentions hundreds, 13.50 to 18.50, 4.50 to 12.50, and age groups 1 to 14 years and 19 to 18 years, indicating a chaotic merchandise or service pricing section from a 35 page.
Lumbermen demand changes to timber tax laws in Northwest
Spokane dispatch reports A W Cooper secretary of the White Pine Manufacturers Association says lumbermen are dissatisfied with U.S. Treasury tax laws affecting timber. He expects actions to push changes later. Major Mason’s remarks at the Western Forestry and Conservation association meeting clarified the tax issues. About 60 lumbermen attended, with W C Lubrecht of Bonner presiding in Gay's absence.
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Spokane
Northwest
United States Treasury Department
A. W. Cooper
White Pine Manufacturers
Cooper
Maj
D. T. Mason
D. T. Mason, of the Fterpal’ Revenue
Teau
Western Forestr
Gnd Conservation Association
Conventi
W. C. Lubrecht
Bonner, Mont
White Pine Mafacturers’ Association
Jo~ Gay
Boosted TB Seals Sales Bring In 252.20 at Banquet
Reported yesterday boosted sales of anti tuberculosis Christmas seals reaching 252.20, with total receipts to date at 1765.61 including 52.50 by a four woman committee from a Rotary and chamber banquet at the Thornton. The committee members were Mrs Edna Doseback Mrs E Roy Grigg Mrs A F Toler and Miss Sadie McMillan. A shingle session in Keattle discussed uniform packaging of Northwest shingles into a four shingle square called square to standardize future quotes.
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Rotary Club and
Chamber of Commerce
Thornton
Edna Doseback
E. Roy Grigg
A. F. Toler
Sadie McMillan
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Butte Briefs: births listed in Helena note
Butte items note a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carmody at 203 Virginia apartments and a Dec birth to Mr and Mrs De Mer at 127 South Alabama street. Governor Stewart returns from Harrisburg Pa after attending conference on governance.
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Horn
de Mer
South Alabama Street
Carmody
Virginia Apartments
Helena
Stewart
Harrisburg
Wilson urges aid to famine struck China from American people
President Wilson appealed for help for famine-stricken China and announced a committee of 150 men and women across the country to collect funds. He warned that death tolls could reach millions, citing reports from diplomatic and consular agencies in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
China
Werner Found Guilty of Manslaughter in October Murder
In Thompson, August Werner of Paradise was found guilty of manslaughter for the October murder of Herbert Mable. He was sentenced to two and a half to five years in the state penitentiary. At Helena, the Scottish Rite conclave ended with a banquet at the temple and a short ceremonial procession of Algeria.
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Wegnigh
Miskoula
Werner of Paradise
Helena
Shine Temple
Algeria
Plan to finance American export trade 15 discussed in Chicago
An organization of a 160 million dollar corporation to back American export trade will be reviewed by 250 bankers, business leaders and producers in Chicago over tomorrow and Saturday. The plan uses the hedge act to shield home industries and aid financing for foreign buyers lacking security. The semi public entity would operate under the protection of the federal reserve banks.
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Chicago
Deckion Ax
Federal Reserve Banks
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AALD
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British Columbia
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Louis
Fegen
Cannetan
Auguat Kieckheter
Massel
George M
Portland
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Chicars
Willem Rock
Ma’ Wean
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Littur Rock
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Iren Wahert
The
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Grover Land
Sae Nine
Pacific
Stow
Hennessy
Henessy
Husband
Toyss Fet
BO Fs
Land Reds
Kodak Pictures
Woodworth
Piver
Colgate
Pyralin
Serge
Vlanken
Nona Irk
Keattle
Butte Briefs
Lane
Gilbert
Deo
Gibert
America
Sioux Falls
George We Burnside
Tihone
Ahre Burnside
Herneleum
Tiurmalde
Amy Poli
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