Front to back dresses puzzle Londoners in spring
International News Service reports that new front-to-back fashions from the Riviera cause questions in Mayfair fittings. The evening frock now features a high back neck with a deep V at the back, while the front remains plain. Dance frocks and dinner gowns follow the trend across Riviera styles.
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International News Service
London
Mayfair
Mme, Chiffon
The
Riviera
Dover Street
Sunday Express
One Little Vice
Stephen C Ackerman of Mansfield Ohio has just turned ninety and plans to live until Christ comes again. He admits a single vice chewing tobacco for 75 years yet credits regular habits for his long life. He works a little daily and gardens yearly, with great enjoyment in eating.
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International News Service
Mansfield
Ohio
Stephen ¢. Ackerman
Ackerman
Mr. Ackerman
Who's Going Fishing Without Bait
A New York Telegraph piece questions if the eighteenth amendment will cut fish catches this season noting potential effects on fishing. The item frames a broader debate about regulation and its impact on anglers and fishery outcomes.
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New York Telegraph
Carpenters Fight Continues Amid Labor Dispute in Butte
Delegates returning from Lewistown report Dowler delayed by Seattle business and may join the carpenters on the Seattle fight. W J Swindlehurst says his visit to Butte has no link to the dispute. Both sides fortify positions as daily meetings push the standoff toward an unseen tipping point.
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State Council of Carpenters
Lewistown
Dowler
Seattle
Butte
Carpenters
W. J. Swindlehurst
Butte Personalities Register at Finlen and Thornton Hotels
Dillon residents registered at the Finlen include C. H. Berry Charles Nelson Mr and Mrs H E Andrews Mrs J E Monroe L E Stimson G R Baker A M Jones and R E Foster Mrs C W Hungerford of Virginia City wife of the Madison county sheriff is visiting in the city George Arnott Jr an attorney of Billinge is a business visitor in the city Mr and Mrs E H Todd Frank Finnie and A J McLean are Basin residents registered at the Butte R S S Blitz a mining man of Philipsburg is a business visitor R Arnold H G Bennett and C J Robert of Great Falls are business visitors registered at the Finlen J C Brenner a rancher of Armstead is a business visitor in the city J Patten a Philipsburg banker and his bride are registered at the Thornton They were married in the city yesterday John G Brown an Helena attorney is a business visitor Mrs A N Sackett of Billings is a visitor registered at the Butte Helena residents registered at the Leggat are W J Haley Dan P Mambree and John J Taylor Mr and Mrs John O Toole of Barber are visitors G A Leasby and George Rostad are business visitors from Gig Timber George H Allen of Miles City is registered at the Finlen Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur P Debois 308 Locust a son.
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C. W. Hungerford
Virginia City
Madison County
George Arnott Jr
Billinge
E. H. Todd
Frank Finnie
A. J. McLean
Basin
Butte
R. S&s. Blitz
Philipsburg
R. Arnold
H. G. Bennett
C. J. Robert
Great Falls
Finlen
J. C. Brenner
Armstead
J. Patten
Thornton
John G. Brown
Helena
A. N. Sackett
Billings
Leggat
W. J. Haley
Dan P. Mambree
John J. Taylor
John O'Toole
Barber
G. A. Leasby
George ©. Rostad
Gig Timber
Californian Offer Sparks Protests from London Mothers
In London, mothers express outrage at Hubert Barnett of San Francisco who seeks to sell his unborn baby. Haggerston residents vow to shield families, with some declaring they would chase a husband away with a flatiron rather than part with their child. Multiple mothers defend babies as essential and loyal, contrasting to accused parental cowardice.
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London
East End
Hubert Barnett
San Francisco
Haggerston
Mary Thomas
Mansfield Street
Better Jobs Face Off With College Professors
A Macon News analysis notes underpayment of American college professors as living costs rise push talented instructors toward commercial careers. It also observes dwindling incentives for new teachers to enter the profession.
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Macon News
Labor banners edge toward presidential drive in 1920s plea
The piece notes labor aims to influence governors judges and legislatures, seeks farm ally support but rejects a third party move. It cites North Dakota Minnesota New York and South Carolina as key farming power centers and reports railroad unions avoiding overt political alignment. The Labor editorials urge wage earners and farmers to organize to push Congressmen.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
New York
South Carolina
Washington
Ad Federation
Plumb Plan League
H. E. Wills
the Brotherhoods
L. E. Sheppard
Labor
Editors Call Labor and Farmers to Unite in Congress
The editorial argues for at least 200 workers and farmers in Congress, replacing lawyers bankers trust barons and mine operators in seats. It proclaims labor and the farmer have the votes and urges immediate mobilization before the primaries close, stressing unprecedented cause for union and action now.
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Congress
Granite Loses To Powell In Debate
Powell county won the interscholastic debate tonight over Granite county's high school team in Deer Lodge. Granite members were Blanche Kneale Warle Snuter and Fred Owens. Powell team included Theodore Johnson Charles Church and Mary Blaisdell with judges John W. James Eugene Corey and H. J. Roberts.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Granite County
Theodore Johnson
Charles
Church
Mary Blaisdell
Granite
Blanche Kneale
Warle Snuter
Fred Owens
John W. James
Anaconda
Eugene Corey
Butte
H. J. Roberts
Helena
Oil prospectors must keep off homesteads Miles City
Miles City Feb 6 Prospectors for oil or minerals have no right to trespass on homestead claims against the will of the homesteader and land cannot be leased until patent is obtained. Commissioner Clay Tallman of the general land office forwarded the ruling to Registrar George Myers amid complaints that claim-seeking prospectors threatened homesteaders to force leases.
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Miles City
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
George Myers
Irish Lincoln Day Observed In Butte Hall
Irish societies of Butte plan a Lincoln's birthday celebration at Hibernia hall on February 12 with speeches outlining emancipation principles. The next day a $150,000 Liberty Bond drive opens, with field workers to start February 13 and credentials required. Montana allocations total $75,000 for Butte, $25,000 for Anaconda, $50,000 for other areas, amid prior donations of $4,000 and a peak $700.
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Hibernia Hall
Lincoln
Butte
Mach
John J. Caplis
J. J. Harrington
Mamiel Lenahan
Montana
James E. Murray
Anaconda
M. C. A. Holds Open House This Evening
The M C A invites the public to an open house at the T M A tonight. Many new members signed up in the recent campaign prompted a social night to welcome arrivals. Officials and members will introduce newcomers and help them settle in.
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Colton
Hudson banker fights ongoing $15 funeral contract
Edward Frensdorf of Hudson, vice president of First State Savings Bank, recalls a 12 year old agreement with an undertaker for a $15 funeral. He says the contract remains in force and he expects the undertaker to honor it.
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International News Service
Hillsdale
Mich
Edward Frensdorf
Hudson
First State Savings Bank
Frensdorf
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