Reduction in Corset Prices Today at Second Floor
A noted price cut returns for corsets in batiste and coutil with long hip and medium bust to suit the average figure. Royal Worcester and Nadia corsets in white coutil, sizes 18 to 34, with hip supporters at the front, shown on the second floor.
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May Willis Faces Court Over Gifted Touch Theft
In a busy court session Judge McGowan advised May Willis to seek counsel after arraignment on charges she stole $45 from John O Harra by leveraging a physical gesture. The case was postponed with Willis on bond and intent to proceed, while several other local incidents including a man accused of stealing a bucket of water and a gun dispute were heard.
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Democrats Postpone Elaborate Lincoln Banquet
The Democratic Executive Committee in Lincoln, Nebraska, postpones the Sept. 24 banquet to allow two Lincoln gatherings before the campaign ends. The state convention moves to Sept. 44, and the banquet will be held several weeks later as a representative gathering inviting Democrats from across the country.
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Fund Raises $100000 for Church Extension Work
Philadelphia reports a $100000 fund raised in the last period to support church extension and missionary activities. The drive reflects strong community support for religious outreach and expansion projects nationwide.
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Philadelphia Baptists plan 20th anniversary drive
A year by the Baptists of Philadelphia marks the 20th anniversary of the Philadelphia Baptist association. Anticipated liberal response could exceed $100,000. Funds will be distributed to church enterprises during the anniversary celebration from Oct 1 for a week.
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Cassie Chadwick Blinded by Nervous Collapse
Cassie M. Chadwick, famed swindler posing as Carnegie's daughter, suffered a nervous collapse at the penitentiary and is now blind. Prison doctors fear she will not serve the full ten year sentence, two years already served.
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Butte Salvationists Bazaar Opens To Aid Building
Butte Salvation Army officers open a week long bazaar at the barracks on East Broadway to pay down debt on a new building. Daily sales include groceries, fancy goods, rummage items, ice cream and sodas, plus evening concerts. Visitors urged to support the cause and shop.
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Soubrette Reports Leading Man Role In New Drama
Soubrette Mr Bouaster states he holds the leading man position in the new drama. Star confirms the role by noting the cow is led across the stage by him in the first act.
Parlor rug sale with Oriental and floral patterns
The listing advertises Axminster and oriental rugs in sizes like 9x12 and 8.3x19.6 with color blends. Prices modernize from $40 to $37.50 and from $29.50 to $32.50, noting serviceable wear and decorative appeal.
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Bad little boys back in reform school after burglary
Two juveniles once at reform school, Wille Goggin and James Sullivan, are recaptured after a Burglary spree in Butte and Wyoming. Goggin regained parole strictness while Sullivan is identified, both sent back to Miles City. An 11 year old, Reginald Curry, alleged horse theft and milk theft, turned to Butte Industrial school. An advertisement for Orton Bros. piano organ value in Butte.
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Al Smith and Edward Ely Seriously Injured in Coast Incident
Los Angeles on September 16 a Pacific coast agent for an eastern car company Al Smith and Edward Ely secretary of the Knights and Ladies of Security were seriously injured in a collision. Police said both men suffered grave injuries and were rushed to a local hospital for treatment. The crash occurred in the evening near downtown, and investigators gathered details from witnesses at the scene.
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Auto race mishap near Big Horn mine injures driver
An overturned automobile during a race to the Big Horn mine on Mt. San Antonio yesterday injured the driver and fellow occupant. The car wreckage was extensive and Smith is feared to have internal injuries.
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Bogus Banknotes Defraud Many in Butte Arrests Probed
Local reports describe widespread use of counterfeit Bank of Georgia notes in Butte with dozens of arrests and several acquittals. Bowen released pending Utah warrants while a dentist, Dr. Johnson, relocates to 101 Pennsylvania block. The feature then shifts to pushes in textile innovation painting cloths from limestone wool and rope-derived fabrics, noting rough rope cloths used by London tailors and mills adopting new processes.
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Butte
Bowen
Utah
Chicago Tribune
London
The Rose That Smells Sweetest Fades First
Albany Ledger notes that beauty and vigor fade quickly with time as a proverb style reflection. It contrasts a sweet smelling rose with its swift decline and likens speed, brightness, and wealth to looming fading outcomes for youth and fortune.
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Pope Pius X Encyclical Targets Catholic Modernists
Rome reports the Osservatore Romano issued a major encyclical denouncing modernism as a synthesis of all heresy and leading to atheism. It outlines how philosophy and theology should be taught, bans modernist reading for clerics and laity, and calls for diocese censorship committees and councils to combat modern errors.
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Fibs the Dog Hears the Streetcar Dash Across Indianapolis
A fat man reading a paper rides a streetcar on an Indiana avenue line as a small dog clings to a pocket behind him. The car speeds past New York and St Clair streets, then Fifteenth, where the dog whines and finally reveals itself from the pocket in a dash of urgency and mischief.
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Swiss Eyeing Two Trans Alpine Tunnel Schemes
The Swiss government weighs two major trans Alpine tunnel projects. One would pierce the Ps gen route and the other the Greina route in the Grisons canton, aiming to boost transit capacity and regional connectivity.
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