Lace up hosiery seta fashion on Paris boulevards this summer
New York dispatch notes the lace up clock as the latest hosiery craze affecting femininity on Paris streets. Openwork silk laces back and forth on black stockings with a bow, while heels on evening slippers and pumps hint at a changing walk and bearing. Fringes in silk and crystals join a broader fall dress trimming trend, with jet and tricotine color pairings creating striped effects.
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New York
Paris
Pilgrim Spirit Pageant draws thousands to Plymouth
The Pageant The Pilgrim Spirit written by Harvard's George P. Baker will open with Plymouth Rock as prologue and present scenes from Norse visitors to Pilgrims detailing deaths, escapes, and voyages. It features William Brewster Bradford Robinson and others, ending with a Frost penned chorus and light on the Mayflower.
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Plymouth
George P. Baker
Harvard
Plymouth Rock
Martin Pring
Champlain
Admiral Block
John Smith
JGM
Thomas Hunt
Thomas Dermer
England
Pilgimages
Canterbury
Lincoln Cathedral
William Tyndale
Fleet Prison
Greenwood
Barrow
King James
Hermann Hagedorn
Scrooby
Pilgrim Fathers
William Brewster
Clifton
Carver
Robinson
Bradford
Holland
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Provinceuun
Josephine “Preston Peabody
Oldham
Lyford
Washington
Lincoln
Robert Frost
Three youths arrested after post office loot chase
Worcester police say three youths Frank Trahout Alfred Anderson and Joseph O Leary all of the city were captured after a long chase following 12 revolver shots fired by two patrolmen. They face charges of breaking and entering and larceny at sub station No 6 on West Boylton Street.
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Worcester
West Boyleton Street
Frank Trahout
Alfred Anderson
Joseph O'Leary
Sir James Craig Power in Ulster
The sixth in a series profiling leading figures at the Irish peace conference offers a sketch of Sir James Craig. The article notes continued coverage with the next installment due Monday.
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Mr. Bantry
Ulster Leaders Face London Conference Over Irish Settlement
Sir James Craig, Ulster premier, stands firm at the London talks, insisting Ulster will not yield. The article notes Sinn Fein openness to Ulster autonomy, Craig’s influence, Ulster banking power, and the political tension across Ireland amid calls for compromise and unity.
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James Craig
Ulster
London
Boyne
Sinn Fein
Northern Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Ireland
Ulster Movement
James
South of Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston
All Ireland
de Valera
Dublin
Cork
England
Southern
America
Sinn
Belfast
Dublin Corporation
Lane
Ulster Secsitiaaire
Europe
Doughty Orangeman
Frick
Ulster’s political stance tests Ireland’s unity in Britain’s glare
The article argues Ulster seeks domination within an all Ireland parliament and may push for conciliation or conflict. It notes Lord Carson and Lord Birkenhead shift from Ulster loyalist leadership to conciliatory stances while predicting pressure from Lloyd George and an unreconciled Craig facing heavy odds.
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London
Ireland
All Ireland
Craig
de Valera
Lloyd George
Edward Carson
Lord Carson
House of Lords
Carson
Frederick E. Smith
England
Lord Birkenhead
James Craig
St Swithin’s Day Weather Quip Prompts Rain Hope
A humorous note on St Swithin and July rain predicts showers may persist for 40 days, barring dry forecasts. It jokes that the weatherman clashes with the saint while weather lore and public mood mix as drought fears tempt wardrobe bets.
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St. Swithin
Season Opens as Teams Clash Over Weather Policy
The season begins amid debate about rain and water use. Critics oppose St Swithin’s forecast, arguing forty wet days would flood the U S and reflect a population that has “subsisted on water long enough.”
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St. Swithin
United States
Want $1 an Hour for Saving Leaky Schooner
The Gloucester fishing schooner Frank 8. Pierce crew seeks $1 an hour for 70 hours spent steering the leaky vessel to port at Fairhaven. The Vbel suit in Federal Court alleges refusal of payment. It is believed first of its kind in New England. No hearing date set.
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Gloucester
Frank 8. Pierce
Fairhaven
New England
Hoover Sees Prosperity For U S In Hoover Speech
Chicago July 15 United News Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce told seven thousand real estate men at the national convention that the United States will emerge from industrial depressions with flying colors. He said the nation has greater resources and no less courage skill or intelligence than in past crises.
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Chicago
United News
United States
Herbert Hoover
Lowell Electric official jailed for nine car thefts
John L. Collins a Lowell Electric Light Company official was sentenced to two and a half to three and a half years in State's Prison after pleading guilty to stealing nine automobiles. He earned 4000 dollars a year and admitted a mania for owning cars amid a history including a Maine degree and a Halifax incident companion.
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John L. Collins
Lowell Electric Light Company
Quinn
Superior Criminal Court
Collins
University of Maine
Astor Street
Lowell
Airfax
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Morris Murphy
Albert Carnes
Stone & Webster
Sacco and Vanzetti to Seek New Trial
Attorney Fred H. Moore stated Sacco and Vanzetti will request a new trial. He said the verdict did not seem warranted by the evidence and that exceptions are pending. The case will go to a higher court if possible.
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Vanzetti
Sacco
Fred H. Moore
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Contracts Set for 17 Portable Schoolhouses
Mayor Peters awarded contracts for 17 portable schoolhouses in Brighton and East Boston as part of school improvements. The Lamont Bros. will build 10 units in East Boston yards for 26,000 dollars, and R. J. Connolly 7 units in Brighton for 17,843 dollars, totaling 81,524 dollars.
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Brighton
East Boston
Peters
Lamont Bros
R. J. Connolly
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