Debs Strike New Liberty Bell Of Style Of Clothes Combinations
New York May 1927 debutantes on Park Avenue display independent fashion sense with masculine coats and feminine hats. The era blends boyish coats with girlish frocks, as women curate outfits reflecting postwar freedom and evolving style.
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Park Avenue
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Prohibition Strength Across Nation Evident in Polls
A New York Times survey by William A. DePuy analyzes eight years since the Prohibition Amendment. It finds a strong dry majority in Congress and state governments, with many races and referenda showing dry triumphs, while a few wet states persist. The piece notes widespread dry dominance and highlights notable exceptions in New York, Maryland, and Wisconsin.
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
Congress
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Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
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Maryland
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Nevada
Montana
California
Colorado
Missouri
Ohio
Massachusetts
Walsh
Massachusets
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Louisiana
Wadsworth
Samuel 8
Koenig
Connecticutt
United States
Continesd
It Pays To Be Healthy Spanish Lad To Become King
London reports from 1927 claim 14 year old Prince Juan of Spain is healthy while his elder brothers Princes Alphonse and Jaime are considered invalids. King Alphonso and General Rivera allegedly favor Juan as heir apparent, with debates noted on Spain’s succession and monarchy prospects.
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Spain
Alphonso
General Rivera
Prince Alphonse
Jaime
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Jamie
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