Chicago Bars Red Flag from May 1 Parade
Chicago officials refused permission to display a red flag during a May 1 labor parade led by Morris Backall of the Socialist party. Chief Fitzmarrig warned that displaying the flag would provoke violence, and Backall agreed not to carry the red flag, citing danger. The exchange touched on postwar symbolism and parade rules in Cook County.
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Chicago
G.arizing
Morris Backall
Socialist Party
Cook County
Witzmorris
Backall
Fitzmarrig
Soviet Republic
States Plan Permanent Expositions In Washington DC
Washington, April 29. States consider permanent exhibit buildings in the capital to represent each state and foreign countries. Plans include Rock Creek Park or Virginia sites, a federal board, and no extra pay for trustees. cost mainly for land and offices.
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Washington, D.C
LY Prederig
Haskin
Washington
Tor Henry
Ist
Copat
Rock Creek Park
Congress
America
United States
Wasington
Capitol
Washington Monument
Davis
Minnesota
Federal Treasury
Potomac River
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Arlington
Davie
House of Representatives
State Mission Head To Speak At Forum Sunday
Rev Sherrod Soule superintendent of the Missionary Society of Connecticut will speak at the United Forum Sunday morning sharing insights from his work among more than a score of nationalities in the state. He will discuss how home missions teach Christianity and Americanism to aliens and is also booked to address the Discussion Club after the service.
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Sherrod Soule
Sotiety
Connecticut
United Forum
Soule
Congregational Church
Proposed national exposition buildings by state plan
The summot outlines funding over ten thousand annually for clerical hires and lets each state decide its own building plan. A board and Fine Arts commission would review practicality and harmony but no single architectural style is required. States may showcase designs, materials, and exhibits with possible international participation.
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Board of Trustees
Fine Arts Commission
Busines
Government Oy
Delightful weekly arrivals with seasonal style variety
A fresh pleasing assembly at a special price of 25 dollars highlights coats wraps and decorations. Coats are sport models and wraps are wrapped in silk linings with extra value. Second floor offers the goods in blue.
Coats for Girls Reduced as Seasonal Stock Sale
A local store cuts prices on girls coats ranging from ages 2 to 16, offering a large assortment in tans navy reds and Copenhagen blues. Styles include serge and bolivia fabrics with many bargains. prices dropped from 8.50 to 28.50.
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Bolivia
Old-timey chocolate treats in assorted drops
The notice describes Roman punch nougatines with chewy centers and a smooth chocolate coating. It lists 48c chocolate cream drops with safe centers and thick coating, plus gum drops of firm texture in assorted flavors, priced at one pound or two pounds of either at 55e uf ront musement.
New Victrolas and Records At Bargain Prices
New Victrolas, two models priced 100 and 125 dollars, offered at 25 less than older equivalents with fine cabinets and improved power. May records arriving, including five new dance records and a special May list. Also notices on women’s vests, cotton stockings, and children’s sizes, all featured in the sale.
Men's suits and trousers sale at main floor rear
Readable text notes two good men’s suits with two trousers priced at 33.75 each. Item located on the main floor rear.
Organdy Vestings and Trimmings for Ladies’ Dress
Organdy vestings and bandings offered with embroidery or face trimming, priced from 89 cents to 1.50 dollars for vestings and up to 3.50 dollars for sets. Organdy rufflings in colors and white, 1 to 2 inches wide, 89 cents to 1 dollar. Collar and cuff sets feature plain and hem stitched options with embroidered hats and net or lace trims. Center aisle front of shop display.
Handkerchiefs on sale in bright colors at 15c
Boys and men's handkerchiefs offered at special value prices. White cambric with border checks and stripes in blue tan and green. Boys’ lively handkerchiefs 15c, men's soft cotton handkerchiefs of generous size, center aisle rear.
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Beys
Low-heel shoes extra value price at sale
Shoes with low heels offered at 3.85 dollars each as a breaking lot of ends from various makers. White voile and organdy trims. motherly gifts with discounts on ranges from 4.95 to 7.95. Floor notes indicate second floor displays and rich color selections amid broader shoe options and a leather glove accessory priced at 5 cents.
Cheerful Double-Service boys' suits $13 50
Tailors who made these know their business extra well. New woolen mixtures of light weight for the season. Jacket with pointed yoke and inverted pleat at back mohair lining. Two pairs of trousers as in all Double-Service suits, neatly sized 8 to 17. Front Gasement.
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Cam
J.c.neuhoff
Dillon’s OS
Main Street
the Electric Shop
the United Muminating Co
Phone Barnum
State Mission
Sherron Soule
Missionary Society of Connectiong
P. Sproviero
Bridgeport
Main St
Newfield
Reemeat Tane Peat
Au Ee
Joe Boake
New York City
Conn
Owland
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Omorrow
Ufront Musement
Abc
Clarks
the Howland .Dry Goods Company
Jersey
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