Coolidge Visits Brockton Fair with New Shoes Gift
Gov Coolidge and New Hampshire Gov Bartlett visit the Brockton Agricultural Society fair arriving by special train. A 15 piece band and 11th Massachusetts Infantry guard the event. Coolidge is presented Brockton-made shoes and Berkshire overcoat. he notes no shoe purchase in 13 months.
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Brockton
Mase
Coolidge
John H. Bartlett
New Hampshire
Chanaing
Broohton Agricultural Society
Boston
Commercial Club
Fairgrounds
11Th Infantry
Massachusetts
State Guard
Great Barrington
Leg Is Cut Off by Light of Lantern
New York October 8 Physicians using a Bickering Lantern soothed and freed Henry Helms motorman from tangled wreckage after two street cars telescoped injuring 20 others. Helms had one leg removed and later the other as doctors operated with anaesthetic to save time. Conductor William Wherax suffered a fractured skull but slight chance of recovery remain. Accident followed brakes failing on a steep descent of Amsterdam avenue.
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New York
Henry Helms
Helms
Hiclms
William Wherax
Amsterdam Avenue
Louisiana Eyes Mexican Laborers For Fields
Louisiana planters and business leaders back a proposal by Barry D. Wilson to import Mexican laborers for cane tea sugar and cotton work. He asked the federal immigration bureau to grant permission with relaxed rules similar to border states. Louisiana faces about 8 000 planting and 16 000 harvesting workers amid a migration of Black workers to cities.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Barry D. Wilson
Agriculture and Immigration
Federal Immigration Bureau
Denies G P Pays Way to Front Porch
Senator Now chairman of the Republican Speakers' bureau issued a statement denying that the Republican national committee paid the expenses of any delegation members visiting Marion to hear Senator Barding speak from his front porch. Representative James W. McClintock of Oklahoma, Democratic speakers' bureau chairman, released a letter claiming a Republican regional director planned to cover all expenses for the visitor.
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Chicago
Republican National ~ Committee
Marion
Barding
James W. McClintick
Oklahoma
Shelton Man Arrested With Suitcase Of Ram
Theodore Ferro of Shelton was arrested by federal agents as he stepped from a New York express train here. A catcher containing patch was seized and Ferro was brought before United States Commissioner Hugh A Lavery. He is held in bonds of $50 for a hearing on October 18. The suitcase Ferro carried was unusually heavy when he alighted from the train.
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Theodore Ferro
Shelton
New York
Ferro
United States
Hugh A. Lavery
Priority coal movement orders issued for Canada route
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued priority orders today for coal shipments to Canada, covering movement to the territory east of the eastern boundary of Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico.
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Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Airflight to Alaska and Canada diverted chaos in transit
In a fogged routing update from Prince George and Jasper through B C and Alberta, three United States army planes from Nomu Alaska bound for Migeola were reported en route and then diverted to Geary House Tucl. The Bedford mills will close next week with 4,700 workers laid off while most other plants pause operations for Monday.
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Edmonton
Alta
United States Army
Nomu
Alaska
Migeola
Prince George
B. C
Pamenvon
Ward
Jasper
Geary House
Bedford
Mass
Columbus Bay
Prices Drop Emphasize Quality and Value for Patrons
Our notice states prices have fallen on many merchandise items though not all. We pledge to maintain high quality standards and to offer value, insisting that the best overall deal comes from quality and service that remains cheapest in the end.
Baby Corner offers dainty nursery wear and bonnets
A department showcases new baby comforts from silk bonnets in jap silk crepe de chine and poplin to white crocheted hats, helmets, and knitted drawers. Prices range from 1.25 to 5.95 with selections in white, blue, grey, and brown. Exclusive with Rockwell & Co. in this city.
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Imore
Loggins
Good Savings on Fall Footwear at Rockwell & Co
Saturday new prices are lower than regular on Rockwell & Co footwear. Highlights include Black Kid lace shoe at 7.50 from 9.00, Patent colt lace shoes at 9.50 from 12.00, and Brown kid button shoe at 10.00 from 12.00. Also Golden brown blucher at 10.00 from 12.00. Tweedie Boot Tops and Standard Spats displayed. department at Middle St entrance.
Drop in Hosiery Market Brings Fine Values
Wholesale drop lowers silk hose prices from high to well below past costs. Italian Silkose at 2.98 and other silk hose at 1.95 plus children’s hose 0.87 0.49 and 0.79. Manufacturer irregulars with minor flaws offered as general wear silk hose value up to 4.30 now priced to clear stock.
Standard Toilet Articles at Low Prices in Ad List
Daily items available include face powders, tooth pastes, dental preparations, creams, lotions, talcum powders, manicure goods, and soaps. The ad features brands like Cocoanut Oil, Kolynos, Pebeco, Pears, Palmolive, Woodbury, Cutex, Cuticura, and Palmolive, with various prices and sizes.
Wool Scarfs Offer Warmth and Colorful Style
Advertising notes brushed wool scarves suitable for games and outdoor activities. Features plain colors, plaids, and stripes in fine Vienna wool quality. Prices range from $2.95 to $25, highlighting warmth and fashion appeal for cold days.
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Vienna
New Leather Goods Display Promotes Velvet Bags and Boxes
New bags shown in Leather Goods featuring Silk Velvet in brown black navy and taupe with lined interiors and chenille tassel bottoms. Strap top envelope pocketbooks offered in various leathers and colors, with beauty boxes and new shapes priced from 1.65 to 6.95 dollars, including a 2.50 value bag.
Glove Sale Highlights New Fall Embroideries
Nearly all women seek new gloves to match a new frock suit or coat. Fall stock on display showcases newer embroideries and shades in multiple lengths. A notable glove in kid leather comes in black grey and brown with over-sewn seams, now $2.93 from $3.25. Washable Cape Gloves in mouse and grey with embroidered backs offer street wear value now $2.45 down from $4.50.
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G. O.P
Nas Big Fair
Motorman
Shelton Man
Ram
Canada
NOBLE
RockweLl & Co
Main ST
Elm
Evora
Bolivia
Modart
Madame Iren
la Thelma
Lyons and
Panne
Hatter’s
Vanta
Baby Garments
Middle St
Marysie
Kolynos
Dr. Lyons
Dow Pond
Dagger &Ramsdell
Gerrard
Johnson & Johnaén
Babcock
Syke
Woodbury’s
Pudoas
Tts
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