International Debates Open as Roosevelt Plans Shifted Powers
Senate and House discuss executive reorganization and 4 per cent cut in department spending. Roosevelt aims for wide reform, with 300 million in new relief loans and reconstruction finance expansion. Debates touch on economy, unemployment aid, and federal state tax conflicts as leaders prepare for upcoming inaugurations.
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New Mexico
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Henry L. Stevens
North Carolina
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Roosevelt
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Washington
Velvet Ribbed Coats Spark Midseason Style In Paris
Fashion notes praise ribbed velvet for midseason coats and wraps with vertical rib contrasts. White ribbed velvet appears in sports coats and an elegant evening gown by Mangele Rouff, while beige and gray tones dominate resort wear and detachable fur neckpieces.
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Mangele Rouff
Western Newspaper Union
Check With Plain By Cherie Nicholas
Fashion notes describe this season's check and plaid looks. Beach costumes and spring salts use washable fabrics with checked silk accents. One piece dresses feature bodices or yoked tops in check with self fabric fastenings.
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Cherie Nicholas
Hand Knitted Effects Feature In Sports Wear Trend
Hand knitted effects are chic for all sports clothes with simulated patterns gaining popularity. Rich color tones like rusty reds browns copper and burnt orange brighten outfits under dark top coats.
Worth Spring Models Debut With Sleek Beige Palette
Worth showcases mid season lines highlighting spring colors in beige gray sand black and white. Fur trimmed long coats and suits appear with new shapes like flaring shoulder capes over light wool or crepe frocks. Fontainebleau is a black and white crepe satin ensemble favored by Paris clients. Eureeux, a brown beige wool sport dress with cape sleeves and stitched trim, adds youthful charm.
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Ceuta
Worth
Fontainebleau
Bustles Return Through Pleats and Folds in Fashion
The style revival centers on bustles reimagined by Madame Schiaparelli using pleats and folds. The trend follows the Empress Eugenie hats and leg o mutton sleeves, signaling a fresh take rather than old silhouette fillers.
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Empress Eugenie
Madame Schiaparelli
Dress Designers Return to Fringe for Trimming
Fringe returns as a trimming trend with evening capes capelet sleeves and scarf ends. For daywear fringe borders round collars and pairs with black or black and white on white as the common color pairing.
Indiana 1923 news briefs mix robberies deaths and arson
Police report a spree of crimes and accidents across Indiana including bank and license bureau robberies, a garage fire and explosion, arson convictions, a woman beaten to death, a suicide, and a car accident that killed 11 year old Glenn Tipton. Also noted are loan approvals, forgery arrests, and a Purdue student entry attempt.
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Scotte Coonney
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Dreecratin County
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Iadimanto Dicense Bureau
Branch County
Gary
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Grant County
Pank Veo McNutt
Clay Kearns
American Security Company
Marion
Jon Eharper
Tra Berndt
Interurban
Valparaiso
Berndt
Delaware County Grand Jury
George R. Dale
Muncie
Frank Elwell, Jr
Aurora
William Kaiser
Frank
Edwin Libert
Jose Alfredo Arnillas
Arequipa
Peru
South America
Lafayette
Purdue University
Arnillas
Albert Robertson
Haw Creek Township
Columbus
Theodore Bennett
Mary Ellis
Jasonville
Ethel Saucerman
Virgil Terhune
G. Walter Humphrey
Evansville
Humphreys
Humphrey
G. Lemuel Conway
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William Aurand
Alva C. Lurber
Frederick
Doctor Lurber
State Road 29
Royal Center
Glenn Tipton
Eva Tipton
Artificial Diamonds Seen At Columbia University
Artificial diamonds as large as one twentieth of a carat have been produced at Columbia University at a cost near 50 dollars per carat. The small size and high cost render them commercially valueless.
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Coluumbia University
California Syrup of Figs Endorsed for Child Appetite
This old promotional piece urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to stimulate appetite in children. It claims rapid improvement in eating, energy, color, weight, and spirits, warning to avoid substitutes and stressing a natural, fruit flavored, vegetable product sold by druggists with directions.
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California
Just Blue Traveler Seeks Babylonian Hanging Gardens Guide
A speaker asks for directions to the hanging gardens of Babylon claiming weariness with life. The fragmentary line blends travel longing with mythic geography in a distressed mood.
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Blue
Babylonian
Hanging Gardens
Babylon
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