Kid Gloves and Hosiery Sale Highlight Parlor Display
choicout and chest line of Kid Gloves and hosiery featured with prices. items include Trefousee Ladies gloves at various shades, Derby gloves for ladies street wear, Ireland Cape gloves, 16 button Perfection at 4.50, Misses and Girls Cape gloves 1.25, Men's kid gloves 1.75, silk lined lines, Demster Place qualities, mittens and gauntlets, plus "Onyx" silk hosiery and Wayne silk hosiery priced 1.00 to 2.00 and 1.85 to 2.50 for embroidered silk hose. classic early 20th century retail listing.
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Ireland
Onysx
Sik
Wayne
Poultney Bigelow for Return to Fig Leaf
New York news account reports Poultney Bigelow calling for a revival of primeval costume and lifestyle at a Fifth Avenue gathering. He criticizes doctors and vivisection advocates and argues reduced garments would end disease and reduce medical reliance.
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Poultney Bigelow
New York
Garden of Eden
John Bigelow
Fifth Avenue
Mia
Marshall Orme Wilson
East Sixty-fourth Street
Pickaninny Rescued From Cocoanut Tree At Sea
A West Indian hurricane survivor named Willie Gee was found half conscious in a cocoanut tree drifting 60 miles off Jamaica while the Foxton Hall ferried debris. He was rescued by a lifeboat crew and kept aboard to Brooklyn to restart cargo duties. The boy, a Port Antonia beach comber, had slept in the tree after surviving two days afloat and drinking coconut milk.
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New York
Foxton Hall
Willie Gee
Port Antonia
Brooklyn
Cambera
Wyoming Weather Indications Shift Through Week
The forecast for Wyoming shows a mix of snow flurries in the north on Tuesday, variable and windier conditions on Wednesday, and colder air Wednesday. Mild to moderate precipitation possible with changing temperatures.
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Washington
Wyoming
Wall
Leader Seeks Donations for Cheyenne Needy Dinner
The Leader calls for remaining funds to supply a basket dinner to Cheyenne's needy. Last night’s gifts total 165.13, with a goal of at least 200. Baskets will be distributed 2 to 4 PM at Salvation Army hall 509 W 17th St. Call or leave donations at The Leader or Salvation Army. phone 661.
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Cheyenne
Galvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
17Th Street
Cheyenne Credinery
Rufus Clark
Bartlett
Ingersoll
F. Mullin
John Mullin
Phillips
Wyo
Dre
Conway & Henneberry
Edholm & Akin
John F. Carey
W. L. Whipple
W. E. Dinngen
Clyde Barry
J. A. Meanea
Wro
Colo. Engineering Company
A. White
Jens Nelson
N. J. Applegate
Leon C. Hills
George van Wirkle
William Dubois
J. FP. Graham
D. M. Savage
W. J. Rossman
J. McLaughlin
Sarah Darlington Carey
Elizabeth Miller Carey
Leader
Salvation Army
West Seventeenth Street
Chesham
Mall
Sands days How did the Sird know that
A quaint prose line notes how gifts serve as tokens of esteem with every purchase, suggesting an estimable value attached to each item offered. The text frames giving as a gesture of regard and quality.
Probing New York Police Extortion Bribery Case
Grand jury charges extend beyond Patrolman Skelly and Manny Mass to four saloon keepers and financier John D Rockefeller Jr who funds a police bureau inquiry. The probe, led by Henry Bruere and supported by Commissioner Waldo, aims to improve crime prevention and police methods rather than seek graft evidence.
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New York
Mary Goode
John L. Skelly
Manny Mass
Bert A. Bottler
Sol Wolf
John D.rockefeller, Jr
Police Department
Bureau of Municipal Research
Aldermanic Committee
Henry Bruere
Bureau
Rockefeller
Waldo
Bruere
Bank Porter Charged With Stealing Cash
PUBBLA Colo Dec 21 Believing he could steal 7 000 000 deposited in the vaults at the First National, P J Benjamin a black head porter began Oct 7 by slipping out 1449 in bills from the teller cage. He planned with his brother to take more and was arrested that afternoon by Detective Jon Winterbottom after a relentless chase. About three weeks ago he resumed the theft and spent part of the robbed funds.
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Jon Winterbottom
Benjamin
Race to Battle for Potash in California
A dozen armed men and Byrne agency detectives race toward Searigg lake in the Mojave to claim potash, borax and soda ash deposits valued at 20 million dollars. The California Trona company owns the 40 000 acre lake and Henry B Lee leads the contest with 16 gunfighters aiming to validate claims before December 31. Trona company defenders number about 140 as a potential desert battle looms in Death Valley region near Searles.
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Los Angeles
Des
Southwest
Byrne Agency
California
Searigg Lake
Mojave Desert
California Trona Company
Henry B. Lee
Trona Company
Searles Jake
Ban Bernardino County
Death Valley
Abmont
President elect remarks after pardons board session
Princeton December 23. President elect said I feel like a squeezed sponge after an all day session with the pardons board. Tomorrow in Trenton he meets with Governor and cabinet officials, then discusses future legislative program with Speaker Clark.
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Princeton
Gate Pardons Board
Trenton
Plate
Glark
Leviticus Called Cure for Insomnia in Denver Lecture
Rev B B Tyler told the Denver Woman's club that reading Leviticus is a sure cure for insomnia and urged treating the Bible as literature. He praised Job as the greatest dramatic poem and urged readers to enjoy the Bible for literature, not theology or religion.
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Denver
B. B. Tyler
Denver Woman's Club
Shakrepeare
Job
Resignation of Rev Frank L Moore from Cheyenne church
The Rev Frank L Moore and wife plan to leave Cheyenne for Denver within weeks amid prayers from church members and denominational leaders. They cite duty to obey a marching order from church leadership while noting the church's strong financial condition and wide influence.
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Omaha
National Board of Directors
The
Home Missionary Society
Robert W. Gammon
Savin
H. H. Walker
Ozora
Davia
Chivaxo Theological Seminary
L. H. Keller
Wiscons
Bo Far
Cheyenne
Mia
Moore
the Chitin
Denver
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Phoenix
Strauss
Dorothy Dodd
North Star
Wm.Myers Dry Goods Co
Mr. Bigelow
First Princi
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Bigelow
Munich
BOYD
Ueusually
Nate
Miss Putman
M/Rochurch
Annette B. Gray
W. B. D. Gray
Fort Russell
A. Bristol
B. M. Brice
C. BE. Morton
John D. Reardon
Maj
W. Wer Reno
Hiram Sapp
J. W. Bruner
Saadeo
Ike
Oliver
Saodn
Probe
Frank L. Moore
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