Berlin talks forge Franco German economic pact
In Berlin Premier Laval and Foreign Minister Briand meet President Hindenburg and Bruening to form a mixed commission to pool economic activities. The body aims to fight the crisis with consultative roles for employers and workers, seeking co operation in finance industry shipping and aviation.
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Europe
Asia
America
Berlin
Laval
Briand
France
von Hindenburg
Bruening
Curtius
Germany
Fis
Commission
Andre Francois-Jancet
Washington
Hoover
Bank rules spark wage clash and calm on election hopes
Banks Morse & Co reports N and W Railroad will bar married women from employment and fire any wife who marries, drawing ire yet reflecting a new policy. Maj. Gen. William Lassiter retires after four decades as a globe trotter of the army, with noted service from Spanish American War through World War I and roles in the Cuban pacification and Panama Canal command. Amid political chatter, ex President Coolidge brushes aside 1924 nomination talk, urging Republicans to back Hoover’s bid for renomination.
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Smedley Butler
William Lassiter
Ust
Department of Hawaii
Petersburg
Lassiter
United States Military Academy
Philippines
China
Japan
Korea
France
Panama
Enna
South America
Tacna-Arica
Europe
Hawaiian
Governor Davis to Take Leave of Absence in Philippines
Governor General Davis will not resign but take a leave of absence urged by Senator Osmena and other Filipino nationalists. Davis seeks to visit his wife in Paris. his wife cannot live in the Philippines. No immediate replacement action. Col. Theodora Roosevelt, governor of Puerto Rico, not to assume the post now.
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Overnor
Davis
Philippines
Osmena
Paris
Col
Theodora Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Exico's new ambassador Casauranc approved as grata
The United States approves Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc as persona grata and sets him to assume Mexico’s ambassadorial post in Washington succeeding Senor Tellez. Casauranc, a noted statesman, has served as secretary of education and secretary of industry commerce and labor. Relations with Mexico are described as satisfactory. The passage also notes stock market concerns and political updates including Senator Watson's push for higher transparency in short selling and bear raids.
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United States Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Aluminum Company
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
United States Envelope Company
Fair
EXICO
Washington
José Manuel Puig Casauranc
Senor
Tellez
Puig Casaurance
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Mexico
New York
James Ek. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Watson
Stock Exchange
Buttons Trim College Frocks Expands Fashion Shown
Fashion pages note that buttons trim college girl apparel this fall with beige ocean pearl accents on jerseys and tunics. The feature showcases a brown wool jersey tunic, oversized buttons at the hip, and green skin with fur collars.
Silks Wool and Velvets Lead Fall and Winter Fabrics
Velvets silks and wools lead the fall winter fabric parade according to Kathleen Howard Harper's fashion editor New York She notes velvet as outstanding in multiple weaves suitable to the romantic mode evening and cinema dresses flat crepes in pastels and floral shades are in demand lames satin and faille and brocades appear in collections new textures for day coats and duvetyn or broadcloth for formal wear signal a strong woolen season and varied coatings
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Kathleen Howard
New York
Harper’s
New Glove Buttons Up Back Instead of Under
A description of a glove design featuring buttons on the back of the hand rather than the underside. The gauntlet-style buttons begin at the side finger and cross the hand above the wrist with contrasting color at the buttonholes. Some cuffs turn back to reveal brightened lining.
Ostrich Feathers Lead Fashion on Hats and Muffs
A newspaper note praises ostrich plumes worn on a close fitting hat and mentions an ostrich muff carried to evening functions. It highlights how two plumes over the right ear soften the face and place the wearer at the forefront of fashion.
Jewel shoulder straps and turquoise sequined gown
A sophisticated evening gown in shell-pink celanese satin features jewel turquoise blue shoulder straps and sequins along the neckline, outlining the deep decolletage for a brilliant, elegant look.
New Fall Chic Hats Show Curving Feathers and Velvet
A fashion note details fall hat ideas with a crescent moon feather, rust felt trimmed with green velvet, and a black felt model featuring a large satin bow. Pink velvet adds a wide brim style with a delicate twin knot and shepherdess bow at the back.
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Wateau Shepherdess
When LAIN Comes and the Philips Milk of Magnesia
A short health ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast neutralizer of excess stomach acid. It claims one spoonful in water instantly relieves sour stomach symptoms, urging readers to buy genuine Philips product at drugstores for 25 and 50 cents.
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Phillips Mill
Magnesia
Forethought First Angler Why throw away that biggest fish
Second Fisherman Nobody would believe I caught it. A brief exchange hints at a tall tale about a record catch and the doubt surrounding who actually landed the prize.
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Joint Trade Commission
Edward W. Pickard
President von Hindenburg
League of Nations Disarmament Committee
League
Geneva
Council
Jioover
League of Nations Council
M, Ik, Yoshizawa
Wang
League of Nations
Nanking
Foreign Office
Alfred Sze
Hongkong
Canton
Union of All Factions
United States
Treasury
Washington Dispatches
Frederick Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
James E. Watson
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Reed
Pennsylvania
Co. T. Wang
Sen. Hale
Calvin Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Hoover
Maj. Gen
Dr. Puig Casaurane
Ondon
Turkey
Jerusalem
Palestine
Robert D. Johnson
Congress
Missouri
By Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Dean’s
D. Jayne
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hale
Pike
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