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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
6
Cross Shopping Bag description lists an 7 inch long bag with two full length pockets at sides, coin compartments in center, sides extend above frame, double handles, black pin seal morrd silk lining. Prices range from $11.50 to $14.75 with monograms from $2. Monogram option shows initials. 14 inch white celluloid fittings and black grained hide version priced to $38.00.
For men and women Spry veneer fibre coveng and binding hangers drawers laundry bag spaces for shoes hats etc from 33 to 150 dollars.
Boston listing notes dealers at 145 Tremont Street known for international trade. The brief entry names businesses and markets served, highlighting global connections and local address. No further actions or dates are provided in the readable text.
President Wilson's cabinet split over wartime prohibition as Secretary Daniels backs dry policy and Burleson warns against delaying the war. Hurley Colby and Gompers testify on effects, while Percy H Johnston warns banks would suffer from notes. Shipping yard morale and production are cited as key concerns amid a national referendum on prohibition.
Former Senator T Harvey Ferris of Utica faces sharp criticism from Albany Democratic leader Patrick E McCabe. McCabe accuses Ferris of misleading the party’s upstate factions and driving a campaign that could affect the governor’s election and legislative control. He recalls Ferris as a lobbyist hidden behind a leadership claim and notes past incidents with Perrin in 1914.
Walter T. Arndt secretary of the Citizens Union sent a reply to Assemblyman Abram Ellenbogen after his critical letter. Arndt says Socialist lawmakers are judged by the same standard as other Assembly members, Republican or Democrat, and counters claims of disloyalty.
Frankfort June 25 Senator Ollie James of Kentucky now ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital will face unexpected opposition for renomination. William Presly Kimball of Lexington filed at the last minute to be placed on the ballot for the Democratic primary in August seeking to succeed himself.
Petitions to place Henry Ford on the Democratic primary ballot for United States Senator were received at the Michigan Secretary of State office. The bundles measured four inches thick and originated in Detroit, official sources said.
In Austin on June 25 the liquor business will be abolished at midnight as the statewide prohibition law takes effect. Saloons will close at 9 30 tonight and will not reopen. The measure bans liquor sales across the state, transforming retail alcohol commerce.
Hartford June 25 George A Quigley mayor of New Britain was nominated for Congress by the First Connecticut District Republican Convention today.
Contention grows over unofficial state convention calls as Governor Whitman backers clash with Lewis camp. Party leaders warn that a separate assembly could violate law and undermine primary rules ahead of the September 30 vote. Officials cite notice deadlines and potential voiding of unofficial conventions.
Dr. J Breck Inridge Bayne, a Washington physician thought dead by his family, is safe in a German prison camp. A letter dated March 15 with a Bucharest postmark reached his mother in Washington today. Bayne had served with the British Red Cross and last news came last September as Germans invaded Romania. His 1911 marriage to Miss Olga Roosevelt was a social event here.
Albany June an Frederick L Marshall State Superintendent of Elections today completed the women's enrollment in twenty counties. The totals show Democratic 184002 Republican 178190 Socialist 14007 Prohibition 10087 and a combined 387676. The male county enrollments last fall totaled 810655 across Albany Bronx Columbia Chemung Cayuga Essex Dutchess Kings Madison Nassau Rich Mond Queens and others.
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