17 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
1
The article notes a move away from sheer upper bodices toward opaque covering, with bodices extending from below the waist to the sock and a trend toward long body lines. It predicts reduced use of tulle and chiffon by spring and describes wartime Paris styles influencing domestic fashion.
Long cost suits debut in Paria Model featuring breadcloth fabric with short cape wide revers and crashing collar. Skirt shows plaited broadcloth with covered buttons. Hem may turn up like a middy blouse or blend into a sash tied at the back with a large bow to emphasize the tailored line.
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Fashion note outlines how the one piece frock gains traction while tailor made blouses return with tufted front and high collars. It highlights buttoned fronts, pleated bosoms, tight sleeves, and yokes shaping the modern blouse in crepe and moire fabrics.
A refined description details a Parisian bodice dress with superb lace. The gown features a tunic formed by lace over Bisch tulle, edged by white outlining along a curved cage silhouette, blending period fashion with delicate fabric work.
A discussion of fabric trends notes broadcloth used in skirts with satin bodices, alongside plaid t r e e d l o t h cloth and plaid patterns. The text highlights deeper colors as more pleasing than the garish hues popular last year.
A description notes tunics cut very short in front with notably longer back hems. The front reveals the foundation garment for several inches while the back remains extended, creating a pronounced high-low silhouette.
Gen. Carranza responds to Secretary Bryan note stating that any American use of force to halt Mexican fire at the Naco border would be seen as an unfriendly act. He blames Maytorena's forces and argues intervention would violate Mexican sovereignty and bolster Villistas. He calls for careful U.S. action while defending constitutionalist control of Naco.
The church leader dies and is succeeded by his eldest son aged 37. The son’s resignation to fulfill the succession was ratified by the general conference soon after the father’s announcement.
United States Bicel Corporation reports unfilled tonnage on November 30 at 3.224582 wes, down 176.545 Lops from October figures as the company adjusts inventory metrics.
Denver reports Edward L. Doyle secretary treasurer of District 16 United Mine Workers testified before a Federal Commission on Industrial Relations that arms held by strikers were personal property and that the union could not compel obedience as leaders lacked authority. He urged turning over arms to the militia and blamed public opinion and weak leadership for the strike’s failures.
Supreme Court considers extradition of Harry K Thaw from New Hampshire to New York after oral arguments. Justices question Thaws counsel on fugitive status and eligibility for extradition while case reviews habeas corpus release by federal district court.
A devastating blast in Cleveland destroyed an entire building with seven dead and others injured. Rescue teams recovered victims from the wreckage as investigators probed the cause of the explosion and subsequent collapses.
A dated report notes rising average life span in the United States and quotes Dr. Varghe on tuberculosis declines and crime described as a hereditary disease. The New York section mentions over 1,000 churches in the city.
Paris reports French troops occupy the west bank of the Yser canal as German forces evacuate the area. Accounts from Berlin claim French attacks near Langemarck and Arras failed, with heavy losses, while Allied observers note a growing but cautious offensive stance and slow progress amid entrenched German positions.
Cpt. V. O. Rychman general manager and Frank Pfeiffer an official of the Dominion Chain company are detained by military authorities at the armory on a secret charge.
Berlin reports Emperor William conferred the order of merit on General von Morgan for his achievements in Poland.
Richmond VA reports the final session of the Federal Council Jap Naval Attache convention. Tokyo Comér notes appointment of a naval attache to the Japanese embassy in Washington. Paris says the national debt ledger with inscribed bond holders was brought from Bordeaux requiring 10 cars for transport.
Nish dispatch reports Servians recaptured Belgrade after a fierce battle. Amsterdam dispatch cites Viesna on continued Russian pursuit in Western Galicia and shifting Balkan fronts. Western Poland front lines unchanged with minor ground gains and cautions over reported losses.
Berlin reports admiralty statement on sinking German cruisers off the Falklands. British losses are said to be heavy while enemy losses are described as small. Buenos Aires notes trapped British fleet under Vice Admiral Sturdee in the Magellan Straits with nine warships involved.
The official war bulletin reports a violent German attack in the Ypres region repulsed. Allied forces recapture trenches previously claimed by the enemy and make progress along the front despite renewed German activity near Mees. Horses to France.
District 1 supervisors hear a recommendation from HL F P Broach G T Lockard and T C Bizard to issue and sell 50000 good roads bonds at 5 percent to connect Meridian’s paved streets with county roads. Bids to be received at the January meeting.
In Hettesburg Hattiesburg Miss C L Hardy of Jackson a Western Union lineman was shot to death by Porter James night operator in the same company office. The men fought at the office entrance over a business dispute then moved toward the switchboard where James fired four shots two hitting Hardy in the chest and abdomen. Eyewitnesses are reticent and dispute details remain murky.
Suhhene Kemey Er Suge state auditor opens as the first witness in the Becker case. Testimony covers statements by F. F Becker cashier Larkin Baggett and directors of Brookhaven Bank & Trust. Directors and cashier’ s signers identify amounts. later verification planned. Much time spent on foreclosed mortgage sales by Commercial Bank & Trust assignees. expert accountant WL Wilberger reviews books and creditor debts.
The county board lets a contract for fifty eight dipping vats to T. P. Crymes Construction Company at an average price of one hundred eighteen dollars per vat.
In Coldwater at the general election the nomination of Mayor D. Wooten for reelection was confirmed. Wooten has served several terms and usually faced no opposition.
Mississippi state banks show total resources and liabilities of $65,253,236.18 as of Oct 21. The report notes no large drop in individual deposits and a slight decline in total capital stock due to bank closures and liquidations. It mentions legal cases in Jones County and tax matters affecting automobile owners, plus state agricultural and education notes including Cotton receipts in Greenville and education staffing figures.
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