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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
2
President Wilson asked for action to speed a wage award in the railroad workers dispute. White House officials withheld release of the board’s report, claiming it would not be favorable to a settlement. A telegram from the president urged rapid handling of the reports from Chicago, hoping for a helpful effect on the situation.
A damaged report discusses a proposed fishery treaty between the United States and Great Britain. It notes congressional committees and a June 24 deadline, with references to a vessel under the American flag and potential changes to enforcement and participation in U S fisheries.
Unclear text describes individuals tied to a broad indictment involving fourteen counts. The report mentions calling out a New York event and a public auction context. The exact names, dates, and locations are obscured in the OCR.
Fragmentary report mentions a district forestry office, Coromlee national forest, and a camp. remaining details unreliable and partially unreadable.
Allan A Evan, chair of Sluts Mater Car, is embroiled in a dispute with New York Stock Exchange officials. He faced expulsion after a controversy reportedly involving duties and conduct tied to the exchange.
A fragmented notice indicates Jeanette Faankin Geothenr from Great Falls is a candidate for state senate. It notes her consideration by the convention and references Donperteag as the organizing body at the assembly.
Reported in the state darkened by confusion as a group denied a pubic statement. The event involved a protest at a party convention in Chicago with plans to picket September ahead of a local meeting.
A tense official statement from Greek authorities addresses recent clashes with Turkish nationalists led by Jyemel Baghs. The release underscores ongoing tensions and calls for restraint amid border incidents.
A fragmentary report references Helgi CL Delryiople Warldozion Mego and guards at the White House. It hints at a poet turned worker, concerns over deception, and speculation about a looming confrontation involving the White House defenders and unidentified foes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Kat Jeffries and a location near a block hall with a brief reference to feeding and a service to the White House. Details are unclear due to errors in the source.
The article extols taffeta silk as the most popular heavy fabric among women, highlighting its durability and wide use in gowns and dresses for evening wear. It notes designers favoring taffeta for frocks with finishing details, describes several dress patterns and color combinations, and emphasizes a tunic style with a long waistline and decorative elements like lace and corded trims.
The article discusses American designed negligees praised for vivid colors and fine fabrics, highlighting how some interiors and evening gowns blur the line with dressing and parade attire. It notes richly colored brocade fabrics, decorative touches, and the influence of couture on home wear, with detailed descriptions of necklines edges and trimmings.
A fragmentary notice describes a summer fabric and lint novelty labeled transparent hat related items. It mentions materials like organdie and sheer fabrics and hints at secure backing or bralelike support, suggesting a quirky fashion sale or display event.
A garbled description hints at a market scene with sales or fashion items and a distant crowd. The text suggests atmospheric sleet and a quiet, formal tone contrasted with informal speech. No clear people or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
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