Mink Furs Dominate Paris Fashion For Autumn
Graceful styles trend in Paris as mink dominates fall fur wear with brown shades and new tailormade collars. This season features holster collars with plush muffs, brush and paw accents, and graceful scarves. gray squirrel and ermine blends appear in refined Parisian ensembles while brown furs, including beaver and seal, take center stage alongside costly, nonreplicable mink.
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Spokane Mayor Will King Speaks English Not
Spokane October reports Mayor Fuscnti opposes Senator Johnson on the league of nations and declined committee service for the welcome event. Crowds greet King Albert and Queen in Iowa Nebraska trip. a Flemish-speaking worker asks for English, prompting a playful royal exchange.
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Will King
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League of Nations
King Albert
Omaha
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Nebraska
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Masons confer Mark Master degree Friday at Pendleton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons at Pendleton Chapter No 23 plan to confer the Mark Master degree Friday night October 19 with Grand High Priest Hichmond presiding and urging all Royal Arch Masons to attend. A separate local notice offers a reward for information about missing horses and a filly and gelding described as branded G 7 J T and 5 with contact D G Mcintyre in Helix Oro.
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Royal Arch Masons
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Helix
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Animals Taken Up At Pendleton City Pound
The Pendleton city marshal has taken up a black mare and two bay horses with distinct markings and brands. If unclaimed within ten days, the animals will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on October 15, 1919, at 2 p.m., with proceeds to cover costs. Dated October 3, 1919. AL Roberts, City Marshal.
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AL Roserts
City
French heavyweight refuses match with champion in America
Paris reports Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight refused an eighty thousand dollar offer from an American promoter to box Jack Dempey in a six round non decision match.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Jacke Dempeey
Strict Enforcement Bill Clears Senate Passage
Washington cot. The bill advancing enforcement measures for prohibition passes the Senate without debate or dissent. The conference report on prohibition enforcement moves forward with support from key lawmakers and party leaders.
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Prohibition Bill Advances With House Conferees
A revised prohibition bill passed by house conferees aims to ban all beverages containing more than half of one percent alcohol. Leaders anticipate quick approval by the lower house. The measure incorporates changes from its original form as it moved through the chamber.
Young Boxer Dies After Knockout in Jersey City Match
In New York on an October report Meyer Eils aged 20 died after a boxing bout in Jersey City. The early injury details involve a knockout in the ring and the event drew city and medical attention.
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New York
Meyer Eils
Hozer
Man charged with manslaughter after Jersey City clash
The report notes a match with Roy Doyle in Jersey City last night. Doyle was rendered unconscious when his head struck the Moor after a blow, and he is held on charges of manslaughter.
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Hearings Open for Twenty Eight Sugar Companies on Coast
Hearings began before the federal trade commission in a case involving Pacific coast sugar firms charged with refusing to sell all their products to a Los Angeles grocery company.
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Washington
Federal Trade Compittion
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Why Shoes Are So Expensive
Prices remain high after the war due to material shortages and rising wages. Stores fear shortages, and shoppers stock up on footwear. Innovations like wooden soles and leather substitutes may ease costs if practical, potentially easing shop prices.
Fashion History Notes on Wartime Gloves and Boots
The article traces wartime fashion shifts from long gloves and formal boots to practical leather usage during conflict. It notes a postwar return to elegant, buttoned gloves and dainty boots, with leather spared for military needs and high society reestablishing exclusive style.
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