Senate Passes Original Package Bill Regulating Liquor Trade
Washington May 29 The Senate adopted an amended measure to regulate interstate traffic in intoxicating liquors under state police powers, excluding other commerce. The bill, after debate and amendments, passed 34 to 10 and moves to the House for final action.
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Sale of 200 Bannockburn tweed suits at $5 each
This Morning we will sell 200 men's Bannockburn tweed suits in sacks and cutaways. They are priced at five dollars each. The sale closes at 12 o'clock noon. Location is F C C corner of Grant and streets opposite the Court.
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Army of the Republic
Betting Regulation and Colonial Force Efficiency Debate
In Paris May discussions in the Chamber of Deputies covered boosting colonial force efficiency without disrupting mobilization. Interior Minister Constans promised to curb Paris Mutuels abuses with regulation measures. Government revenue would aid the aged workers fund. St Die election result: Picot defeated Ferry, 274 to 232.
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Iron Car Company creditors see assets stronger than feared
At the Astor House a creditors meeting heard committee members report assets of the Iron Car Company are stronger than expected. The investigation of accounts continues with the expert work unfinished and a full representation mandate issued to the committee.
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National Bureau of Union Clubs
Bargain Clothing Sale at 46 Wood Street Pittsburg
Crowded bankrupt assignee sale draws shoppers from miles around with deep discounts claimed as 65 cents on the dollar. Men suits from 399, trousers 60 cents, hats 99 cents and a wide array of garments sold for far less than regular stores. Sale runs late, open all day on Decoration Day. RicHago Maursy, Esq., Assignee.
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Fancy Prices Propel Clothing Firm to Boost Sales
The firm pledges higher quality garments and fair pricing to grow sales this season. They claim better cloth trim and workmanship justify costs, contrasting with competitors who rely on cheapness. The goal is honesty in clothing and stronger performance next season.
Wanamaker and Brown Clothing Ad on Sixth Street
An advertising notice for Wanamaker and Brown on Sixth Street and Penn Avenue promoting tailored clothing. It highlights daily growing business, wide styles, and custom orders inviting customers to view offerings.
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