Evansville Labor Board Resists Court Salary Raise Petition
Evansville central labor union passes resolutions opposing a petition to raise circuit probate and superior court judge salaries from 5700 to 7000 yearly. County commissioners will act on July 21.
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Most Prized Afternoon Gown Sets Trend of White and Black
An illustrated afternoon frock in white georgette crepe and black soutache showcases a plaited skirt panel, georgette bodice with braid embroidery, and a black and white girdle. The ensemble features a white hat with ostrich trim, white pumps, silk hose, and a white parasol, reflecting a slim silhouette favored by prominent fashion names.
Contributions From Paris Appeal to Milady in Sport Wear
French designers showcase two Pastis outfits for outdoor wear featuring a conservative middy blouse and a white suit with decorative folds and embroidery. The article notes the budding sport dress trend for women, with varied fabrics like wool silk cotton and linen and a belief that French styles elevate practical apparel.
Hays seeks postal savings reform to unlock hoarded wealth
Postmaster General Will H. Hays proposes major changes to the postal savings system to draw a billion dollars from hoards into circulation. He cites private banks and foreign depositors, seeks higher interest, deposits for under ten, joint funds, 50 000 post offices, and a restructured board to spur thrift and national recovery.
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Family Killed by Train in Rushville Crash
Mr and Mrs Chester Phillips of Macomb Illinois were killed instantly when their car was struck by a C B and Q passenger train near Rushville Illinois. Their four year old daughter was fatally injured and died in a Macomb hospital after being taken from the scene. The bodies of the parents were taken to the morgue in Plymouth.
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Plymouth
Lord Eustace Cecil Dies in London
Lord Eustace Cecil second son of the second marquis of Salisbury died in London. He was born in 1884.
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Eustace Cecil
London
Lord Eustace Ceceil
Marquis of Salisbury
Doctor Lee K. Frankel Named Welfare Chief of Postal Service
Dr. Lee K. Frankel a leading welfare worker and vice president at Metropolitan Life Insurance becomes head of the welfare department at the postal service for an indefinite period without salary.
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Postal Service
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Explosion at Standard Oil refinery rocks Whiting Indiana
Ten seriously injured and nine confirmed dead after a high pressure still exploded at the Standard Oil refinery in Whiting. Fire crews contained the blaze as wrecking crews searched for more bodies with seven possibly still in the rubble. Several victims died at Passavant hospital in Chicago. Estimated damage around two million dollars to the stills and plant equipment.
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Beuben Beuben Killing Sparks French Offical Shock
Paris reports state Major Montalieres of the French army was shot by a crowd during a German backed demonstration in Beuben Upper Silesia after Poles withdrew under an evacuation agreement. British troops arrived later and opened fire, killing and wounding several demonstrators.
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Upper Silesia
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Upper Silesian
Two Killed in Montana Auto Race
Burnell Liston of Missoula was killed and James Reynolds of Boulder Hot SpringsMontana was fatally injured in a twenty five mile free for all auto mobile race at the fair grounds in Missoula.
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