Millinery and Costume Reductions Across Departments
Local department store lists heavy markdowns across millinery, costume, children's, ladies wear, hosiery, and accessories. Featured discounts include ready to wear hats, gowns, coats, and undergarments. half price and clearances on serge and tweed costumes, raincoats, and silk items. hosiery and gloves reduced. cash-only reductions across the entire stationery. The sale highlights include children’s knit petticoats, wool bloomers, infant booties, and exclusive shoe styles offered at lowered prices.
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Wei Ocorhondt
Salus Nem Wwe Ie
Sale Prige
Gilsilk
Hui Knib
Children’s Department
Ted
Aiek
Manchester Department Sale Reductions Across All Sections
Readable ad copy shows heavy discounting across garments linens and groceries. Mentions Harvard shirting Madras sample yardage, curtains and lace, cretonne, towels, sheeting calico, and British make garments with sale prices. Text highlights ten percent cash discount in grocery and ironmonger crockery sections with emphasis on large stock and daily visits.
Outrages in Ireland Across Kilbrittain and Farms
The Times reports several serious outrages in Ireland. Kilbrittain Castle in County Cork burned, damage about £160,000. Ganeen stock farm near Ballinasloe also incensed, £30,000 destroyed, horses burned. Sinn Fein violence and alleged land union intrigue surrounding Treeshooters. Camerons Highlanders ordered to reinforce troops after Deserted post.
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the Times
London
Ireland
Kilbritain
County Cork
Dumage
Ballinasloe
Aldershot
Tretend
Japan Banks Hit By Sudden Suspension Amid Crisis
Reuters reports Yokohama Bank, owned by a SHE Company, suspended operations for weeks to adjust its books. Yokohama Silk Exchange trading halted and Osaka markets faced sharp declines as Japan's financial turmoil deepens.
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Reuter
London
Tokin Sussea
Bank of
Yokohama
Permuis
Yokosama
Osaks
Japan
Bank stock exchange chaos hits markets worldwide
In Washington and abroad, officials scrambled to address disrupted banking shares as the latest market turmoil rattled investors. Authorities moved to stabilize trading after a string of dramatic moves at major financial centers and exchange floors.
Amusements in town feature eclectic stage shows and reviews
A fragmented review chronicles a local theater program with portions of acts and descriptions of performances. It notes a comedy piece Is a Bird and Behind the Door, praising the management and humor while mentioning the cast and studio production elements.
Pacific Cable Board plans service upgrade on Vancouver route
The Pacific Cable Board announces potential routing changes from Vancouver to Lyttleton Island area, with no service improvements for over a year. Manufacturing delays push completion to 492d, at an estimated cost of about £4,000,000.
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Vancouver
Muwand
Pacifc Cable Board
Tate
Protest over beatification at St Peters Cathedral in London
The Times London reports rumors of high mass by Monsignor Stanley at Oliver Plucket’s beatification ceremony sparked a protest by pilgrims. Papal Guards protected Stanley amid threats. some Irish pilgrims regretted the incident while others alleged the letters were English forgeries to discredit Ireland.
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Times
London
Wm Admy
Oliver Plucket
Monsignor Stanley
SS. Péter
Tris
Ganon Stanley
Stanley
Ireland
Indemnity Dispute Over German Reparations Debated
An interview from Nystated Pvt reports three weeks of talks on German reparations. British and American delegates favored a payment of 1 time sun with £8,060,090,000 to France, while French delegates urged a larger sum. The discord persisted as plans shifted toward a Hepatriation Commission appointment.
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London
Mo Slemenvedi
Nystated Pvt
Germany
Trance
Mev
Mab
Military Ball aga instillment and arrivals of war in Olympia
A chaotic, spellbroken account of a military ball organized by the cadet welfare body with officers and guests listed in uncertain names. The hall overflowed with attendees as figures such as Capt Wey and Miss Ravens appeared, while speeches praised discipline and sporting events drew murmurs from the crowd.
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Dineine
Olympia
Associa
Geddes
Mre
Colonel Pearse
Mater Qassie
Kime
Lanakeman Pater
Wes Cebh
Sard
Miss Brov
Corti Waadied
Sy- Wieset
Harestfird
Katreine
Feenethal Willes
Pate
Amin Dike Presen
Trentschhinrt
Ares Peron Duar Teawn
Mit
Gap Vilna
Italians plan bold air link from Tokyo to America
Smanghat reports Ferrara and Mostero from Italy are flying toward Tokyo for an audacious aerial attempt to cross from Japan to the American coast, though the final route and decision remain unsettled.
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Smanghat
Ferrara
Mostero
Seoul
Japan
Non-Ferrous Mining Report Urges UK Government reforms
A Reuters dispatch from London reports a committee on Non-Ferrous mining in the United Kingdom urges centralising governmental duties in one organisation, immediate geological and statistical work, and adoption of health and safety measures. It calls for compulsory mine plans to be deposited with the Department of Mines and Government finance powers to aid mines.
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Reuter
London
United Kingdom
Lionel Phillips
South Africa
Department of Mines
Trevor
Dominions
Cotton farming groups offer two year price guarantee
In London on Wednesday a Times correspondent reports the cotton growing association has offered Queensland to pay 4 1 6d a pound for two years for approved seed cotton. Growers would receive market price if Nippon price should exceed the present tier. Premier Theodore and Agent-General Hunter offered no criticism, but a longer guarantee is expected. The association urges early experimental growth, proposing 1000 acres to test Queensland climate and labor suitability. Theodore says Wilson Growers' Association offer of two years at 14 is not enough, arguing government experiments already show Queensland's suitability for cotton.
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the Times
London
Manchester
Cotton-Growing Association
Queensland
Messrs
Theodore
Hunter
United Service
Widnesda
Wilson Growers’ Association
Govrnment
Givensland
Petition Seeks Alteration of Six Month Sentence
Messrs AK Whitford and F W Birrell presented to the Tech Secretary a petition from the Australian Barber Party asking for alteration of a sentence passed by Mr Thative Pawle on William Kither for fresco pipe grisom. The petition cites statewide indignation and seeks the withdrawal of the six months portion. The Chief Secretary said standard procedure would be followed and the petition would be submitted to the Lieutenant.
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AK Whitford
F. W. Birrell
Saulty Australian Baber Party
Tech
Thative Pawle
William Kither
Grisom
Mesars
Disorder In Italy Sparks All Nations Alarm
The Times London reports grave industrial troubles in Italy with unrest centered in the north. Eighteen communes were seized, a Red Flare was listed, and a Soviet government established. Troops restore order but a general strike pauses work amid prisoner protests and calls for an eight hour day.
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the Times
London
Maly
Carla
Captured American Engineers in Mexico Under Villa Demand
El Paso report says Homer Carr and another U S engineer were captured by General Villa. The incident coincides with Villa’s demand for appointment as military commander of the state of Chihuahua from the de facto Mexican government.
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EL Paso
Homer Carr
United States
Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua
Mines sighted near Eden schooner reported theft alert
The Eden area report states a pilot notified the secretary of the Department af 'imation that the schooner Joseph Sims claimed to have spotted two floating mines. The vessel’s reported position near Montagu lighthouse and Mount Imlay is given, with magnetic bearings noted.
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Af ‘Imation
Eden
N.3.w
Joseph ‘Sims
Montagu Lighthouse
Besiig
Troubles of Germany preparations for revolt
Berlin reports that German Monarchists are aiding Communists in rising plans to overwhelm the country amid chaos. Armaments and leaders are provided. 7000 suspected Bavarians are said to be in Pomerania and Stettin as organized groups form with machine guns daily. Berlin coup threats loom as Right Party influence rises. London dispatch notes Germany delivering 5000 locomotives under the peace treaty completion.
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United Service
London
Beriin
Anl
Pomerania
Stettin
Herr I Pasee
Camurilt
Vossische Zeitung
Ital Pomerania
National Assembly
Reuter
Hieuter
Berlin
Germany
Mil lerand demands recall of German Sarre delegate
Paris reports Premier Millerand demands the recall of the chief German delegate on the Sarre Delimitation Commission for obstructing its work and seeks a formal German disavowal of the delegate's conduct.
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Heuter
London
Paris
France
M. Millerand
Millerand
Germany
Investiture Ceremony for Prince of Wales in Melbourne
The Prince of Wales held a formal investiture ceremony at Federal Government House Melbourne with civilians soldiers and naval officers presented to him. The event featured the Prime Minister and Governor-General among 800 attendees and included awards such as the Victoria Cross and Royal Red Cross. The King sent warm greetings and the Prince expressed thanks and anticipated further addresses at a Commonwealth dinner.
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Melbourne
Federal Government House
Estace of
Wales
W. Meighes
Toseph
Nok
Pearce
Prince of Wales
Geners Monash
Salton Amore
McNamara
Victoria Gross
Severs Nursing Sisters
Royal Red Cross
Yost
Australia
Mandate for Armenia debated by Senate committee
Former President Taft argues the United States cannot approve a Armenia mandate without joining the League of Nations. President Wilson’s opposition suggests the plan is being softened by its sources. The foreign relations committee considered it briefly, likely to be pigeonholed. Bryan opposes, warning the proposal surrenders self government.
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Heater
New York
United States
W. Hl. Taft
Armenia
League of Nations
Wilsot
Ueir
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
W. J. Bryan
Storm In France Leaves Town Flooded In The Oise
The Times records a raging storm in the Freer Department of the Oise with widespread flooding. Bridges swept away halt communications while roofs collapsed and animals and humans were killed or injured amid the disaster.
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Times
London
Oise
Celle
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