Prices to rise on men’s clothing for new season
This policy promises exceptionally attractive prices today as prices on men’s clothing for the coming new season will be from 20 to 30 percent higher than at present.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
7
Ministers Favor Jap Infiltration In Immigration Stance
Seattle ministers from the Seattle Ministerial union adopted resolutions urging open immigration for Asiatic students under proper limits and advocating equal naturalization for all aliens. They oppose a proposed constitutional amendment denying citizenship to American born children of aliens ineligible to citizenship and warn pastors against race prejudice used for politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States
Orientala and Immigration’ Committee
G. Murphy
George Gunter
Russell &. Thrapp
W. H McKibben
M. ©. Mivans
Senate
Wealey L. Jones
America
Federal Council of Churches
Inter-Church World Movement
Congress
Cummins Bill Would Raise Bills 175 Dollars Per Family
Washington dispatch reports the Cummins railroad bill now in conference would sharply lift costs across the nation. It would raise freight and passenger rates substantially, impose arbitration on labor, forbid strikes with penalties, and overhaul rate setting under a new Transportation Board. The plan envisions consolidated rail systems, government loans, and sweeping changes to regulation and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil M. Manly Washington
Dan
Cummins
Senate
Hines
Transportation Board
Hamburg Tea Promises Quick Cold Cure
A pamphlet extols Hamburg Breast Tea as a fast cold remedy. It instructs mixing a tablespoon with boiling water, straining, and drinking a cupful to open pores, relieve congestion, and loosen bowels. The remedy is described as inexpensive and purely vegetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Regulators Out, Interstate Roads Face Director Controls
The Cummins bill seeks to abolish state regulation and mandate directorates for federally incorporated roads with 11 to 15 members. It also requires representation from classified employees and the transportation board, while other interstate roads follow similar parity. Analyses show the measure blends provisions from railway executives, security owners, and Chamber of Commerce groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Transportation Board
Cummins
Association of Railway F Executives
National Association of Railroad Security Owners
Transportation Conference of the United States Chamber of Commerce
Protest on New York Expulsions Sparks Socialist Outcry
New York socialists charge the state assembly used fear of disclosures by the Lusk committee to justify excluding five socialists at the opening session. After an all day meeting the party executive committee resolved to press the protest to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Assembly
Lusk Committee
Three Western Governors Call Sessions to Ratify Suffrage
Denver Jan 9 three Western governors will convene special sessions to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. Gov Carey Wyoming will call January 26, Gov Lazzarola New Mexico will summon lawmakers in February, and Gov Davis Idaho will gather state legislators February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Carey
Wyoming
Lazzarola
New Mexico
Hia
Gov. Davis
Idaho
Yudenitch Seeks Sea Transfer of Troops to Denikin
A Home Office dispatch reports Esthenian government approval for Gen. Yudenitch to transfer the remainder of his army by sea to support Gen. Denikin’s forces in South Russia. The dispatch notes the plan and possible operational implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hhogfers
Yudenitch
Denikin
Russia
Fire in Steamer Is Now Under Control
Firemen have the blaze under control on the American line steamer St. Louis at Hoboken dock after burning since yesterday. Damage is estimated at over 500 thousand dollars. The fire started from an exploding gasoline torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Line
St. Louis
Hoboken
Feeling Gay Rides Equestrian Statue in Brooklyn
In New York on January 9 a 21 year old man George McGregor climbed the equestrian statue of Gen Slocum in Brooklyn. He swung a lantern swore loudly and waved a green light before officers found him atop the horse after a night in a friend’s house and a $5 bet to ride the statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Slocum
Gettysburg
William Daniel
Brooklyn
George McGregor
McGregor
Court Dismisses Charges Over Dice Theft Bet
In Los Angeles on December 9 the court ruled there was no trick in rolling dice and dismissed charges against Andrew Noland. The case claimed J. O. McCart and Fred Buser beat him out of 600 dollars at an African golf game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Andrew Noland
J. O. McCart
Fred Buser
Skunk Prices Rise Cited in California Damage Suit
In Los Angeles on December 9, skunk prices climbed to 252 dollars as part of the verdict in the damage suit of Norman Newman against Thomas Cantor. Cantor testified Cantor called him one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Norman Newman
Thomas Cantor
Thomas
Cantor
Mudslinging Mommet: Little Man Vindicated by Big Man
A terse quip portrays the small man savoring a chance to hurl mud at a larger figure, reflecting a social dynamic of power and mockery and the amusement found in one’s moral stance.
Red Cross Dining Room Lunches Support Hospital Helpers
The Red Cross promotes its dining room for lunch serving wholesome meals prepared with care. It notes over 50 men in hospitals and hundreds aided in various ways. The Nursing Department now offers nursing visits with strong early success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
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Shaner & Wolff
Buck’s
M.a.gottstein
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Hughes
Elihu Root
Hughes
Altho
Transportation Hoard
Interstate Commerce Commission Ia
Board of Transportation
Wifth
Pine Wi Theatre
Levy
Olalam Ole
Moore
Bervard and
Duffy
Hva Taylor Pietro
Filfrieda Wyone
Lachmann Staters
Twich
DAILY
Glasgow
Chung
Great Howard
Mellon
Wiske
Fallon
Weary
Adelaide
Oliver Morosco
Francis XX
Bushiman
Beverly Bayne
Palace
Venture Hotoplay
Virginia Pearson
Shiloh
Bleitz
Kilbourne St
Aeccanion
Bleits
NORTH
Scandinavian American Bank
Matate
Guerenty Pound
Acc
Com
Federal Reserve Bank
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Second Ave
Cherry St
Member
Seattle, U.S. A
Ballard
N. Y
Merritt
Spokane
H. D. Merritt
Internal Revenue
Washington
Florence
Union
Lore
Sidelsky
the Star
Salvage
Elliott
Bank For Savings
Fourth Ave
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
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