Pegsy O'Neill Calls for American Fashion Leadership
Pegsy O'Neill urges American designers dressmakers and milliners to rise and show world class creativity in fashion entertainment. She argues the U S should replace European buying with original American models highlighting domestic talent and industry. O'Neill previously owned part of the Manio shop and designed wraps for the theme collection.
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D A R State Convention Opens at Hotel Washington
The D A R state convention opened at the Hotel Washington with nearly 200 delegates attending a social breakfast for two officers. The session began at 2 p m and will run through Saturday night, marking the fourteenth state convention and Washington's first chapter 21st anniversary. Governor Lister led a procession to start the exercises.
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Taggart Bonds Roberts in Election Fraud Trial
Indianapolis March 26. Tom Taggart Democratic boss of Indiana posted bond for Terre Haute Mayor Roberts after Roberts was arrested on election fraud charges. Testimony showed a bond company rep aided Roberts bond and that Crawford Fairbanks a Terre Haute brewer and Democratic leader supplied the $5,000 bond for Roberts release after yesterday’s arrest for tampering with government witnesses.
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Nother Revolution in China in Evitable, Says Fung
Dr. C Y Fung president of the Chinese National league predicts another revolution in China within six months. He notes California Chinese have raised over 50000 for the war effort and recalls Yuan Shikai's death affecting plans formed a year ago. Fung, once Sun Yat Sen’s secretary, says Sun fled to Japan and now directs revolt planning.
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Trial unfolds over missing wife accusations in White Plains
In White Plains on March 26 the Shaw versus Darling suit proceeds. Robert Marsden Shaw alleges his wife was stolen by Richard B. Darling, a wealthy clubman. Shaw’s counsel plans to prove Mrs. Shaw visited Darling’s room late at night and that the phrase Dickie dear let me in was directed to Darling.
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University of Nevada Napkin Protest Demands President Resign
Students rally against paper napkins in the dining hall demanding President Hendrick resign. The protest follows plans for a temporary napkin use amid culinary department reorganization. A mass meeting approved a parade with a banner reading We Want Napkins.
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Lady Constance Narrates Lion Hunt Adventure
Lady Constance Mackenzie arrives on the St Louis with a lion hunt tale from British East India claiming seven lions killed in a week and a night spent between German and British forces in East Africa. Carranza reported ill in Vera Cruz.
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Winnipeg Electric Lowers Dividend After Jitney Inroads
Winnipeg Electric cuts quarterly dividend to 10 percent from 12 percent as jitney bus competition cuts revenues. Reports say the company also plans fare reductions to attract riders.
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