Brice Morrisey Overseas Revue Opens at Moore Theatre
The Moore theatre hosts the Brice Morrisey Overseas Revue with Miss Elizabeth Brice singing Salvation Sal and Will Morrisey delivering comic turns. The program also features the Steinman duo Snooger the bulldog and other acts, plus a tale of New York society in The Walk Offs and Ole’s Thanksgiving musical numbers. The Palace Hip presents Pinched and other vaudeville acts, with Stripped for a Million headlining the feature film.
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Moore Elizabeth Brice
Will Morrisey
France
States
Moore Theatre
Orpheum
Brice Morrisey
Miss Brice
Morrisey
Fanny Steinman
Snooger
Steinman
Frank Jerome
Wilkes Theatre
Katherine Rutherford
Jane Morgan
Hattons
New York
Henry Hall
Katherine
Robert Winston Churchill
Kentucky
Palace Hip
United States Navy
Haskell
Bloom
Harveys
Shepard
Ott
Will Fields
la Adelia
Crane Wilbur
Baffling Bill Carlisle Still Missing After Rail Robber Feud
Denver detectives search for Baffling Bill Carlisle the train robber absent without leave from Rawlins Wyoming. He was traced via telegrams from Claremore Oklahoma and notes mailed from Denver and Omaha. Pursuit shifts to guarding all passenger trains as officers believe he escaped Wyoming.
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Denver
Colo
Carlisle
Rawlins
Claremore
Oklo
Texas
Omaha
Union Pacific
Carusie
Wyoming
Policeman Arrested for Election Work
Philadelphia reports Police Sergeant A. W. Young arrested under a new charter crime for pernicious political activity. He wore a political worker badge and operated in a voting booth on election day. Penalties max two years' imprisonment or a $3,000 fine.
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Philadelphia
A. W. Young
Young
Romans First Glass Found As Blue Bead Form
The earliest known Roman glass appeared as blue beads, marking the initial form of their glasswork.
Woman's Crowning Glory Tops Seattle Hair Fads
In Seattle, beauty salons unveil dramatic hair trends with the Flyaway bob and other extreme styles. Designers showcase unrestrained fluff, topknots, wide bandeaus, and forehead-brushing looks that frame faces in bold, sometimes challenging ways.
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Seattle
Madame
Milady
Undesirable Aliens Face Deportation Rules Explained
The Star outlines which aliens are legally deportable under U S immigration laws. Anxieties about deportation focus on anarchists and those opposed to government or law. Arrest requires supporting evidence and the alien receives a hearing with full records reviewed by immigration officials.
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U. S
Bureau of Immigration
United States
New York City Huge Marriage Laboratory
A gigantic marriage laboratory to study why young people delay marriage and related social issues will be established in New York by the American Social Hygiene Association. Paul Popence outlined plans to study eugenic mating, motherhood as a profession, sex education, and methods to raise economic status to influence birth rates. The program will partner with settlements, Boy and Girl Scouts, and other groups.
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J. H. Duckworth
New York
American Social Hygiene Association
Paul Popence
Galton
African Social Hygiene Association
Gorgas
Boy
Girl Scouts
New Organization of Workers Formed
The American Association of Craftsmen and Workmen opens employment headquarters at No 1 Madison block Third Ave and Madison Avenues. It envisions collective responsibility with collective bargaining and urges citizenship or intention filings for members. It favors industry adjustment boards, opposes strikes, and promotes fair wages reasonable hours and safe conditions.
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Madison Block
Third Ave
Madison At
American Association of Craftsmen and Workmen
United States
Pomeroy Rancher and Guests Held Up
Pomeroy Washington November 24 A rural raid scene reports a masked thief alarming rancher William Ruchert and six guests in his home Missing response led to two shots and a theft of 175 dollars The sheriff Dix on holds two suspects in jail indicating a fast developing case in this local attack on a farmhouse note
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Pomeroy
Wash
Highwaymen's Union
William Ruchert
Dixon
HOG PRICES FALL WHILE PORK LOINS RISE IN SIX WEEKS
The report tracks hog and pork loin prices at Chicago stockyards from August to September. Hogs fall from 22 to 16 dollars per hundredweight while pork loins rise from 34 to 38 dollars. Packers influence buying and selling as market swings occur.
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Chicago
Armour heir earns fifteen dollars a week
Chicago reports Lester Armour, 25, nephew of J Ogden Armour, earning $15 weekly as a cattle buyer. He lives with his wife and five month old daughter Mary Elizabeth, drives an imported roadster, and clocks in at 8 15 in the Armour plant. The family has cut its social schedule for the season.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
Lester Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Cb
Ile
Althe Lester Armour
Mary Elizabeth
Armour
Armour Plant
Europe needs Yankee cats for war effort demand
New York reports a shift from auction housecat skins to live cats for export. European countries seek healthy fighting stock due to war food restrictions and fur needs for soldiers winter garments. Cat populations decline abroad as rats multiply, with Belgium among buyers of robust American cats.
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N. Fba
New York
Europe
Belgium
New York Printers End Eight-Week Strike
New York officials say the Typographical union declares the eight weeks long strike ended and all workers with assignments have returned. A small group of radicals did not return and will meet to decide next steps while arbitration will settle demands for a 44 hour week and related issues.
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New York
Typographical Union
Tons of Gold Pieces Shipped to China From Seattle Bank
A half million dollars in $20 gold pieces and a ton of metal are consigned to the Asia Banking corporation in Shanghai from a Seattle bank to stabilize currency in China.
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China
Asia Banking Corporation
Shanghai
Seattle
Savory Roasters Advertised by Bon Marche
Savory roasters praised as the most popular choice with thousands of satisfied housewives. Several sizes offered in steel and enameled steel at prices from $1.50 to $2.75. Fourth Floor Bon Marche.
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BON Marche
38 Inch Voiles at 25c for Fancy Aprons and Gifts
Fancy 38 inch wide voiles offered at 25 cents per yard. Mill lengths suitable for gowns aprons and dressing sacques. Attractive fabrics for gift making with versatile uses.
Outing Flannel Offered at Discounted 15c Yard
Advertises white outing flannel fabric 28 inches wide in soft fleecy quality priced at 15 cents per yard. Limits stated as not over 12 yards to each customer, from the Fabric Floor third section.
Thanksgiving Table Linens Highlight Bon Marche Offers
All linen pattern cloths with floral designs come in 70 by 70 inch at 6.95 and 72 by 72 inch at 9.50. Hemstitched linen cloths in 66 by 66 inch at 6.75 and 66 by 84 inch at 8.00. Larger 68 by 99 inch hemstitched cloths sell for 9.00.
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Bon Marche
Ribbon girl booth offers festive ribbon crafts
Daily instruction draws crowds as visitors learn to cut and string ribbon beads for Christmas gifts. Pretty beaded strings and ribbon trimmed camisoles are showcased, with new designs delighting shoppers at the Ribbon Novelty Booth.
Plush Stoles Offered in Multiple Colors and Trim
Plush stoles priced at 10 dollars each in black taupe and brown with 1% yard length ball trimming on the ends. Figured colored lining noted.
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Brown
Assorted Collars on Sale for One Dollar
Displayed neckwear includes Georgette, Filet, embroidered Swiss and assorted collars in decorative patterns and shapes. Prices marked at one dollar each for immediate purchase.
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Rutherfords
Ineult
Jane Darwell
Alexia Luce
Levy's
Miss Trelease
Little Joe
Harold Weeka
Robert Lorenzo
Frank Budd
Maggie
New York City
the Bon Marche
Bargain Basement
New Organization of Workers
N. Y
Santa Claus
Toyland
Ribbon Girl
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