Unions Move to End Times Libel Claims
The Metal Trades Council in Los Angeles asks Mayor Alexander and the city council to stop the Los Angeles Times from labeling union labor as responsible for the Times building explosion that killed many. They cite ongoing enmity with the Times and urge proof before assigning blame and demand innocent until proven guilty.
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Metal Trade Council
Man hugs dummy in Paris court tale of mistaken love
In Paris a man named Francia Hrigaux faced 90 days seclusion after attempting to kiss a dress dummy from a store window. He claimed mistaking the dummy for his beloved Fifine, saying the pair’s embrace led to the arreste, with the judge quipping about love and perception.
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Lost 17 Years Found in Playhouse
Emil Jarrow, long thought dead in Wooster, surprised friends by appearing in Cleveland. He invited Wooster residents to visit him in Keith's Hippodrome where he is performing a comedy sketch, and a reunion was held.
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Traveling man dies in Sumas hotel
W. E. Harlam a commercial traveler for Sylvester Bros. Grocer Co. of Seattle was found dead in his bed at the Mount Baker hotel in Sumas. Death attributed to heart failure.
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Scott concert tickets go on sale at Moore theatre
Subscriptions and membership reservations for the Scott concert began this morning at the Moore theatre with a large advance sale. General sale and gallery reservations start tomorrow. Tickets also available in downtown music stores. Managers report strong turnout at all venues on the Scotti Pasquali tour.
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Odds and Ends From Everywhere OT 7 1671 Thanksgiving Turkey and Turmoil
A mosaic of 17th century items notes Don John of Austria’s triumph at Lepanto with 35 000 Turks captured or killed and 15 000 galley slaves freed. It also reports births, schooling turnout, marriages, naval visits, divorces, and political notes from Seattle to Nashville.
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Vaudeville and stock acts headline local bill
Moore-Viola Allen and James ONeill star in The White Slater. Geattlie-Baker Stock Company performs Are You a Mason Grand-Arizona. Alhambra-Hussell Drew presents Young Buffalo King of the Wild West. Sole Lawrence players in Girla at Orpheum Vaudeville Majestic Pantago Star-Chorus provide female content.
Labor delegates hear call to politics at California labor convention
A declaration urging greater political activity and strong statements on direct legislation and Labor Commissioner Mackenzie’s report was presented to delegates at the California State Federation of Labor annual convention. The fall meeting notes Louisville entries showing 874 horses to race at Churchill Downs.
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Attractive Fall Millinery at Basement Salesroom Prices
A Basement Salesroom display features an unusually varied line of hats and turbans priced at 3.95 and 5.00. Silk velvet merino and felt dominate, with navy, black, dark red, light blue, gray and brown colors. Trimmings include wings coque ribbons.
Petticoats in Silk and Taffeta Fall Colors Sale
Advertisement notes taffeta silk petticoats priced at 2.95 with deep cluster tuck flounces and percaline under-ruffles. Chiffon taffeta petticoats at 3.95 feature tailored or Persian flounces. Percaline petticoats 75 cents in black, with tucked flounce, sold at Basement Salesrooth.
Veilings and Ribbons in Desirable Colors on Sale
Fresh stock of veiling in hair silk and wire meshes offered at 25¢ per yard. Scarves in Persian and Dresden styles two yards long at 1.75 each. Persian and Dresden ribbons 25¢ per yard. Lace yokes and chemisettes 50¢ each. Lace stock collars with tabs 25¢ each. Platten round collars of Venise lace 25¢. Black jabots and tabs 25¢. Ruchings including boxes of six yards 25¢. Hair bow taffeta ribbons 25¢ per yard. Basement Salearoom.
Beacons A Suit Of Bag Mixed Heavy Tweed
A semi fitting suit described as Becons A Suit Of Bag Mixed Heavy Wn Tweed. It features a 32 inch length, wet collar stitched cuffs with buttons and fins de cygne. Skirting is straight cut with a panel back and a price of 37.0 dollars.
Ready-to-Wear Tailored Suits for Misses and Juniors
The Ready-to-Wear section showcases tailored Misses and Juniors suits at 18.50 each. Displays feature serge suits with straight front coats, shawl collars, panne velvet cuffs, satin lining, and kilted skirts, plus gray mixture suits with 34 inch coats and broadcloth collars.
Trimmed and Tailored Hats for Misses and Children
Display featuring hats from in house and New York makers. Styles include Children Beavers, Felt Mushroom Hats, Trimmed Dress Hats, Misses Tailored Hats, and New Colonial Equestrian hats in felt and plush. Prices range from 2.95 to 10.00 with several mid range options.
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Hatter
Undermuslin bargain two-piece combinations and drawers
On the second floor a sale offers two-piece undermuslin combinations at 1.50, 1.00 corset covers with lace medallions, embroidery and beading, and drawers in circular or full yoke styles. Special 50c drawers and 50c corset covers feature nainsook or lawn fabrics with ruffles lace and ribbon.
Misses and Children Ready-to-Wear Sale Highlights
Winter wardrobe lines arrive in Misses and Children sections with new coats at 15.00 in navy and gray tones. Childrens full-length double-breasted coats feature velvet trim and warm lining. New dresses priced 2.50 in dark plaids and ginghams with embroidered or piped details. Misses serge Peter suits priced 17.75 feature wide sailor collars and yoke details. Sizes vary up to 18 years.
Tailored Waists Offered at 1.75 and 2.50
Linen waists with French backs Gibson plait at shoulder and patch pockets in pink and light blue striped madras. Fronts feature tucks and laundered collars. Prices 1.75 for the plain linen designs and 2.50 for embroidered fronts. Second Floor.
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Gibson
Semi Annual Sale of Women's Boxed Hosiery
The sale offers six pairs for the price of five across several lines including medium-weight cotton, lisle, silk and gauze-lisle options. Highlights include box sets of six for 1 25 to 2 50 and a three-pair silk option at 4 00, all with noted features like flare tops and garter welts. First Floor.
Roger and Galle Toilet Accessories Listings
An OCR fragment lists Roger and Gallet perfumes and powders with prices. Items include Amours Paris perfume at $1.60, Ver Sic White Rose Heliotrope Parme Eau de Toilette, and Parme Powder with various color names and small price notes.
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