85 Gents A Day Back To U S A
Milan dispatch reports Joe Vi tale plans return to America as soon as he can raise passage money. He worked in Bethlehem steel before enlisting in Italy, now in Milan at an electrical armature factory earning 13 lire daily. After a worker seizure, he will get 17 lire 20 centesimi for eight hours. He compares wages with telegraphers 26 lire, woodworkers 18, weavers 20, bakers 15 to 18, noting rising prices and housing costs. He estimates American living costs and enjoys the prospect of dollars, despite price increases.
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Milan
Italy
Joe Vitale
America
Joe
Bethlehem
Canal
Princess Sophie of Austria to Wed Former Count
Princess Sophie of Austria daughter of Archduke Ferdinand is to marry a former count and Czech Slovakia landowner. The match follows her loss of most of the wealth left by her father.
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Sophie of
Austria
London
Sophie of Austria
Archduke Ferdinand
Kennedy's Inc Quits Stock Move To Palace Clothing
Kennedy's Inc transfers its high grade stock to Palace Clothing Co at First and Spring Seattle. Palace plans a half price sale on Medlicott Cooper’s Vassar Winsted underwear hats shirts collars and more, promising bargains unseen in Seattle. Sale starts Saturday with Friday Star notice.
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Palace Clothing Co
Palace
Kennedy's, Inc
Kennedy
K 'Y’s
Seattle
Palace Clothing Company
Mendelsohn
Palace Clothing Comy
Medlicott
Cooper’s
Vassar
Winsted
Stetson
Borsalino
Berg, Knox and Mallory
Everwear
Arrow
Standard
Summit
Earle & Wilson
Kennedy’s
Palace Clothing
First Avenue
Spring Street
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Teen Sone
Tacoma
Birty Andy
Milton Bronner
Windsor
Thames River
Y.M. CA
de. L
Gark
Regal Dental Offices
de. L. RR Clark
Third Avenue
Third Aven
Union Street
Boston Dental CO
Fagin and
Oliver Twist
Robert Mack
Denver
Walter Johnson
McGuire
Thimeoif
France
Paris
Quantly
Kennedy’s Inc
Sale
Star
Alberta
Canada
Washington
Beattie
Canadian Railways Bond Corp
Pinney & Noble
Corner of Columbia
Wash
Will Rogers
Gers
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