Up State Fights Mayor Gaynor as Hearst Backlash Grows
Rochester dispatch reports strong anti Gaynor opposition within upstate ranks. James S. Havens leads the anti Gaynor effort while Tammany figures push Murphy as a safer nominee. Hearst's declared stance and progressive democracy threaten Gaynor's bid and may split support before the convention.
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Rochester
Gaynor
Friends
James S. Havens
New York City
Havens
Itte Sia
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William R. Hearst
International Labor Conference in Lausanne Opens Three-Day Session
The International Dispensation for Labor Legislation opens a three day session in Lausanne Switzerland. The conference prioritizes a minimum wage policy for home work and an eight hour shift in uninterrupted processes. Minister of Labor King attends as official representative for Canada.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
King
Dominion of Canada
National Banks Report Resources and Reserves
National banks nationwide reported resources totaling 9 826 181 452 and reserves of 1 347 713 686 as of September 1. Responding banks numbered 7 113 196 more than four years prior, with deposits rising by 135 000 000 and surplus and profits up 72 000 000 since September 1, 1908.
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Washington
United States
Ahawer
Americans to be buried in Granada monument planned
Granada Nicaragua reports a decision to bring the bodies of Americans Cannon and Greco for burial. David Aretlane, then Nicaraguan minister to the United States, presided over the meeting that ordered the burial and a monument will be erected in memory of the two Americans.
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Granada
Nicaragua
Cannon
Greco
Zelaya
David Aretlane
United States
White House cabinet party hosts informal talks and luncheon
Washington DC. The White House cabinet party is in full swing with eight of nine members in attendance. A formal cabinet room session led into an informal luncheon from 1 30 p m to nearly 4 p m.
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Washington, D. C
Cabinet House
White House
Bisbee Ariz Naco town renews car strike dispute
In Bisbee Arizona the car strike situation moves to formal filing at the governor's office as Naco, a town of about 300 residents, seeks resolution. The report notes ongoing tension and administrative steps toward settlement.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Naco
Oddities in Styles Describe Fascinating Uglinese in Fashion
A fashion note argues that bold and odd styles prevail with a charm despite criticisms. It discusses tight skirts in black silk and chiffon robes suitable for mourning, offering ideas for simple drapery and neckline treatments to suit modern attire.
Preserving the Hair Shade for Blondes
A guide on keeping blond hair light through scalp care and careful washing. It warns against heavy greases and decict bleaching, endorses raw egg whites with bicarbonate and ammonia or peroxide in tiny amounts, and offers a rhubarb honey wash as an alternative.
Short Skirts Revive In Bright Polished Fashion
The article notes a revival of brief walking skirts with flexible lengths and plain wide bottoms, paired with gathered tops. It describes longer house or carriage wear with overskirt effects, back box plaits, and front drapery, along with a polo maise revival and luxe fabrics like cashmere and silk for washable outfits.
Made From A Wicker Basket
Fancy wicker baskets in designs and sizes for handkerchiefs can be bought cheaply. Lining uses pink batiste with matching thread, padded with cotton wool and satchel powder, then covered in colored satin. Four ribbons sewn inside secure handkerchiefs, ribbons decorate handles, and ribbon strings fasten the lid.
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Conference On Labor
National Bank Report
Peanes Finel
Mbean
Eoila
Ery
Genter Ererremert
Standard Oil Company
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Quay
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Snieb Nat
Army
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Tyle Book Ponies
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Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
Im Re
Bento
Tilmore
Nebraska
Angus
S. A
Gauss
National Live Stock Com. Co
Kansas City
St.Joseph
S. Omaha
Defiance
Darianoa
Irvsyes Ue
Thompson's
Lincoln
Standard Oil Co
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