Parasols on Sale With Wide Color Selection
Advertises a large assortment of parasols in colors such as Prim Rose Emerald Green Nell Rose Pongee and Linen plus White Linen Embroidered. Highlights prices from 1.50 to 12.50 and notes Misses and Children's parasols at moderate prices.
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Paris
Officers Elected and Socials Mark Reed Tallong Meeting
The Tuesday night Reed Tallong session listed officers elected including Counselor Mrs Buckalet Associate Counselor Miss Lottie Levy and other posts with A W Brown as state council representative. After installation, strawberries and cream were served. Followed by Mrs Leng entertaining the Central Christian Ladies Ald Society with fancy work and refreshments. A dancing party is planned for Miss Grace Lee Duncan with out of town guests and a Cadenza orchestra program. Mrs Genevieve Haymaker and Mrs Frederick L Stathers receive a large card party invite. A special Missionary Society meeting at St Louis Church will elect a delegate to Pittsburg. Mrs Lyle Smith hosted a card party with guest Mrs Forbes Larbert of Scotland.
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Reed Tallong
Pike “Artest
Statles
Ounssior
Mys. A. &.Buckalet
Mre
Farcie Jackson
Mlex
Lottie, Levy
Jmles
James.h. Henderen
Taylor Talkington
Inside Sentinel
Irene Thorp
Outside Sentinel
Barney Boyle
Leng
Ald Society
Central Christian Church
Ernest G. Long
Carl Shields
S.C. Watkins
D. Brown
Rufus Ash
Louis Deem
B. A. Mann
A. Brown
George Tate
Rumbaugh
Harry Post
D. C. Barnett
William Long
Hart Shields
Geraldine Barnett
Eleanor
Frances Brown
Miss Duncan
Grace Lee Duncan
Waldo
James Jackson Duncan
Henry Haymond
Anson D. Parr
John W. Brown
William H. Lewis
J. Hotner
Davis
C. B. Lamberd
Genevieve Haymaker
Frederick L. Stathers
Philadelphia
Lillie
Koblegard
East Main Street
St. Louis Methodist Episcopal Church
South
The
Missionary Society
Pittsburg
Virginia Payne
Juvenile Society
Lyle Smith
Forbes
Arrests Made In Unlawful Attempt Case
Constable Ford arrested Sylvester Ashcraft and Maude McAtee on a sworn warrant from Lucy McAtee charging them with attempting unlawfully to conspire. They were released on their own recognizance. Trial set for Justice J W Carter at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. A separate note mentions a Los Angeles factory project and a Victoria Theatre sermon on June 15.
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Sylvester Ashcraft
Maude, McAtee
Ford
Warrai
Lucy McAtee
J. W- Carter
Growth in U S exports by six key manufacturing groups
Export figures show iron and steel, copper, wood, leather, cottons, and refined mineral oils driving U S foreign sales. From 1893 to 1913 and beyond, these six industries expanded tenfold or more, totaling roughly 875 million in 1918, while overall domestic exports rose substantially.
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Washington, D.C
Iron and Steel Manufactures
Gotton
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
President remarks on wage reductions and industrial influence
Senator Gallinger warned that any industry proposing wage cuts could be investigated. He cited Haman as an example of extreme pressure and described certain influences as the worst kind imaginable.
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Haman
Gallinger
Tha Jan
Bank Freight Case Narrowly Clears Prohibition Law
A U.S. circuit court of appeals interpreted a sight draft for a purchase price of Mauer shipped in interstate commerce into a prohibition state as not violating the law. The ruling held the carrier can act as an agent under the prohibition. The decision was handed down in St. Paul from Associated Press dated June 19.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mason Resigns From Consul General Post in Paris
Washington June 13 Secretary Bryan announces that H Mason longtime Cleveland journalist and diplomat resigns after serving in the consular service since 1880 and as consul general at Paris since 1905. He departs in the wake of a lengthy career with the U S government.
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Gay ansociaTan Press
Washington, D
Ih.mason
Cleveland
Paris
Bryan
Robbery in Street In New York Leaves Woman Fried
Miss Dorothy Daniels, a frail 22 year old, was beaten choked and robbed in the street this afternoon by a lone bandit who followed her from a bank. The robber escaped with 1128 in currency and certified checks. The rest of the text references an unrelated 1916 navy remark.
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Cay Associated Press
New York
Miss Doro
Danials
Blandit
Bank
Baldwin man leaves Cabin Creek field over whiskey fines
Federal report states Major Davis imposed fines on 228 miners at Holdale and sentenced those unable to pay to work under guard. He said most men fined were working miners, not strikers, and were bringing whiskey into the machine law zone. He claimed confiscated whiskey was destroyed in his presence.
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Baldwin
Cabin Creek
Nel
Holdale
Major Davis
Supreme Court Grants Trial by Jury for Silk Mill Strikers
In Trenton an order directs that the silk mill workers arrested be tried by jury. Jurors will come from Hudson County and trials are to be held in Passaic County.
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Reepentaire
Trenton
Hudson County
Passafe County
Passalé County
Degree of Posahontas Rites Follow At Reed Lodge
A Sunday gathering at 1 o'clock invites members to decorate the graves of deceased Posahontas members. The Reed lodge room will host the event and attendees are asked to be present.
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Posahontas
Odd Fellows
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