Empire Laundry Legends of a Kansas Town
In Arkansas City a tower of stories grows from the Empire Laundry. A forewoman in the 1890s earns 15 dollars weekly while women from the town rise to fame as stage stars prize fighters and more. The Endicott family finds wealth with a 8000 barrel oil gusher and Sara Sothern, a future London star, links to laundry roots.
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Alcom
Calcott
Endicott
California
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Tey
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Castoms
Bendicotts
Cas Endicott
Sara Sothern
Sothern
Stag
Her Majesty's Theatre
London
Channing Pollock
Charlies NI
Hunt
Empire Laundry
Fily
Los Angeles
Sara
New York
Little Sara
Frankie Adams
Bearcat
Frankie
Aft Fen
Pacific Coast
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Tip
Layne
Old Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Arkansas City
Kansas
Velvet hats rise with summer heat in Paris fashion
Paris dispatch notes velvet hats return in hot weather and straw styles gain as winter approaches. pastel velvets feature curved brims and ostrich feather trim in models from Caroline Reboux with seamed crowns and decorative plumes.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Rose de Barry
Perere
Caroline Reboux
Trade talk resurfaces over Gibraltar Ceuta swap idea
Aug 14 London report says air force study on Gibraltar defense renews discussion of exchanging the Rock for Ceuta. Analysts argue Ceuta could offer stronger wartime defense, while Gibraltar’s fortress value is questioned and Spain’s possible demand for Ceuta remains unexplained.
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London
Air Force
Gibraltar
Great Britain
Spain
Rock of Gibraltar
Ceuta
Straits
Rock
1500 Scientists to Meet in Los Angeles
Scientists from around the world gathered in Los Angeles on August 3 for the American Ethical Society's seventieth convention. More than 1,500 scientists and chemists attended, with representation from every state and many foreign countries. Delegations joined from New York, Chicago, Kansas City, and other cities en route to California. The article notes New Zealand's first minimum wage laws enacted in 1894.
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Los Angeles
American Emhical Society
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Mudd Center Folks Mock Aunt Fanny Over Hairdo
A humorous item from the Mudd Center notes Aunt Fanny spent forty cents to bob her hair. She learns her bonnet and headwear now seem ill suited as the crowd jokes about the upkeep and fashion misfit.
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