Gay White Way To Be Gay And White No More
Special correspondent outlines federal crackdown on Broadway cabarets and night clubs as prosecutors target exclusive venues. Buckner and agents seal access to high end spots, including ones once visited by the Prince of Wales, provoking Broadway alarm and a shift in enforcement strategy.
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Ante Raised for Bob or Neck Trim
In San Francisco unions raise neck trim price to 35 cents for Miss or Mrs patrons starting after November 15. Barbers aim to align with Western city schedules while keeping wage scales intact.
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Shenandoah crash relics and flag returned to Lakehurst
In Caldwell Ohio on October 24 AP reports a damaged American flag and other artifacts from the airship Shenandoah were recovered and returned to Lakehurst. Souvenir hunters had seized items before their return as naval officials noted the central event and the ship’s fall on the morning of the eighth.
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Caldwell
Ohio
Lodge's Last Words Reveal League of Nations Trap
Washington reports Henry Cabot Lodge in a forthcoming book recounts how Republican leaders in 1919 avoided a precommitment to the League by declining to advise the Wilson peace commission. He says Root urged session to let the Senate voice be heard and notes Lodge supported ratification but lamented the league's defeat.
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Reserve coal cars ready to avert winter shortages
Washington reports 61 370 surplus coal cars available to ship 3 068 500 tons, with reserves concentrated in Harrisburg, Lancaster, Altoona, Columbus, Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Dussel, Louisville, and Roanoke. Non union bituminous supplies could reach Pocahontas and New River valleys within 24 hours if demand grows.
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Lancaster
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Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dussel
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Roanoke
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pocahontas
New River
West Virginia
Hagerstown
New England
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington watches New York radio monopoly hearing
Official Washington monitors the federal trade commission probe into alleged radio monopoly. The justice navy and commerce departments await possible antitrust actions and review vast data on connections among cited corporations as the hearing extends.
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Rum Conspiracy Involves Roads In Chicago Case
Chicago detectives announced an inquiry into a conspiracy to move beer and liquor shipments to Chicago and Morton Grove Illinois. The plan allegedly involved railroad officials policemen and backers of liquor as part of a broader freight confiscation scheme. Authorities said attempts to evict the involved parties would follow if needed.
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Morton Grove
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Eal Ag Ibition
Iduke’s Estate of Vast Amount Bequest to Duke Endowment
New York Oct 24 the will of James B Duke tobacco magnate filed for probate directs 4 000 000 of a 10 000 000 bequest for a medical school hospital and nurses home at Duke University Durham North Carolina The total estate value is not stated but estimated up to 150 000 000
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Duke
James B. Duke
Somerville
N. J
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Labor Congress Negro Workers Draws Attention in Chicago
A 1925 report describes the American Negro Labor Congress planned for Chicago with 500 delegates from labor and fraternal groups. Leaders include Lovett Fort-Whiteman and Lovett Ldniger, amid Communist backing claims, prompting AFL officials to denounce the event as a communist affair and urge black members to stay away.
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W. Z. Poster
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Alexander N. Jackson
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American Federation of Labor
Chacogo
Scott Son
Wiliam Green
Omaha Chosen as Next Meeting Site for Scottish Rite
The supreme council of the Scottish Rite Masons southern jurisdiction selected Omaha Nebraska as the 1926 meeting city. The date for next year's gathering was set for October 25.
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Omaha
Neb
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Scottish Rite Masons of
Southern Jurisdiction
Bodies Recovered After Rockwood Mine Explosion
In Rockwood Tennessee four of eight miners killed in July at Rockwood Iron Company coal mine were recovered Friday after a heavy coal fall. The recovered corpses were identified as Samuel Doughty Roy Limburg James Wilson and Thomas Green.
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Roy Limburg
James Wilson
Thomas Green
Anti-red fleet captured in Macao harbor event
The anti red cruiser Yungehi arrived in Macao harbor as strike crews deserted posts. The gunboat captured one red gunboat and nine steam launches, with crews abandoning vessels. The fleet now flies the anti red flag.
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Hong Kong
Yungehi
Macao
Uncle Ike Morrill Urged to Resign Ozarks Postmaster
Branson Mo Oct 24 Levi Morrill known as Uncle Ike in Shepherd of the Hills and longtime Notch postmaster for 32 years is asked to resign by the government due to age. No successor named within a month could lead to Notch PO discontinuation. Local friends petition to reconsider.
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Branson
Levi Morrill
Tike
Harold Bull Wright
Notch
Unele Ike
Friends of
Ike
Ozark
Velvet and silver feature in evening wear trends
Fashion notes from New York describe a shift from velvet and metal brocades to two piece jumper frocks and velvet coats with silver or gold lace skirts. Gun metal lace or velvet wraps dominate evening wear. Hand-cut steel buckles personalize footwear as caracul fur rises with mink and rarer pelts. many mink coats for Christmas run above $10 000.
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Paris
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Velvet hats fall to fashion as scarlet shades rise
A stylistic note observes utilitarian hat design fading amid vogue for small velour hats with backs cut away or raised to the head. The trend favors sinfully red shades, with silk and cotton firms reporting demand nearing the season’s blue favorites.
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Caillaux Cabinet Breaks Up Without Detailing Plans
Paris Oct 24 The French cabinet ended its meeting with Finance Minister Caillaux not fully outlining fiscal measures or resigning as anticipated. The cabinet will reconvene Monday and meet the chamber next Thursday, with no change in membership yet full agreement on financial issues remains unresolved.
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Caillaux
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Removal Notice for Dr. Groom's Office Relocation
Dr. C. P. Groom moves his practice from Sonnenkalb building to rooms over Temple Pharmacy. Registration details reference iPhone 935.031.
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C. P. Groom
Sonnenkalb
Temple Pharmacy
Used Car Listings From Early 1920s with Prices and Models
A dense catalog of vintage autos with models from 1917 to 1928 including Ford, Chevrolet, Nash, Dodge, Studebaker, Buick, Hupp, Durant and more. Prices range from modest sums like $50 to over $1,000, listing touring sedans roadsters coupes and trucks along with dealer references and scribbled notes.
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Buick
Chandler
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