Gay White Way to Be Gay and White No More
Special correspondent reports federal authorities intend to darken New York's famed gay and white light district by cracking down on cabarets and night clubs along Broadway. Buckner and agents have infiltrated venues, pressuring exclusive spots even during the Prince of Wales visits, triggering a Broadway panic as enforcement tightens.
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Robert T. Small
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
White Light
North River
Washington
United States
Old Broadway
Broadway
Ew Jersey
Long Island
Buckner
Prince of Wales
Metro Pelis
Paibiock
Fox
San Francisco Barber Union Boosts Neck Trim Price
In San Francisco on October 24 the barber union raised neck shave and trim prices to 35 cents for women after November 15, aligning with Western city tariffs. Non-union shops will follow. actual barber wages remain $30 a week with 60 percent revenue share, and aim to hit $42 early in the week.
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Fecatello Tribune
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Union Barbers
Wifey
Lubby
Flag from Shenandoah stolen by souvenir hunters
Caldwell Ohio October 24 AP Shenandoah flag recovered after it was taken by souvenir hunters. Sheriff disclosed the flag once flown on the vessel and later seized at the naval station.
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Caldwell
Ohio
Jevernee & Sehen
Sneritt
In & Pac
Seeageen
Naval Station
Lodge's Last Words on How Republicans Escaped League Trap
Washington, Oct 24 AP details Henry Cabot Lodge's account in The Senate and the League of Nations of how Republican leaders avoided committing to the covenant in 1919. Lodge, critical of Woodrow Wilson, portrays Wilson as egotistical and self-serving while noting the league's practical defeat despite reservations. He cites Root Knox advice and the call to reconvene the Senate as the pivotal move.
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League of Nations
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Senate
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Ledfler
League
Wilson
Egelf
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Lodge
Wilsom Place Commission
Paris
Elihu Root
Philander C. Knox
Root
Reserve coal car fleet to avert winter shortages
Washington reports 61,370 surplus coal cars ready to move fuel to districts at risk of shortages. Cars concentrate at Harrisburg, Lancaster, Altoona, Columbus, Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Dussel, Louisville, and Roanoke for rapid deployment within 24 hours to non union bituminous fields. Officials say shortages unlikely, with large stockpiles and high production, yet vigilance remains as unions and railroads brace for possible strikes.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Altoona
Penna
Columbus
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dussel
Louisville
Roanoke
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pocahontas
New River
West Virginia
Hagerstown
New England
Lewis
United Mine Workers
W. P. Parker
Philadelphia
China
Department of Commerce
Kentucky
Buffalo
Washington watches New York radio monopoly hearing
Washington officials from the justice navy and commerce departments monitor the federal trade commission inquiry into alleged radio monopoly links among major traffic and electrical firms. A long proceedings likely. investigators have gathered vast data on connections and agreements for review before a final ruling.
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Pocatello Tribune
W Consolidated Press Association
Washington
Wasington
New York
Fed Gal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Rado Corporation of America
Navy and
Justice Departments
Department of
Oerse
Leeington
Trade Commission
Rum Conspiracy Involves Roads
Chicago officials announced an inquiry into a conspiracy involving railroad men police and bootleggers to move liquor by freight cars from Chicago to Morton Grove. The probe focuses on five railroads receiving payments per barrel as part of the alleged scheme tied to the prohibition era.
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Chicago
Morton Grove
James Jpetyeee
Iduke Estate Bequest To Duke Endowment Reported
New York Oct 24 The will of James B Duke tobacco magnate filed for probate at Somerville New Jersey provides a 10 million bequest to the Duke endowment. Four million is to build equip a medical school hospital and nurses home at Duke University Durham North Carolina. The total estate value is not stated but valued as high as 150 million.
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New York
Duke
James B. Duke
Somerville
N. J
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Anti-Red Cruiser Arrives in Macao Harbor With Fleet Abandonment
The anti-red cruiser Yungehi reached Macao on Thursday causing the strike crews to abandon stations. The anti-red gunboat captured one red gunboat and nine steam launches, whose crews also fled. The fleet now flies the anti-red flag.
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Hong Kong
Yungehi
Macao
Ets
Labor Congress Negro Workers Opens Amid Crimson Backing
The American Negro Labor Congress opens next week in Chacayo with leaders from radical and communist circles. Estimates claim about 500 delegates from negro fraternal, labor, and farmer groups will attend as Lovett Fort-Whiteman and other radicals promote the event. Critics say the movement shifts from class to race lines, while AFL President Green denounces it as purely communist and warns negro members away.
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Pocatello Tribune
Consolidated Press Association
American Negro Labor
Congress
Lovett Fort-Whit College
W. Z. Poster
Robert Miner
Alexander L. Jackson
Chiyvengo Defender
Mnegroeca
American Federation of Labor
Wiliam Green
Federation
Omaha Chosen as Next Meeting Site for 1926
Washington reports the Scottish Rite southern jurisdiction site council selects Omaha Nebraska as the 1926 meeting location with October 25 set as the date for the gathering. The Oct. 24 dispatch notes the city chosen and date finalized.
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Washington
Omaha
Neb
Scottish Rite Ons
Bodies recovered after Rockwood mine explosion
Four of eight men missing since July are found after a coal fall at the Rockwood Tron company mine in Rockwood Tennessee. The recovered are Samuel Doughty Roy Limburg James Wilson and Thomas Green. Authorities fear remaining bodies may lie beneath the debris.
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Rockwood, Tenn
Rockwood Tron Company
Samuel Doughty
Roy Limburg
James Wilson
Thomas Green
Postoffice Department Ruling Disturbs Ozarks Sentiment
Branson Mo Oct 24 Levi Morrill known as Uncle Ike in Harold Wright’s Shepherd of the Hills and longtime Notch postmaster has been asked to resign by the government. Age is given as the reason though his mind remains clear and active. If no successor is named within a month Notch post office may be discontinued. A petition and intervention by congressmen are planned.
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Branson
Levi Morrill
Iike
Harold Bull Wright
Notch
Unele Ike
Ika
Patieet
Ozark
New York Fashion Shifts to Daytime Velvet and Silver
Paris set a trend by claiming velvet and metal brocades suitable for daytime wear, but New York fashion has adopted two piece jumper frocks in dull silver under velvet coats on Park and Fifth Avenues. Velvet coats continue in models with flaring silver or gold lace skirts and new gun metal lace or velvet wraps. Footwear gains individuality with hand cut steel buckles in various shapes, finished in steel or bronze.
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New York
Paris
Park
Fifth Avenues
Fur fashions blend caracul with mink prestige
Caracul shares fur honors with mink as high end garments command top prices. The article notes caracul garments rival mink wraps, trimmed with Ermine and silver fox pelts. Local furriers are preparing mink coats for Christmas season with prices around ten thousand dollars each.
Designer hat fashion endures with small velour styles
A designer who challenges utilitarian fashion faces a setback as small velour hats remain popular. The hats feature backs that are cut away or sharply curved up to the head, allowing wearers to avoid clashes with high fur collars in crowded spaces.
Sinful Red Becomes Top Fashion Shade of the Season
Silk and cotton manufacturers report demand for a new scarlet shade, Sinful Red, rising swiftly toward the popularity of the season's prior favorite gracklehead blue. The hue is described as a flaring flaming scarlet.
Caillaux Won’t Reveal Plans at Cabinet Meeting
Paris October 24 The French cabinet broke up without Finance Minister Caillaux detailing his fiscal measures or submitting his resignation. He spoke in general terms on France’s financial position. The cabinet is due to meet again and no cabinet changes are expected despite incomplete accord on finances.
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Paris
Caillaux
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Althou
Removal Notice for Dr Groom Office Move
Dr C P Groom relocates from Sonnenkalb building to rooms over Temple Pharmacy. Telephone 935 031.
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C. P. Groom
Sonnenkalb
Temple Pharmacy
Art's Used Car Exchange Price List
An automotive dealer advertises a range of used cars with listed prices including 1922 Ford models from 225 to 3240 dollars and various makes such as Chevrolet Hupmobile Dodge Studebaker Buick Marmon Chandler and more. The note urges buyers to get be sure before buying.
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Studebaker
Buick
Ford
Chandler
Dodge
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