Washington Seen As World Fashion Capital Bid
An editorials argues Washington could become the world fashion capital as plans to move fashion authority from Paris to Washington unfold. Trade bodies urge coordinated action with Americana merchants to boost exports while passport rules limit foreign import flow and affect fall fashion trade.
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America
Washington
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Paria
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Pashion
Washington Woman Keeps Jaguar as Pet in City
Mrs Hazel Wilson of the capital owns a young jaguar kept at home for companionship against advice. The animal, about twenty five pounds with white teeth and large eyes, enjoys freedom and daily care. The owner plans to educate the jaguar to be a decent citizen and fears future refusal of his behavior could lead to a zoo.
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World Im Quest
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Hazel
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Thomas
Wilkow
Paper Money Destruction Practices in Civil War Era
Officials describe the long history of destroying government paper money from Civil War era rules to modern revisions. The piece notes the 1862 act authorizing unfit notes to be removed and explains multiplication of destruction methods including burning and energy waste in the Treasury system.
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Treasury Department
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Sworetacy Chase
Bowayer
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Pateguarde
ChiapoHoy
Uncle Sam Sells New 11 Cent Stamp and Parcel Rates
The article notes the introduction of a revised postage stamp design and updated rates. It outlines an 11 cent base stamp, 41 cent insured mail, and higher rates for parcels, with weights and denominations referenced. It mentions public requisitions for supplies and the stamp’s featuring Houdon in profile, aligning with new government postage policy.
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Post Office Department
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Chinese Admiral Wei Han Visits US Naval Stations
Vice Admiral Wei Han is viewed as the leading figure in the Guoess navy and is on a government mission to acquire submarines. Adupirol War toured key US naval stations and witnessed a large destroyer assault on a squad of bala ships from the Wyomlay.
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Guoess
China
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Ero
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United States
Boston
Coltilia
Frog
Wyomlay
Forest Fire Fighting Efforts Highlight Past Year
The forest of focus performed notably in extinguishing fires last year, preventing spread beyond boundaries. Ranger and guard crews accounted for over one sixth of all firefighting, with lightning the leading cause followed by roads and equipment issues.
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Getlonu
Ulus
Forcat
Winners to Frisco Represent Iowa at Panama Pacific Show
Iowa exhibitors in horse and cattle events plan to travel to San Francisco for the Panama Pacific Exposition. Dean C. J. Curtish of the Iowa state college joins the Panama-Pacific Commission as a judge. Many breeders intend to send prize winners to the coast, while others weigh their options and awaiting official decisions on sheep and hog entries.
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Iowa
Ba Agat
San Prancisco
Dean C. I. Curtish
Paname-Facius Commission
Fia- Jorle
Loran Brusdave
Francisco
Thane
Paiama-Pacle
H. L. Pike
Ute Lowe Fale
Lowa
Editors Plan Big Meeting by Iowa Press Association
Des Moines to host February 10 and 11 meeting of Iowa Press association executives. Alton Democrat elected field secretary. movement reorganized with headquarters likely in Des Moines. Membership to grow from 30 to about 400 by the annual gathering.
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Des Moines
Neway Opera
Des Moines Dry Law Watch Targets Illicit Booze
A report notes strong enforcement against bootleg liquor shipments into Des Moines. Officials tracked more than 2,090 people receiving Coors in August with hundreds of cages barrels and kegs moved by freight or express, totaling over 1 379 pints and 1067 quarts of whiskey and related products.
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Des Moines
A. Ly
Crawford
Dong Cunsor
Woman’s Missionary Convention Draws Delegates
The Sioux City Tha Dee Molnes branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plans its meeting on October 1. The Iowa branch covers several states and hosts 460 delegates with missionary Tan on leave set to attend. Mina Elizabeth Pearson of Fee Muluse is president.
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Woman's Mivetonary Convention
Sioux City
Tha Dee
Auto Smash Near Perry Fatal For Miss Carrig
In a Perry area collision a car overturned while avoiding a chicken strike. Perry resident Miss Edith Carrig died from the crash. Lloyd Carris the driver and Earl Van Fescon of Meota were injured but not fatally. The accident occurred as the party traveled to Perry and attempted to avoid the flock of chickens, pinning three people under the car.
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Ddith Carrig
A. &. Carris
Lloyd Carris
Earl van Feseon
Meota
Auto crash claims 16 year old near Berg
A 16 year old, Kiracher of Stantopa, was fatally injured when his car overturned on the road four miles north of Berg. He was taken to a regional hospital where he died shortly after. Authorities say he had no close relatives known.
Stranded Family Seeks Help After Lost Pockets
In Sioux City a mother and her four children, travelers from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, are stranded when a purs e containing transportation to Los Angeles and a gold watch is misplaced. Local charity bureau offers aid until funds arrive to continue the journey.
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Simonthes
Los Angeles
Dmtrs
Glann Testa
Sault. Ste. Marie
Mich
Sioux City
Henda
Teeler
Garad
Ciarity Buregu
Funda
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