Autumn Fashions Preview From Paris to Trouville
Catherine Talbot surveys a wide range of autumn styles from gathered and straight skirts to long and short silhouettes. She notes buttons and fringe trending on frocks, traveling coats in alpaca, new hats and veils, and a shift toward tailored dress with lace and embroidery details. Brown remains a dominant color with rose du Barri tones and turquoise accents enhancing day and evening frocks.
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Autummn
Wormatr
Paris Boulevard
Paris
Catherine Talbot
Organized Fraud and Spokane printers strike eyeing arbitration
A New York Evening Post report analyzes a Spokane Falls printers dispute under a 1922 arbitration contract between the International Typographical Union and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. It details wage disputes, arbitration steps, and a two day suspension of the Spokesman-Review amid walkouts.
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New York
New York Evening Post Today
Spokane
Typographical Union
Spoane Falls
Wash
Epokesman-Review
International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Union
Ito
W. J. Cowles
Spokesman-Review
Publishers’ Association
James M. Lynch
International ‘Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers ® Association
Bredeviel
Ubess
National Board of Arbitration
Lynch
Driscoll
Jones
Drlacal
Old Ratea
Reu Fussi
Cowles
Spokesman- Review
Brazen repudiation of contract shocks typographical union
A sharp rebuke to a contract breach by the International Typographical union and a warning to the Newspaper Publishers' association. The piece questions approval of sanctions against President Lynch and Driscoll, and warns that confirming the breach could endanger mutual protections and the federation's credibility.
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International
Cowled
Dfas
Lynch
Driscoll
Committee On Arbitration
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Lipton’s Condition in Chicago Amid Illness
Sir Thomas Lipton, ill with catarrhal appendicitis in his Chicago apartments, passed a quiet night and is improving per Dr. Thomas. Host Alexander H. Revell said Lipton felt much sicker but is easier now. No operation expected as no pus has formed and only routine sick-room duties are needed.
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Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Auditorium
Annex
Dr. Thomas
Alexander H. Revell
Sir Thomas
Mr. Revell
Army canteen urged to be re established by Baldwin
Brigadier General Frank D. Baldwin, commander of the Department of the Colorado, in his annual report urges reestablishment of the army canteen under proper restrictions. He notes a marked improvement in discipline and contentment among enlisted men since the canteen feature at the post exchange was abolished and questions if men can still obtain a beer in a decent and orderly fashion.
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Washington
Frank D. Baldwin
Department of the Colorado
Debauchery and ruin near the reservation borew
Fragmentary passage notes a cluster around the borew of the reservation where people drink all kinds of alcoholic beverages and sink into debauchery and ruin. The text hints at a social decline tied to intoxication among residents.
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Eison
Power plant fire disrupts Snoqualmie services in Seattle area
A transformer fire at the Snoqualmie Power Company plant in Snoqualmie last night cut streetcar lines and isolated Snoqualmie from Seattle and Tacoma. Seattle Electric Co. power house fire caused $2,000 damage but did not halt machinery operations.
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Seattle
Wash
Snoqualmie Power Company
Snoqualmie
Snoqualmie Pier
Seattl
Tacoma
Reward Offered for Arrest of Looming Transmission Line Saboteurs
A reward of fifty dollars is posted by Utah Light and Power Co for arrest of party or parties causing a "soft circuit" on its electric transmission line near Pioneer Station Ogden Canyon on April 20 1903. The notice warns against interference and explains penalties under a 1903 Utah act. Governor Heber M Wells approves the measure.
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Utah Light & Power Co
Pofehouse
Pioneer Station
Ogden Canyon
UTAH LIGHT @ POWER CO
Orden
Utah
Y R. S. Campbell
Mgr
Etete
Heber M. Wells
The Latest Way of Wearing a Watch
The smart girl adopts tea fobs as a safe pretty watch disposal. New watch fobs for girls are ornamental and charm via belts with a safety clasp. Some dresses hide a small watch pocket sewn into the belt or bodice left side. The fob features white enameled daisies with yellow centers and a golden tassel. Ribbon fobs mounted in gold are also chic.
Notable Jewels and Historic Pearls Highlighted
A fashion page notes Mrs. Arthur Paget owns the world’s largest pearl while the Countess of Ilchester preserves a necklace once worn by Empress Eugenie. Mrs. Bradley Martin’s emeralds are valued near 200 000 dollars and the Countess of Craven shows a diamond and gem encrusted fan worth 10 000. England houses grand jewels including Lady Whasncliffe’s giant turquoises with Persian inscriptions and Calve’s necklace of rough pearls and Egyptian turquoise scarabs dating to 6000 B C.
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Arthur Paget
Countess of
Ilchester
Eugenie
Bradley Martin
Countess of Craven
England
Whasncliffe
High Necked Demitoilets Trend In Dressmaking
Fashion notes describe demitoilette gowns with high transparent collar bands. Some dressmakers alter the style to decollete, but the best models keep a high neck. Daylight exposure of bare neck is deemed vulgar, while Stl collar ress dresses appear for dining and are paired with hats, stoles, or wraps.
New Wraps Echo Grandma Shawls In Modern Form
The article notes that contemporary wraps resemble grandmother shawls more than coats, describing a shift in style toward looser, shawl like silhouettes and away from structured outerwear. It highlights fabric choices and evolving usage for daily wear and layering.
Foulard Blouse Shown With Lace Trim and Boned Collar
The illustration presents a versatile foulard blouse made from rofti foutara with box plaits and a wide center front. It fastens down the back and features lace insertion at the bust sleeves shoulders and arms with a boned upright lace collar for support.
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Rofti Foutara
Mary Loyalty Sets the Fashions of White and Black
Queen Alexandra popularized black in England and Europe, while Queen Wilhelmina chose white for her morning wedding wear. The text notes the fashion influence of royal ladies, detailing white gowns in silk, velvet, and wool for various occasions.
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Mary
Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
England
Queen of Iollands
Europe
Beau
Wilhelmina
Breakefast S
Skirts in Varied Styles Highlight Seasonal Trends
The article notes a wide diversity in skirt styles with fuller shapes reappearing after recent seasons. It describes varying fullness around the waist extending into the hips and emphasizes suitability based on figure.
Threading Ribbon Popular on Skirts and Blouses
Threading of ribbon becomes a fashionable detail for skirts and blouses with widespread use. Designers highlight ribbon threading as a simple upgrade.
Pile Cure Advertised Claims Across Nation
An advertised claim touts E-ru-sa Pile Cure as a universal remedy for piles with testimonials from Dr. L Griffin J H Trout and others. The copy warns against curatives and lists multiple druggists endorsing the product while asserting no mercury or opiates are used.
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L. Griffin
U. 8
Taylor
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Spokane Falls
Lipton
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Powder Company
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Snoqdlmie Co
Billings
Mont
Joseph E. Smith
Mormon Church
Anthony. Land
A. Q. Woodruff
Joan W. Taylor
Cowley
Woodruff
Mera. Hyde
Gilett
Adaira Io
Ogden
Smith
Oye
Oede
Foulard
United States
B. W. Badcon
Wash Ave
G. Knoth
T. H. Carr
Grant Ave
Geo
F. Cave
Arm
L. D. S. Garments
Knitting Works
Wash. Ave
Parkinson
Peter Anderson
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