Clearance trims and linen kerchiefs offered at deep cuts
A department store advertises beaded trimings in many colors at clearance prices from 50 cents to 4 inches wide, with items priced as low as 9 3/4. It also promotes fine sheer linen handkerchiefs at 39 cents each, hemmed neatly for summer use on the Street Floor.
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M.W. Street
Self-confidence In Pursuit Of Titles
Mary K Browne discusses self confidence versus conceit in athletics, highlighting Lindbergh as a model of confident restraint. She notes how tact and good taste accompany confidence, while underestimating opponents can resemble arrogance when misapplied.
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Girl Fends Off Gunman in Bold Safe Standoff
In Washington July 12 a female employee Rebecca Sanford 24 confronted a gunman demanding cash from the French Line Steamship Co. She sprang for the open safe slammed the doors shut and signaled for help. The thief fled. Judge Harry A Lewis ruled on divorce alimony in separate cases. Judge Yewin denied Walter Brinkman 27 temporary alimony claim against Rose Brinkman. The court held a wife cannot be forced to pay alimony under the statutes.
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French Line Steamship Company
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Illinois Court Denies Alimony to Chicago Man
Illinois court rules against a Chicago man in alimony claims. The decision, reported from Chicago on July 12, dismisses the petition for support and cites lack of qualifying basis for ongoing spousal support.
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Chicago
The Rise of the Dictator
In parts of the world a dictator, once seen as a product of revolt, is now viewed as a promise of comparatively stable government. The piece analyzes shifting perceptions of autocratic rule and its appeal amid political upheaval.
Vanguard disaster claims nearly 800 crew in wartime blast
The Admiralty reports a mysterious internal explosion aboard the British battleship Vanguard at anchor, killing about 800 crew members. The event is dated July 15, 1917, marking a major naval tragedy in the Great War era.
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Admiralty
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