Dazzling spring styles stun clothiers at national convention
Graceful male models showcase rainbow garments at the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers convention in Chicago. Spring and summer fashion emphasizes light colors and small dimension hats with high crowns. Streetwear features pastel grays and greens, canary shirts, and varied footwear from tan oxfords to black patent options.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Sherman
Evening Sports Card Notes Local Matches and Events
Tonight in sports many events are listed including Company I versus Warren Tank at the State Armory and Warren Tribune versus Newell Printers at Acade Alleys. Hooges flothes faces Conroy's A-Star Industrials in a first of a series slated for next Wednesday, with conflicts avoided for the school novelty contest next Tuesday. Inter Church league play appears on three-court nights with multiple parish matchups. Oil City High School plans seven baseball games with season opening April 28 at Pleasantville. Over 250 five man teams enter the American Bowling Congress in Kansas City, with 56 Kansas teams opening last night as city officials roll the first balls on 98 alleys. competition runs five days through April 2. Academy High track squad of about 50 practice indoors with keen competition for spots. district meet set for May 9 at Erie Stadium.
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Hooges Flothes
Conroy
A-Star Industrials
Highboo
Hodges
Kanaan City
Kansas
Kansas City
Lions
Spyng
Drake
Erie Stadium
Lewis presents four fold plan to aid industry
John L. Lewis outlined a fourfold program at a Senate committee hearing on reviving the bituminous coal industry. He urged amending the Clayton Act to curb labor injunctions, strengthening the Interstate Commerce Act to curb railroads, promoting consolidation among producers, and banning private police by mining firms. He called for closing uneconomic mines and removing discriminatory freight rates, warning operators not to destroy the United Mine Workers. The hearing continued with further miner testimony and later operator input.
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Washington
March
United Mine Workers of America
Senoe
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Organization
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Lewis
America
Hns
United Mine Workers
Ed Walker Resists Warrant Shot at Constable in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania Constable Young tried to serve a warrant on Ed Walker. Walker fired four times missing three shots and wounding the officer when a fourth bullet went through his coat. City officers used tear bombs to aid, then captured Walker without further force.
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Altoona
U.P
Young
Ed Walker
Walker
Carpentier Eyes American Ring Return After Algeria Visit
From Algeria comes word Georges Carpentier, at 34, may attempt another comeback in America. Dempsey’s retirement breathes new life into the Frenchman, who claims he would seek a heavyweight bout in the United States against top contenders. His career spans from 112 pounds to unlimited, with 109 fights and 9 losses, and he remains a vivid figure amid the defunct title scene.
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New York
U. P
Algeria
Georges Carpentier
Sue
Gene Funney
Cay
London
Carpentier
Wort
America
Sven
Cerpentier
France
Dempsey
Bever
Boyle
Jack Starkey
Lusanian
Gene Tunneys
Sharcy
Sharkey
Johnny Risko
Tom Heeney
Arrest Two Men at Meeting of Strikers
Pittsburgh march report says two speakers were arrested after state police dispersed a planned meeting at Renton Pennsylvania. John Brophy a former UMWA district president and Patrick Toohey a former local Canonsburg district leader were taken into custody for allegedly violating the sheriff s proclamation. Next Wednesday a 13 hearing was ordered.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Renton
John Brophy
Central Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Patrick Toohey
Canonsburg
Allegheny County
Spring training opens for New York University team
New York University football candidates began the fifth day of spring training under head coach Chick Meehan as the Violet squad continued practice. Nearby reports note that NYU has started spring drills, while other college athletes and events are mentioned in brief.
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New York
New York University
Chick Meehan
The
Violets
N.Y. CU
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