Bargains in Dry Goods for Monday Sale Event
Tomorrow shoppers find 2000 yards all silk Crepe de Chine at 48c, Jap Silk at 38c, Cannon Cloth 12c then reduced, 38 inch linen at 15c, India Linen at 15c, French Figured Lawns under manufacture cost, Mercerized Shepherd checks 29c, pillow cases 42c, Red Seal Dress Ginghams under 12c, table damask 30c, Silkolines 17c, linens and lace curtains offer across categories with quantity limits and special Monday pricing.
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Mon- Gaye Aia A Fein
I 3
Seacme
Ieee Eere Eee
White Dresses for School Closing Exercises Sale Talk
Children's Department promotes white lawn dresses for school closing events. Includes Peet dresses with trimmed yokes and hemstitched bottoms in sizes up to 9 years, cambric skirts with laces, dotted Swiss dresses with lace and ribbons, and Persian lawn waists with lace fronts. Prices and weekly specials noted.
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Children’s Department
Namngook
Embroiders a German batten in broa f Seen and German patterns
Fragmented OCR item lists laces and fabrics with prices and measurements. Mentions washable laces, beading, edging, and English and German patterns. Appears to be a catalog snippet from a fabric or notions section with specific yard prices and product notes.
Government wins sweeping order forcing corporations to reveal books
United States Chief Judge Seaman rules in Milwaukee that General Paper Company must submit its books in open court and answer questions when sued for restraint of trade. Government gains broad access to contracts, profits, and officer disclosures. appeal likely.
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Minneapolis
Milwartee
Wis
Ati Trust
United States
Seaman
General Fijer
General Paper Company
Ls Prderat Arcoonesys
Beauin
Tuel
Cniunt Court of Appeals
Specil
Ag Ty
Piper Remyiny
Cirtun
Insance
al Most
Circuit Court
Milwaukee
Frank B. Kellogg
Tudge Seaman
Anti trust upheld in Cleveland conspiracy indictments
Judge Stone overruled demurrer against Cleveland Coal Dealers Association in Valentine anti trust case. Grand jury indicted 13 plumbers and 12 mantel and tile dealers for restraint of trade from April 14 to June 17. Indictments name J J Comerford E H Benhoff Charles Armour Charley Treiver Frank Hildebrand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ono
Stone
Common Pleas
Cleveland Coal Dealers’ Association
Coal Trust
Uinols
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
D. H Roberts
August C. Caleb
Cleveland Mantel and Tile Dealers’ Association
David Auld, Jr
James W Conger
Clarence H. Collins
A. Teachout
C. B. Crawford
D. E. Reynolds
Alfred E. Watson
Albert L. Guest
P. Miller
J .Wadsworth
EO. Wiliams
C. M. Hatrin
Jn 2
Mayor Weaver May Arrest Republican Leaders in Reform Drive
Philadelphia June 17 A citywide push to arrest and prosecute those tied to frauds in filtration contracts and other work looms as Mayor Weaver presses for reform. Elihu Root to authorize actual arrests. Weaver disowns partisan aims and warns loyalists to guard the municipal cleansing effort while investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Philadelphia
Weaver
Republican Organization
Actus
Elthu Root
Sheriff Miles
Republican City Committee
Republican Party
Mw Rpal
Bureau of Health
Minto
Potter
Department of Public Safety
Leutenants of
Police
Shootings in Ghicago Conference To Be Held Monday
Reported gunfire in Ghicago prompts a Monday conference by Teamsters and employers. A railroad freight handler may go out July 1. Grand jury testimony supports the claim.
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Teamsters
Deaths and unrest mark midyear headlines in multiple cities
Reports from Jamar Missouri Haverhill Massachusetts and Chicago detail deaths including Samuel Davis L D Hicks and a Panama Canal related shooting. The text also describes a widening teamster strike with guards and deputies, arrests, and possible conspiracies involving Montgomery Ward Co with potential murders linked to wrecking crews.
Murder in first degree verdict in Murray case at Mifflintown
Elwood Garman was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting William Murray after a quarrel over Murray’s wife. The verdict, delivered in Mifflintown, Pa., on June 17, followed a motion for a new trial by Garman’s counsel. Murray, a Pennsylvania Railroad clerk, confronted Garman on the street.
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Elwood Garman
William Murray
Mifflintown
MiMintown
Garman
Murray
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hor
John M. Garman
Luzerne
Mutualization plan for Equitable prompts director qualifying reassurance
The statement from Bpealat for The Washington Post reports that Thomas F. Ryan’s lawyers defend the mutualization plan for Equitable Life, saying policy holder directors can be qualified under the law and charter. Ryan reportedly presses completion, with trustees handling details and possible supplemental agreements. State Insurance Superintendent Hendricks delayed to finish his report, with a public release anticipated Monday or Tuesday.
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Bpealat
Washington Post
New York
K. C. MacDone
Thomas FF. Ryan
Equitable Board
Equitable Life Assurance Sociery
Elihu Root
Cravath
Cleveland
Ryan
State Superintendent of Insurance
Francis Hendricks
Syracuse
Hoe
Exclusion Law on Agenda for Washington AFL Council
Scranton June 17 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor will consider immigration questions and Chinese exclusion laws in Washington at the September 18 meeting. No Chicago teamsters strike action. Debs socialist group formation not moved. Council to urge jurisdiction rules requiring prior adjustment and adherence to decisions. Woman injured by upset buggy on Maryland Avenue NE after street sand tossed into path.
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Executive Council of Federation of Labor
Scranton
American Federation of Lator
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Washington
Chicago Teamsters
New
Labor Organization
Eugene V. Debs
Chicago
Council
American Federation of‘ Labor
Pittsburg
John W. Farran
Maryland Avenue
Thirteenth and
Gatreete
Licensed to Marry and Local Notices of names
August Weblman of Brooklyn and Mar deret L Wright appear among a list of marriage licenses and names from Prince George County to Salti more. The report also lists numerous residents with ages and addresses. A railroad flagman James Fownsy, twenty seven, fell from a moving freight car on I street southeast and New Jersey avenue, receiving cuts and bruises and taken to Providence Hospital.
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August Weblman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marderet L. Wright
Tiotexs C
Flaguian
James Fownsy
I Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey Avenue
Providence Hospital
Births and Marriages Notice From Washington and Nearby Areas
BORN. Walsh born to Mr and Mrs Jers Walsh nee Goodchild a son June 11. Curtis Mlananan on Wednesday June 14 186 at St Martins Church in London England. Cornelia Day McLanahan daughter of Mr and Mrs George William McLanahan of Washington DC to F Kingsbury Curtis of New York. Grossmann Emmons on Monday June 12 1906 at Plainfield NJ by Rev Alfred Moldenke of St Peter's. Lavalette on Saturday June 17 196 at 1045 am after a long illness Rebecch Lavalette wife of W A Lavalette aged forty acres years and four months Funeral Tuesday June 0 at 2 pm at her residence 1304 G Street NE. Relatives and friends invited. Smith Butler on Wednesday y 196 by Rev G Freeland at the home of the proud Hexzst ein Butler of Washington DC to a mer Bruce Smith of Johnson City Tennessee. Roe on Friday June 16 James Addison ingest son of Sarah oD and the lata Columbus IV Thorn aged twenty two years. Funeral from his late residence 4001 Gitth street northwest on Sunday Teneee 68 at pe Friends and relatives.
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Curtis-Mlananan
St. Martin’s Church
London
England
Cornelia Day McLenahan
George William McLanahan
Washington, D. C
F. Kingsbury Curtis
New York
Grossmann—Emmons
Plainfield
Alfred Moldenke
St. Peter's Lavalette
Rebecch Lavalette
W. A. Lavalette
G Street
Smith—Butler
G. Freeland
Pride
Hexzstein Butler
Mer Bruce Smith
Johnson City
Tenn
Roe
James Addison
Sarah Od
Lata Columbus IV
Thorn
Northwastworth
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Iss
B. Crystal
Sea Island
Sia Me Giao Doc
Milan
Napoleon
Charlotte Corday
Hata
Worth Rae
Spieceal
Openstrust Records
Paper Company
Itinevancy
Weapa Perrashive
Meda
Phouta
Ghigago
Samuel Davis
Jamar
L. D. Hicks
EB. Adams
Thts
Hicks
Missouri
Haverhill
Mass
Mellen A. Pingree
Massachusetts
Comnion
Express Wagbne
Fred Hucksord
Gine
William Panama
Lemuel Davis
Panama
van Rupleved
Canal
Davia
New York City
Charles Hitmen
Willem Monroe
United States Express Company
Hillman
Monros
White
Hucksold
Gana
Frank Davis
American Express Company
Peoria Street
Teamstery
J. W. Farwall, Jr
Farwell
Teamsters’ Committee
P. Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Shea
Healy
Montgomery Ward & Co
Tee
Newbork
Southampton
Etroria
Liverpool
Gafleds Cedric
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Vaderland
Antwerp
Dover
Lucanis
Salled
Yeeland
Teiverpool
Havre
le Lorraine
Queenstown
Atled
Celtic
Bluscher
Hasuburs
Ambura
Hamburg
Tor New York
Uncle Sam Saya
Haalter
Theophilus Bray
Caroline Corbin
Hosy
Iam Elwood
Garrett
Eilek M. Hennedy
Gheridan
Leamin Miller
Bone
Caroline Mitchell
Teresa C Murphy
Tomeph Myars
Williemy
Gort, Hosp
Charlotte Willis
Nery Place Oc
Verholt
Walsh
Mrs
Jers Walsh
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
a + and Satay Gpehones
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street NW
Eclasie Commedioun Chapel
Telephone
North
John R. Wricht
A.collins
Jarduive
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