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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1911
Page
6
Saks and Company Custom promotes Evening Clothes as essential, offering Full Dress suits from 27.50 to 45.00, tuxedos 19.50 to 45.00, waistcoats 2.50 to 13.00, and related accessories with emphasis on fit, quality, and reasonable prices.
W Morgan Shuster in Teheran argues that Britain and Russia seek to control Persia while using Stokes’s appointment as a pretext. He says Persia is treated as a pawn in a larger chess game, stressing sovereignty and seeking fair support from his own government.
Persia claims harsh treatment and appeals for British guidance after Russia’s aggressive actions. A note to England and the United States requests help to submit the dispute to The Hague. Russia reportedly blocked negotiations and pressures Persia’s independence, while Persian citizens urge American support.
The State Department agreed to extend the settlement period of foreign claims to April after Haiti and foreign powers at Port au Prince pressed for arbitration. Haiti agreed to arbitrate if negotiations fail within three months as talks remain open.
City bulletins list a busy schedule of vaudeville acts and films at venues such as The Fortune Hunter Cave's Pole Vateville and Gormar Vaudersville with showtimes including 2:15 and 8:25 p.m. plus matinees. Additional items promote Holmes Bakery bread nutrition and Arnold's O2 beer, plus university news on George Washington University law class officers.
Catharine M. B. Jones aged 61 wife of William Jones who fired at Guiteau Garfield's assassin testifies in District Supreme Court denying insanity charges. She defends her sanity, explains affections for her husband, and asserts her $50 000 estate should go to him. Her niece Miss Bates and Senator Rayner appear in court, with alienists present to assess her condition. Her testimony notes a Brookland land tract and a Seventh street factory legacy.
The Chicago Art Institute displays its art and crafts at the Arts and Crafts School on New York Avenue Northwest. About 150 pieces including silverware leather work basketry weavings jewelry and china drew over 200 visitors yesterday and the exhibit runs through Saturday.
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