French Charlies and Lateens Go Fast at Half-Price Sale
At 123 to 127 N Main Street the center window showcases September fabrics for comfort. French Charlies tempt with warm weather wear and French Lateens are selling quickly, nearly half price at 40 cents for 25 cents. South window items in view on the counts offer the best deals now.
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Cole & Jones The One Price Clothiers Adverts
An early 20th century page lists Cole & Jones The One Price Clothiers at 205 210 and 212 Douglas Avenue Wichita Kansas. The document contains garbled notices including references to O'Brien removed to Galway and Washington notes with military and legal lines amid Chastening prose.
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Still Unchanged as Strikes Ignite Labor Tensions in Dock District
London and Dundee reports detail a broad labor unrest with shipowners urging restraint at docks while strikers clash over relief funds and work stoppages. Three thousand sailors disrupted streets as unions seek wage and condition concessions amid government pressure and mixed company responses.
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Nomination in Thirty-First District Democrats Nominate Smith
In Dawson Smith of Clare, and Lt. Caliyata actives, the Thirty-first judicial district Democrats convened Saturday to nominate a candidate for judge. The district comprises Meade Clark Comanche counties with C. Hien serving as judge. The convention featured multiple candidates and concluded with Smith's nomination amid party backing and local officials' support.
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Swindler Bud Guion linked to $17,400 poker loss in Kansas City case
A Kansas City swindler nicknamed Bud or James Lion faces pursuit over a $17,400 draw poker loss to cattleman Quintas. The tale involves a saloon keeper, a horse dealer, and a hotel room setup with a device for stowing away sure-thing hands. Police note the crook fled after the scheme unraveled.
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Senators Probe Chicago Meat Prices and Rail Rates
The senatorial committee chaired by George G West opened a public inquiry into Chicago meat production and transport costs. Witnesses including Jeffreys of the Illinois Central and cattle market expert Sylvanus Wilcox testified on live stock prices, dressed beef, and railroad rates, while stockmen reported higher live stock prices despite declines in cattle value. The hearing aimed to illuminate transportation costs and possible price regulation impacting consumers.
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Fragmented Crime Trial Transcript Sparks Long Proceedings
A chaotic court session unfolds with dense questioning over the Cronin case. Attorneys push for clarity on alleged acts and the execution of warrants as jurors and officers discuss legality and trial scope.
Labor Day Parades and Picnics Across U S Cities
Reports from Chicago Boston Albany Cincinnati and multiple towns detail Labor Day observances with large parades by trades unions and Knights of Labor, extensive picnics, suspensions of business, and weather affecting planned events. Crowds lined routes as bands played and workers celebrated eight hour questions and labor solidarity.
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