Printers Realize Value of Movies in Union Education Effort
In Indianapolis September 26 trade unions unveil a three reel film showing the International Typographical Union’s welfare work including the Union Printers' Home mortuary and pension benefits health campaigns and apprentice training. The AFL label trades plan a feature length film on worker struggles through history.
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Religious Workers Ban Politics In Japan
Japanese religious workers protest new suffrage law limits. Police rules bar Buddhists Christians and Shinto priests from political participation though voting remains allowed. Around 20 000 religious workers may send two representatives to the next general election to the diet.
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Advertising Boosts Simmons Beds Sales in Record Period
Z. G. Simmons, president of the Simmons Company, reports that an aggressive advertising campaign coupled with new bed lines and a resale price policy drove a sharp rise in demand. For the week ending August 31, incoming business exceeded shipments by 250000 dollars, while the firm delivered its largest weekly volume of the year. The unfilled order book reached a peak not seen since 1920, with orders strong into September and expectations of a record 1926. The campaign also included forecasting conditions and double shifts to meet demand.
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Locomotives Run Nonstop on Pennsylvania Rails
Pittsburgh reports the Pennsylvania Railroad now runs 32 fast passenger trains between New York and Pittsburgh without locomotive changes. The test expanded to routes including Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Chicago, with heavier engines boosting speed on level and mountain grades. The shift aims to extend nonchange service to 82 trains between Pittsburgh and East. The note adds a historical aside: the first U.S. postage stamps appeared in 1849.
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