Typographical Union Hears From National Delegates
Bridgeport Typographical Union No 252 meets at Pocahontas Hall on Broad Street. President Edward Bennetto cites New England Worcester and National Baltimore conventions while James A Coates outlines Connecticut work. They note healthy finances and staffing gaps due to scarce skilled printers. The group expresses sympathy to the family of Frank W Bolander editor of the Post.
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Bridgeport Typographical Union
Pocahontas Hall
Broad Street
Edward Bennetto
New England
Worcester
Mass
Robert Tarring
Baltimore
Bridgeport
James A. Coates
Hartford
Bennetto
nk/W. Bolande
The
Post
Adto
Frank W. Bolander
Edna May Recovers After Appendectomy Operation
Former musical comedy star Edna May now Mrs. Oscar Lewisohn is recovering rapidly after an appendicitis operation. She underwent surgery days ago at the Woman's Hospital after leaving the Plaza hotel residence with her husband. May gained fame in The Belle of New York and appeared in The Dates of the Season and The School Girl, with early acclaim in London before rising in the United States.
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New York
Edna May
Oscar Lewisohn
Woman’s Hospital
West 109Th Street
Plaza Hotel
Live Stock Prices and Market Range Report
New York October 19 live stock listings show beef prices by class with steers at 7.10 to 9.25 per 100 pounds and cows 3 to 6.25, calves from 5 to 13 per 100 pounds, sheep 4.50 to 7.50 and lambs 9.25 to 10.75, dressed beef and veal values noted, hogs at 8.85 to 10.10 per 100 pounds. Six Mexican master mechanics travel from San Antonio to Columbus to buy rolling stock for the National Railways.
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New York
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Columbus
Ohio
National Railways
Washington Republicans in a Dazed State and Split
New York reports L. Roy Slater, head of Washington Progressives, advised backing Hughes after returning from Chicago. He resigns from Republican State and County committees and declares for Wilson. Wilbur A. Yearsley of Spokane notes the party is in a daze and predicts a Wilson win. Ole Hansen among the leaders.
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New York
L. Roy Slater
Progressive Party
Washington
Chicago
Hughes
Democratic National Committee
Wilbur A. Yearsley
Spokane
Wilson
Ole Hansen
Progressives of Washington Begin Middle West Tour
A Washington Progressive tour launch is planned to support the president in the Middle West. Intermixed items report on Rosalie Guilmart's successful hunt, local political nominations in Winsted, a Cornwall man’s neck injury with hopeful recovery, Norfolk church leadership renewal, and a fatal automobile accident in West Torrington linked to Lewis Hart.
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Washington
Middle West
Winsted
Frank W. Seymour
Charles W. Hart
Cornwall
Hart
Norfolk
Norfolk Congregational Church
John Barstow
S. A. Herman
Harold M Davis
West Torrington
Lewis Hart
Day
Davis
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United States
Deserts Hughes
Litchfield County News
Rosalie Guilmart
South Norfolk
Daniel Webster
Farmer
Connecticut
Beltea
Coats
All-Woo
Simonas
Waltham
Pyeceege
Ioc
Mackinaws
Paris
Meyer
Sue
Chalmer's Union
Aesar Misch Stores
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