Lynch Defeated as President of I T U
James M. Lynch, long time labor leader, trails Charles F. Howard in incomplete returns from 735 unions. Howard leads by about 2,200 votes with 100 unions pending, signaling a shift but Lynch loyalists may still retain executive control through the council member and other party wins.
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Seth J. Brown
Loyd Angeles
Viven
Lynch Party
Our Children Way Happiness and the Warnings of Want
A discussion on child development and possession argues happiness comes from choosing few wants. Bruce Barton notes contentment arises from limiting desires, while teaching discernment helps children grow spiritually and materially. Early guidance on wants can prevent ruin and foster prudent fulfillment.
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Cassy
Merry‘s Window
Iowa Man Nominated for Deputy Commissioner Role
Des Moines's Pressly Ro Baldridge has been nominated by President Coolge to serve as a special deputy commissioner of internal revenue. The announcement from Washington on June 1 names Baldridge as the nominee, with confirmation expected after Senate review.
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Pressly
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Des Moines
Iowa
Coolge
Internal Revenue
Birth of a Nation ends at Majestic today in historic revival
The Birth of a Nation returns to Bridgeport's Majestic Theatre for a final day showing with a grand prologue The Birth of a Dancer. Griffiths epic and its accompanying music by Madeline Darling are featured as thousands recall the landmark film from its first local run.
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Petersburg
Lee
Grant
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South Carolina
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Pennsylvania
Ben Cameron
Clanaman
Dixon
Isle Stoneman
Griffith
Love
Tom Mix Stars in My Own Pal at Polis Tonight
Tom Mix headlines in My Own Pal at Polis vaudeville theater beginning tomorrow featuring Olive Borden and Tom Santschi in a strong cast. The program offers a second bill with Louise Lowe and Robert Sargent Revue in a beauty and dance showcase, plus comic acts and another newsreel.
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Polis
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Tom
Tom O'Hara
Mounted Police
Olive Borden
Alice Deering
Tom Santschi
Jay Hunt
Lightnin
Bestden
Louise Lowe
Robert Sargent
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Briscoe
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Warren
Pathe
Little Jessie James at the Park Park Broadway Stage
The Manhattan Players bring Little Jessie James to the Park for the rest of the week after a year long New York run. Written by Harlan Thompson with music by Harry Archer the jazzy farce features standout songs and a polished chorus, with special numbers by Edwin Vail and a two piano pit orchestra.
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Bube Keeler
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Edwin Vail
Teemine
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Palace Debuts New All-Star Bill Tomorrow
Palace announces an all new vaudeville de luxe bill for tomorrow featuring the Woodland Revue and Going Straight with a large company, plus a picture program headed by Morganson’s Finish a Jack London drama with Anita Stewart and Johnnie Walker. Also highlights the Old Home Week reunion of Bridgeport stage stars.
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Morganson
Edward Allen
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Bert Haninn
Doris Canfield
Bert Hanson
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Victor Patel
Crauford Kent
Rose Tapley
Finith
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Ironworkers Strike for Higher Wages in Chicago Loop
Three bone and structural iron workers began a strike in Chicago on June 1 to press wage demands from $1.37 1/2 to $1.60, tying up several large Loop buildings. Simultaneously about 2,000 sheet metal workers reached a one year agreement at $1.60 per hour.
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