Strikes Spread as Switchmen Walkout Affects Rail Traffic
Insurgent switchmen strikes spread to several railroad centers on April 10 with passenger service disrupted in many areas. Union leaders claimed aims to overthrow existing bodies, while some workers in Denver St Paul Minneapolis and Naw Wanelane remained at work. In Cleveland hundreds quit, and nationwide impact hit steel mills packing houses and coal supply. Federal action and possible Illinois National Guard involvement loomed as talks continued with General Managers.
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Chicago
Cewitchman
Naw Wnelane
Southeastern
Mississippi
Missouri
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway
Toledo
Detroit
Columbus
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
Brotherhoods
Chicago Yardmen Association
Illinois National Guard
Charles F. Clyne
Department of Justice
John Grunau
General Managers’ Association
H. &. Reading
Enginemen's Association
Snyder
Her Elephant Man at Amuse Theater Today
Shirley Mason stars in a Pearl Coles Bell story of the ring in Her Elephant Man. A little waif turned circus rider, she shines under William Fox management with a capable supporting cast including Albert Roscoe and Henry J. Hebert.
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Shirley Mason
Amuse
Pearl Coles Bell
William Fox
Miss Mason
Albert Roscoe
Henry J. Hebert
Warry Todd
Dorothy Lee
Ardito Mellonino
Essex Wins Race to Montana Oil Lands
Essex wins the race to file the first notice on government land near Chateau Montana after President Wilson signed the Oil Leasing Bill opening the tract. Essex covered 20 miles of snow in 36 minutes to gain the rights, amid competition from many cars and the prospect of oil fortunes.
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Essex
Chateau, Mont
Wilson
Popular Glee Club to Perform at High School Gym
University of Michigan Glee and Mandolin Club, in its 62nd year, will perform at the local High School Gym on April 12. From a 175-member combined enrollment, 40 top musicians were chosen for a 12-city Pacific coast tour from Ann Arbor to San Francisco and the Mexican border, marking an unprecedented wave of popularity for this year’s group.
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University of Michigan Glee and
Michigan
Ann Arbor
San Francisco
Braunschweigs Leave and Cahills Arrive
Mr and Mrs Adolph Braunschweig and daughter Rosalie departed yesterday afternoon for San Diego California to visit for several months hoping the sea coast stay will benefit Mr Braunschweig Their absence will leave the Braunschweig home to be occupied by Mr and Mrs John Cahill Mr Cahill a Union Pacific passenger conductor will have headquarters here instead of Denver where he has been stationed for some months.
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Adolph Braunschweig
Rosalie
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Braunschweig
Braunschweig
John Cahill
Cahill
Union Pacific
Denver
Y W Ca Cafeteria Menu Highlights and Serving Hours
The Y W C A cafeteria lists Cream of Tomato with Croutons and Roast Veal with celery dressing priced at 25 cents, plus several meats, vegetables, salads, and pies. Serving hours show breakfast 7:30 to 9, lunch 11:45 to 1:30, dinner 5:30 to 7, with noon meals on Sundays and holidays only.
Great Sport Card To Be Offered At Legion Smoker
Interest grows for a five card boxing night at Fort Russell Riding Hall during the American Legion smoker Friday. Committees guard plans tightly while leaking hints of six bouts totaling forty five rounds. More surprises are promised each day until the big show, a sport card never before seen in the state.
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American Legion
Fort Russell
Bicycle Stolen From In Front Of Princess Theater
A bicycle owned by Charles Fink of 4916 Thames Street was stolen from in front of the Princess theater Friday night. He went inside to see the pictures and police believe someone rode away on the bike which had not been recovered by last night. An adequate description is with the police.
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Charles Fink
Thames St
Princess Theater
Amuse Theater Manager Targets Busy Film Releases
Carl Nye, manager of the Amuse Theater, has focused on presenting a broad slate of films. The program highlights include a mix of popular titles and potential crowd pleasers, aiming to boost attendance and reflect the theater's commitment to diverse entertainment offerings.
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Carl Nye
The
Amuse Theater
Theatre Announces Star-Studded May Booking List
A local theater unveils a premier season with Nazimovya set for May 25 for a four day engagement. June follows with The River's End, one of the year’s major productions, and a roster including Norman Talmadge Constance Talmadge Bert Lytell Anita Stewart Alice Brady Alice Lake William Farnum and others.
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Tunate
Nazimovya
Norman Talmadge
Constance Talmadge
Bert Lytell
Anita Stewart
Alice Brady
Alice Lake
William Farnum
Norma Talmadge
Alice Brady Moe
Alice Joyce
Charles Ray
Viola Dana
Strong film at Atlas to start Monday
Mary MacLaren stars in The Forged Bride at the Atlas for two days starting Monday, portraying the persecuted wife in her husband’s household. Also showing is William J. Flynn’s Chang and the Law plus the usual comedy for a varied program.
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Atlas
Mary MacLaren
the Atlas
William J. Flynn
Ford Collision at 48th Street Pioneer Avenue
A Ford coupe with Colorado plates sustained minor damage after a collision with a touring car at the intersection of 48th Street and Pioneer Avenue late yesterday afternoon. Witnesses said both drivers were on the right side and following the rules, yet the cars collided.
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48Th Street
Pioneer Avenue
Funeral Services for Miss Shaffer Saturday
Funeral services for Anna Shaffer were held at St Mary's cathedral yesterday morning at nine o'clock with Rev Father Hartman in charge. Pallbearers named include George Klett William Melinerney John Connelly Millege Grace and Harold Bresnahan. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. The large floral display reflected her popularity. A brother William Shaffer of this city survived.
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Anna Shaffer
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Father Hartman
George Klett
William MelInerney
John Connelly
Millege Grace
Harold Bresnahan
Mount Olivet Cemetery
William Shaffer
Peggy Hyland Heads Bill at Atlas Theater
Peggy Hyland stars as the headliner at the Atlas Theater with Black Shadows, a film masterpiece, offering generous opportunities to display her talent. The program also includes Lyons and Moran comedy, the Pathe Color Review, and Topics of the Day for Sunday bill entertainment.
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Atlas
Peggy Hyland
Lyons and Moran
Pathe Color Review
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