Maryland Theatre Presents Everywoman On Tour
The Maryland Theatre hosts Henry W. Savage's production of Everywoman on March 30 and 31 with a New York Broadway scene featuring over 150 personnel. The show includes a full symphony orchestra and costs exceed sixty thousand dollars. seats go on sale March 27. Also recounted is Busy Izzy comedian George Sidney’s train encounter with a man wearing a glass eye and other notices on forthcoming shows and performers at the Maryland Theatre.
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Henry W. Savage
Maryland Theatre
New York
Broadway
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Steven Phillips
Criterion
England
America
Mr. Savage
Berlin
Izzy
George Sidney
Izzey
Sidney
Japanese Knitting Exhibit Opens in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 25 the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce hosts a Japan knitting exhibit with hosiery underwear samples and Japanese machinery. The display runs to mid next month and will tour other cities. A consular report notes rising imports of sewing knitting and embroidery machinery into China and a Hong Kong branch of a large American house. Knitting interests expect lower duties will boost shipments of Japan and Chinese underwear to the United States, potentially undercutting German knit goods.
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Philadelphia
Japan
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
China
Hongkong
United States
Women Suffrage Party opens cosmopolitan fete in New York
The Woman Suffrage Party launches a worldwide carnival with booths representing nations to showcase suffrage as leaders such as Dr. Katharine Davis and Miss Fola La Folette patronize the event. Anthony Fiala reports Col. Roosevelt in good health en route to Manaos in April.
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New York
Woman Suffrage Party
Katherine Davis
Walter Damrosch
William C. Demorest
Caroline Duer
Fola LaFolette
Amos Pinchot
Brazil
Anthony Fiala
Col. Roosevelt
Manaos
Roosevelt Party in Danger Rally After Canoe Accident
News from New York on March 25 reports fear for ex President Roosevelt after cables say members of his exploration party met with an accident when their canoes overturned in jungle waters.
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New York
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Exploration Party
Lavelle Nominated Postmaster at Tunnelton West Virginia
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of W. G. Lavelle for postmaster of Tunnelton West Virginia. Lavelle is the son of Col. W. J. Lavelle who is well known in Cumberland for his long association with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Wilson
Senate
W. G. Lavelle
Tunnelton
W. Va
Lavelle
Col
W. J. Lavelle
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Trinity forfeit and Western Maryland Basketball League notes
No Western Maryland Basketball League games were played last night. The Mount Savage Temperance Athletic Club forfeited to the Trinity Club of Frostburg, which refuses to play on Mount Savage floor again this season. A postponed Trinity vs Temperance game will be held Thursday night. Next Friday features St John’s Frostburg vs Meyersdale and Lonaconing vs Trinity at Frostburg.
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Western Maryland
Mount Savage
Temperance Athletic Club
Trinity Club
Frostburg
Temperance
Trinity
St. John’s
Meyersdale
Broadway Athletic Club
Lonaconing
Quint
Sermon Focus on Peace at St. John's Church
Dr. Leiber will speak on peace at St. John's Lutheran Church Fourth and Arch Street using Gettysburg battle incidents to illustrate the theme. Meetings grow in interest with nightly attendance increasing.
Unions Endorse Weekend Half Holiday in Several Regions
Labor actions appear across North America and Europe as unions push shorter workweeks and better conditions. The Portland painters join the Saturday half holiday trend while Toronto asbestos workers seek higher wages after signing city agreements. South Carolina Senate backs semimonthly pay for railroad machine shop staff, replacing weekly pay. European nations have long funded industrial and technical education in public schools.
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Toronto
State Senate
South Carolina
Senate
Safety First Committee Leaves for New York
The Safety First Committee of the B. and O. R R. which directed yesterday's meetings of the men left on No. 16 last night for New York. The party included Major J. G. Pangborn John Hair W. Mc Bond J T Campbell Dr FE M Parlett BC Craig and E R Scoville.
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New York
Safety First Committee
No. 16
Major J. G. Pangborn
John Hair
W. Mc. Bond
J. T. Campbell
FE. M. Parlett
B. C. Craig
E. R. Scoville
States Weigh Suppressing Coxey's Army Movement
Several states weigh measures to suppress Coxey's proposed march and labor protest known as Coxey's Army. Officials fear disruption and public unrest as the unemployed advocates press for relief and jobs.
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Coxey
Civic Club to Meet for Philanthropic Work Talk
The Civic Club holds its regular meeting tomorrow at 3 PM in City Hall auditorium. Mrs. A M Lichtenstein will speak on Philanthropic Work as witnessed in New York, and a large attendance is desired.
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Civic Club
City Hall
A. M. Lichtenstein
New York
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George Kleine
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Pitsburg
Buffalo
Eileen O'Malley
Kenneth Harlan
Anna
David
Berry Pickers
New England
Evening Press
Teddy All O. K
Millinery Exposition
McMullen Bros
Charmeuse
Taffeta
Charlies
Poplin
Tango
Copenhagen
Ravage A. C
St. JonNs
Temperance A. C
Pet
Labor News and Notes
Painters’ Union of
Portland
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Norway
Equitable Life
K & Kremer
Mutua
Umberland
Franklin W. Kremer
Imperial CO
W. F. Frederick Piano
Sousa
Pryor
Herbert
Baltimore St
Cumberland , Md
Victrolas
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Cumberland, Md
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