Actors' Equity Recognition Drives Broadway Settlement
The piece reports that negotiations between Actors' Equity, stagehands, and managers aim to settle the actors strike within 24 hours. A six months trial of new conditions, with recognition of Equity and a closed shop ruling favoring neither side, is planned as theatres prepare to reopen. Potential clashes loom if talks fail, with non union crews and renewed rehearsals at several houses.
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Producing Managers’ Association
Cohan ‘& Harris
Actors’ Equity Association
Equity
Nnt
Actors’ Haquity Association
Dogen
Areh Selwyn
Atelke Ia
Allegfeld Polilea
George White
La Guardia Leads In Close Primary Stirs Tammany Rift
Fiorello H. La Guardia holds a narrow lead over ex Senator William M Bennett as returns show Manhattan Brooklyn Queens and the Bronx with La Guardia leading by thousands of votes. In Brooklyn James J Finegan leads Sturropgivate James J Finegan over opponent Wingate while in Kings Norman J Dilte wins county court seat amid insurgent contests others include Luce Untermyer Madigan in Supreme Court races Newburger receives write in support as Murphy faces backlash.
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Fiorello H.la Guardia
Board of Aldermen
William M. Bennett
Brooklyn
Wijted
John H. McCooey
McCooey
James J. Finegan
Sturropgivate
Bivlg
Jen
George A. Wingate
Kings
Ation
Fell
Norman Ji. Dilte
Frederick S. Martyn
Kinga
Steuben
Han Well
Streoklyin
Dike
Bronx
Hroohlyn
Queens
Richmond
Stephen J. Madigan
Manhattan
Robert L. Luce
Supreme Court
Mr. Madigan
Luce
Prohibition Party
Madigan
Ofso
Justice Luce
Irvin Untermyer
Tammany
Charles ¥. Murphy
Joseph J. Newburger
Justice Newburger
Murphy
John J.kuhn
George J. S. Dowling
Kings County
American Aviator Shot by Mexicans in Border Flight
Captain David W. McNabb of the United States Aviation Corps was wounded slightly when fired upon by Mexicans during an aerial patrol along the Rio Grande near Laredo Texas. The attack injured him near the ear and damaged the plane’s wings. he and Lieutenant Johnson reported the incident to authorities.
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Laredo
Texas
Rio Grande
David W. McNabb
United States Aviation Corps
Here
von de B. Johnson
McNabb
Beaumont B. Buck
Fort McIntosh
Tuck
Joseph T. Dickman
San Antonio
Dickman
Mexican Cosul
Johnson
Burk
Iedford
Ind
B Fight
Adro
Kelly Field
Aredo
Santa Jeab
Port Mountaah
German Town Seeks One Million Dollar Loan
Berlin reports the town of Bielefeld in Westphalia is negotiating for a US dollar based loan of 1,000,000 to fund purchases of foodstuffs. The ten year loan aims to escape the low value of the mark by using a dollar basis.
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Berlin
Bielefeld
Westphalia
United States
Senators Ready to Take Up Mexico
Special to The New York Times reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee may begin hearings on the Mexican situation by week’s end or early next week. Testimony could span weeks from officials, soldiers, civilians with losses, Texas Rangers, sheriffs, and refugees, with Major D. M. Jackson of El Paso guiding cross examinations. Jackson, ex US judge, is said to be the best posted on Mexican affairs in the southwest. Continued on Page Five.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate Committee
Fon Foreign Relations
Texas Rangers
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Rio Grande
D. M. Jackson
el Paso
United
Tr Jackson
Senator Fall
Fifth Avenue
Sixtieth Street
110Th Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
1St Engineers
Camp Mills
T. P. Farrel
New York
Llenningen
Coulter
Hillmore
Narrons
Cologne
Paul Daly
Biltmore
Hall of Records
Grover C. Whalen
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
General Pershing
William E. Walsh
Hylan
John J. Sinnott
Daniel J. Ryan
John J. Glennon
E. F. McGlachlin, Jr
P. E. Peabody
War Department Hails 1st Division Return Home
The War Department sends greetings to the 1st Division on its arrival home describing its record as a splendid chapter in American history. The message praises the division as unsurpassed among the American Expeditionary Force and worthy of lasting national pride.
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Washington
War Department
John J. Pershing
Wilson Begins National Tour With Labor Conference Plan
President Wilson departs for a nationwide speaking tour with a plan to invite labor leaders financiers and farmers to a late September conference on labor issues. He aims to complete all arrangements before departure with the White House session likely as the opening event.
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Washington
Wilson
Bellans In Hot Water Quick Indigestion Relief Advi
An advertisement notes Bellans in hot water rapidly soothes indigestion. The copy emphasizes quick relief and uses a promotional tone typical of mid century patent remedies.
Shopmen Stand By Leaders Amid Strike Fallout
Partial returns from the railroad shopmen strike show union officials urging members to heed leaders and await government efforts to cut living costs. Cumberland shopmen, about 1500, struck rejecting Wilson plan. Buffalo 800 Central Line shopmen also walked out. A general strike could affect 15,000 workers.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wilson
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Frank L. Memnerlein
Secretary Wilson urges U S share in International Labor Conference
Secretary of Labor Wilson discussed the International Labor Conference to be held in Washington on Oct. 29 under the Peace Treaty. He said no U S representation is arranged until the treaty and League covenant are ratified, but stressed the need for participation via non governmental delegates and the role of the American Federation of Labor in selecting employer delegates.
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Washington
Scott
New York Times
Wilson
United States
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Revised Austrian Peace Terms Handed to Delegates in Paris
The revised text of Austria's peace terms was delivered to Austrian plenipotentiaries in Paris. The Supreme Council grants five days to accept or reject the treaty, with possible extension on request. The note emphasizes Austria’s shared responsibility for Europe’s calamities and cites Vienna's 48 hour ultimatum to Serbia as a key trigger.
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Paris
Associated Press
Austria
Supreme Council
Karl Renner
Vienna
General Assembly
Paul Dutasta
Ilealae
Renner
Clemenceau
Cena
Hungary
Europe
Wilson Still Deaf to Treaty Changes in Senate Talks
After a White House talk with President Wilson, Senator Swanson of Virginia said the president remains opposed to changes that would recommit the Versailles treaty to the Varian Conference. He noted the president would not back drastic reservations or direct amendments that reopen the treaty. Swanson warned Johnson’s six-delegate proposal could pass, while administration leaders pushed for interpretative rather than sweeping changes.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
White House
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Neate
Preakdent
Varia
Chantune
Nenator Swanson
Alt
Vresident
Moreton Relations Committee
Bénator Jolnaon
California
United States
Great Britain
League of Nationa Council
Caid
Council
Assembly
Swanson
Senate
Capitol
Johnson
League Council
Foreign Relations Committee
Labor on Railroad Boards Reforming Ownership and Wages
Senate measure introduced by Senator Cummins proposes private ownership of railroads under strict government control through regional systems. A five member Railway Transportation Board would oversee rates and ownership shifts, with profits shared between worker funds and board purchases. The plan envisions 20 to 35 regional systems and ongoing supervision by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Senate
Railway Transportation Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Board
Individusal
Falligad Stoke
Honda Ia
Teteratate Commerce
Chmleston
Erimental
Congress
Cumming
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Watson
Poindexter
Robinson
Pomerone
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Stage Writers’ Protective Association
Hotel Astor
Augustus Thomas
Eugene Walter
Gene Buck
Owen Davis
Rupert Hughes
Equity Association
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PLAZA
LA Guardia
Tammany Men
Newburger
Bennett
Robert L. Moran
Bate
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Machine
Carranza Post
Schaefer
Perching
Hulk Chcun
Powe Daye
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Grayson
Tumulty
Secret Service
Louisville
Beever Mervice
Toek
Key West
United Cigar
International Labor Conference
Hlt. Ger
Maiy
Alera
Serbia
Servia
Ivolve
Mr. Swanson
Transportation Board
Iowa
Veevides
Miriheoe
Jolot
Coppiletog Railroad
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