Paterson textile strike focus: four room system blamed
U S Commission on Industrial Relations probes Paterson Paterson textile workers strike of 1911 and 1912 era cited the four room system as core cause. Union leaders Adolph Lessig and Thomas Morgan clash with silk manufacturer Doherty over wages cohesion and labor organization. Commission hearings proceed at City Hall with Paterson officials and observers noting diverse immigrant labor and AFL IWW tensions.
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Day That Never Comes at Grand Theatre
The Pay Th Never Comes was produced at the Grand Theatre in Worcester tonight by the Poll players for the first time on any stage. Mae Dee mond, Frank Wilcox, Marold Salter, Mine Wande and Mr. Ditton starred in the cast. Directed by M Paul Cazeneuve.
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Plan for White House suffrage deputation June 24
Washington June suffrage plan outlines a meeting with President Wilson on June 24. Federation of Women's Clubs at Chicago plans to present a deputation of women from all states to press for action on the suffrage amendment. The move aims to influence the House Rules Committee ahead of July 1.
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Paris Life Returns to Columbus Circle Sidewalk Tables
Bustanobys set tables on the sidewalk north of Columbus Circle inviting New Yorkers to dine and sample French fare. The Bustanotes and patrons endured a chilly reception as the makeshift Parisian scene drew locals like Minnie Mee Normans and others to imitate French eating and conversation tonight.
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GREET KEY DESCENDANTS AT FLAG DAY EXERCISES
Margery and Grace Key great grandchildren of Francis Scott Key attended Public School 73 on 46th Street for Flag Day events. Principal Katherine F L McCarthy led the program with talks on The Flag and Patriotism by Rev Charles P Ross and Lt Col Louis I Stotesbury. A bugle salute by Bugler Bates and a hand salute by pupils and visitors concluded the ceremony.
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Murphy area election officials plead guilty to fraud
Nineteen election officials from Murphy's district admitted guilt yesterday before Justice Vernon M Davin for frauds in the April 7 constitutional convention vote. More pleas are expected. total defendants could reach twenty five. Several inspectors and clerks named, with bail set at $2000.
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Society Gathers On MAlpin Roof At Opening Night
Society folk from across the country gathered at the McAlpin Hotel to open the rose garden and roof promenade. Guests dined, then watched Ernst Evans and Wilma Winn perform the summer dancing season begins nightly on the roof. Prominent Southern hosts and a large New York and Philadelphia guest list attended, with guards officers from Georgia among the gatherings.
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The Darktown Follies Opens at Bijou Theatre
The Darktown Follies of 191 is a musical comedy by African American performers opening a summer run at the Bijou Theatre. It previously played at Hammerstein's Victoria in a condensed version with entertaining songs dances and interludes. The management states the theatre will not be devoted entirely to negroes.
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