Twelfth Theatre Closed by Strike in New York
Striking actors shut down the New Amsterdam and cancelled performances after five principals left the cast led by Eddie Cantor and others, following a court injunction by Justice Lydon against union interference. Show houses Cort and Cohan's Grand in Chicago also remained closed as strikes pressed on, with injunctions sought to restrain Actors' Equity from actions against theater productions.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Ziefeld
Audienvu
Lydon
Eighth Street Theater
Actors’ Equity Association
Producing Managers’ Protective Association
Actors’ Equ.cy Association
Mikmen's Union
Barbers’ Union
United Mine Workers
Barbers
Broadway
Chicago
Cort
Two Koreans Lose Their Rank In Treasury Crusade
Congress debates food control and profiteering amid rising costs. Mondell calls for extending the food act, while New York probes hoarding and profiteering. Gov Smith vows a special session if evidence supports action, as state and federal authorities coordinate investigations.
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New York
Reservation Debate on Versailles Treaty Continues
The Senate foreign relations committee weighs reservations tied to the Versailles pact as Bliss, House, and other negotiators may be summoned. A Republican bloc seeks amendments with teeth while hopes of Lodge joining grow. New witnesses could be called, signaling further action as adjournment narrows the window for a decision.
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Senantor Fall
Versailles
White House
Wilson
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
McNary
Oregon
Kellogg
Minnesota
Colt
Rhode Island
Cummins
Iowa
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Spencer
Missouri
Lodge
Johnson and Borah
New Mexico
Moses
New ‘Hampshire
American industry conquering Europe in postwar trade
Geneva reports rapid American commercial expansion in Europe after the armistice. United States firms push prompt delivery from locomotives to sewing machines and extend long credit, surpassing German efficiency and outshipping Britain in cloth exports while American commercial travelers spread across the continent. Americans widen dominance in iron and steel and seek further capital investments.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Europe
Fizma
England
United States
American Shoemakers Seek Trade in Hunland
Berlin reports from Tageblatt sources that American shoe dealers are racing to open markets in Germany. Big stores reportedly rented by Americans in major cities. The paper cautions readers not to expect cheap shoes due to price rises. A Dutch firm has bought 45,000 pairs at 120 marks each, amid talks of military supply impacts.
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Associated Press
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Germany
America
Lnxarr Shoes
Ladies Lost to Gray Hair Dyes Promoted in Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Sage Tea and Sulphur hair darkening remedy for gray hair. It touts easy home preparation with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur product, claims even coloring, and notes popularity among thousands of users. The copy presents cosmetic advice in dated promotional tone.
Funeral arrangements set for Andrew Carnegie in Lenox
LENOX MASS Aug 13 Arrangements for the funeral tomorrow morning of Andrew Carnegie were completed after the arrival of Dr William Pierson Merrill of New York. Mrs Carnegie's wishes were conveyed to her secretary and will be carried out with Merrill directing the service aided by Pastor Benson Jr. Wyman. LEADVILLE Colo Aug 13 James Carnegie nephew will not attend the funeral saying he lost his steel mill job during the Homestead strike and preferred to stay with the men.
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Lenox, Maas
Andrew Carnegie
William Pierson Merrill
New York
West Weymouth
Leadville
Colo
James Carnegie
West
Alaska
Andy
Homestead
Telegrams Stir Paris as 1000 Messages Supposedly Call Halt
Paris authorities probe the origin and motive of 1000 telegrams sent to producers in the country urging shipments to Paris to stop. The telegrams disrupted official lines, blamed on officials, while Premier Clemenceau privately took responsibility for the incident.
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Paria
Clemenceau
Miners to ally with KB R Brotherhood plan stages
Hazelton Pa Aug 13 All ance of United Mine Workers of America and four railroad brotherhoods will be perfected at the Columbus Ohio international convention announced by Thomas Kennedy district president UMWA district 7 The movement is modeled after Englands triple alliance miners will submit new demands next spring Also note Salvation Army opens pre completion hostel in New York City for soldiers and sailors accommodation demands.
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Associated Press
Hazelton
Allance
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Triple Alliance of Labor
England
The
Salvation Army
New York City
Notice to Creditors in Holmes Estate Idaho
In Twin Falls Idaho the Probate Court hears claims against the estate of George B Holmes deceased. Thos M Robertson administrator urges creditors and all claimants to present vouchers within ten months of first publication at Guthrie and Myers office in Twin Falls Idaho.
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Twin Fakes County
State of
Idaho
George B. Holmes
Thos. M. Stobertson
W. P. Guthrie
A. J. Myers
Twin Falls
County of
State of Idaho
Thos. M. Robertson
Guthrie & Myers
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Paris
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