Brotherhood Man Opposes Eight Hour Law Rail Trust
E. J. Kroncke of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen argues that the eight hour day law is misrepresented and will not end labor troubles. He warns the wage structure and mileage basis will shift, with rail companies punished for overtime but workers gains unclear, and predicts tariff shifts and layoffs after the war. Kroncke cites past sixteen hour cases to illustrate misunderstandings and urges voters to oppose Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kroncke
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mr. Kroncke
Columbian Lodge
B. of R
Chicago
Wks
Kroncke
Wilson
Plains
Railway and Warehouse Commission
Railway Company
Washington
United States
Aring
Ison
Ilsoy
Ughes
The Waterloo Stage and screen attractions schedule
Waterloo Evening Courte lists weekly showings at the Majestic Palace Plaza Crystal and Family venues. Besides burlesque and musical comedies, patrons can see The Cherry Blossoms In Old Kentucky The Elopers Fashion Shop The Letter From Home and Nat series featuring Barrymore Frederick Walton and others across Sunday to Friday slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Old Kentucky
Lew Waltz
Pather
Joy J
Thos. P
the Palace
Lionel Barrymore
Pauline Frederick
Muriel
Florence Walton
Virginia Pearson
The Waterloo Theatre Offers Farce and Musical Acts
Al Gorrell's company presents The Land of the Skies with Yiddisha Love at Waterloo. Other features include In Old Kentucky at Waterloo Wednesday and The Elopers at La Salle tour through the weekend with Lula Fahda dances and Hugo Frey music. The Majestic showcases Ameta the Parisian mirror dancer, Bowman Bros and more. The Palach features Lyonel Barrymore in The Upheaval, plus The Crystal with The Come-Back and other acts. The Family presents a melodrama on silks and Latins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
al Gorrell
Joseph K. Watson
Lew White
Messrs Watson
White
Lillian Lorraine
Frankie Niblo
Nellie Walker
Ilda Hoag
Ruby Devere
Billy Murray
Walter Austin
Old Kentucky
Boston
Playhouse
New England
Elopers
la Salle Opera House
Chicago
Lula Fahda
Ward DeWolf
Josephine Kerneil
Hugo Frey
Frederick Herendeen
America
Arthur Gillespie
George Stoddard
la Salle Heivul i
Majestic
Ameta
Majestic Theatre
Bowman Bros
Blue Grass Boys
Rawson
Claire
Wilton
Dawne June
Merian
Studies Cancer 19 Years May Lose Hand From It
New York, Oct 14 After 19 years study of N ray treatment for cancer Dr Francis Satterlee Jr may lose his right hand from the disease he sought to cure In 1907 before X ray effects were known he burned in an operation Cancer developed on a finger three days ago It was removed in two operations and on Tuesday he will undergo another operation to decide if the band must be taken off
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Satterlee, Jr
Fieh
Satterlee
Girl Loses $3,624 Verdict For The Serpent's Sting
Laura Louise Johnson of Minneapolis lost a $3,624 verdict won earlier against Rev. Charles C. Wilson of Rosindale. Judge Morton set aside the jury’s verdict finding the weight of evidence against the plaintiff was overwhelming. The opinion cites sympathy or prejudice as a factor. Turn to the want ad page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Laura Louise Johnson
Minneapolis
Garden of Eden
Charles C. Wilson
Rosindale
Morton
United Sates District Court
Christine Miller Recital Dazzles At Methodist Church
Christine Miller, a leading contralto, performed at the First Methodist church before a crowded Call capacity crowd. She sang with a record accompaniment on the Edison machine, demonstrating high artistry and technical skill in blending voice with recording. Highlights included Die Lorelei, We Shall Feed His Flock, and Annie Laurie, with strong support from violinist Mr. Arthur Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Miller
First Methodist
America
Mish Millar
Mins Miller
Miss Miller
Liddle
Liszt
Hitndél
Hanna
Bonnie Daan
Burns
Hurngs
Scoty Whitne
Wallace
Tise Miller
Arthur Walsh
Edison
Devkers
Massanel
Walsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brotherhood Man
Shallenberger
Ellis
the Plaza
Aubbery Smith
Jaffery
Edmund Breese
Douglas Fairbanks
Keystone
Dorothy Dalton
THE
Crystal
Harold Lockwood
Mae Allison
Pathe News
William Nigh
William Collier, Jr
Norma Talmadge
Marguerite Clark
Chariie Chaplin
Iron Claw
Heinie & Louie
Sam Bernard
Poor Schmaltz
Victor Moore
George Fawcett
Priday
Haze
Dawn
Jennifer
Edgar L. Davenport
Howard Truesdell
Franklin Hanna
John H. Smiley
Pat Lawrence
James Malaidy
George Stevens
Frank Lyons
Myra Brook
Miss Skirvin
Rolling Stones
Julian Eltinge
Widow
Metro
Burt Ridgsway
Maine
Mac Heberton
Patta Heberton
Waterloo Theatre
Re Pie Sro Sty
Jewel Carmen
Manhattan
the Majestic Tomorrow
Una Carpenter
Kewple
Yeomen
RK. P
Rae
Nulton
Dawne
al. Gorrell and Company Inn
Slies
Arm of the Law
Marguerite Skirvin
Amily Theatre
Tonay Dritaz Saunnette
Harry Lausvale
Charlie Chaplin
A. C. U. W. Hall
Frank Stevens
Hart
WM. S. Locke
Caubrey Smith
Eleanor Woodrull
Saffery
Henry Kolker
Harold Lock Wood & Mae Allison
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