Labor Unions Meet Amarillo With Reports Of Members
Painters and Decorators local No. 544 met in Painters hall with about thirty five members. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Switchmen’s Union and Typographical Union held meetings, elected officers, and updated committees and meeting times.
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Painters and Decorators
Painters Hall
FE. L. McBride
Amarillo
Long Beach
California
C. K. Griffith
Casper
Wyoming
Charles Warren
Jack Brown
Bob and
Marshall Chadwell
Canadian River Gas Company
R. B. Russell
St. Anthony's Infirmary
Carolina Street
L. Griffith
Mack Vernon
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Bennett
Ryesh
H. C. Hamrick
C. H. Jackson
B. Frederick
Fort Worth
Denver
T. H. Ewing
P. L. McDaniels
T. R. Herbert
Rock Island
J. W. Vaught
B. K. Gordon
Beavers
Santa Fe
E. E. Middaugh
F. P. Stellman
W. A. Kletke
Guy Owens
HH. C
Frosty) Hamrick
State Legislative Board
Roswell
N. M
W. F. Smith
Denver Lines
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Miller Hall
North Amarillo
Ricketts
J. W. Renegar
Jesse Rowe
Joe Murray
Paul Gaither
Lee J. Miller
T. J. Baker
Carpenters Hall
Typographical Union No
Carl Cunningham
T. C. Carnes
News-Globe Force
Sugar and Teeth Say Medical Authority Declares
A British medical figure argues sugar aids saliva flow and digestion, promoting dental cleanliness. He urges balanced meals, warns against starvation for weight loss, and recommends nourishing foods and citrus fruit daily. The Sugar Institute endorses enjoying sweetness as part of a healthy diet.
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Oder
The
Sugar Institute
Notable Political Figures and Labor Union Perspective
The text recalls a vice president born near Topeka Kansas and outlines diverse careers from jockey to senator, noting a widowed man with two married daughters. It then promotes a humorous Elk Lion Moose Eagle pun and quotes Finillo Portes Gil aiding labor unions. The main piece, Unionism by J W Ways, argues unions suffer from member apathy, urging broader citizen support beyond self interest to strengthen labor movements.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States
Inber Movement Seeks to Rebuild Union Enthusiasm
The text argues blame for indifference may lie in neglect of union education and calls for more intelligent publicity to rekindle member interest in the union program. It notes a good start and urges leadership to continue efforts to mobilize support for union aims.
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Inber
Union
Imbel
Iem
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