Labor Union Meetings Highlight Local Activity Across Trades
The Central Labor union met at Carpenters hall with about 25 members present. Officers, including Herve Oliver and Thomas, conducted routine duties while new representatives from Cooks and Waiters Local 168 were welcomed. Reports from San Antonio and other conventions were discussed, and a plan for Labor Day celebrations began to form. Other sessions covered Electricians and Painters locals with transfers to Booster Construction, contract cancellations, and a held up member incident.
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Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Herve Oliver
Got Thomas
J. A. Lyons
Reading
Matt Baker
J. Collier
Anderson
J. W. Upton
Electricians
Atkins
A. M. Weiseman
Tom Anderson
San Antonio
Painters Local 544
Painters Hall
FE. Rollins
Art Nail
George Peak
John Myers
Booster Construction Company
Denver
Colo
J. H.thompson
H. E. Jones
A. J. Koslus
Union
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain For Underweight
An Atlantic City man gains 28 pounds after taking McCoy's Tablets. The ad promises an ironclad guarantee: if a thin person does not gain at least five pounds after four 60 cent boxes or two 1 dollar boxes, the dealer will refund the purchase. Sold as McCoy's Tablets at Fox Randal and P O Drug Stores.
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Atlantic City
McCoy
Fox, Randal
P. O
America
Long history of public service and a century of memory
Thomas J. Hopkins of Trenton Missouri is elected tax collector for the 47th time and previously served as town clerk for twenty years and treasurer for twelve. The note mentions other dated items and local figures including labor leaders, a lightning death, a steamship milestone, and a bank canning plant initiative.
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Thomas J. Hopkins
Trenton
Mr. Hopkins
Ann
Bank plans sweet potato curing plant to boost regional crop
The bank aims to encourage higher production across its territory by adding a sweet potato curing facility and supporting growers this year. A note highlights the United States maintains over 20 commercial aviation lines. Local unions hold meetings this week in various halls including Carpenters, Painters, Electricians, and Plumbers.
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Bank
Labor council election yields two local selections
A meeting to elect a vice president and a delegate to the Central Labor council chose J. C. Bell as vice president and H. C. Anderson as delegate. Roy M. Cline of Globe News left Inez for a two week vacation to Kansas and Colorado. W. Anderson, Amarillo Central Labor council delegate, returned from the State Federation Labor convention in San Antonio after visits to several Texas cities.
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War Department
San Antonio
Secretary of War
Dwight F. Davis
Central Labor Council
J. C. Bell
H.C. Anderson
Roy M. Cline
Globe News
Inez
Kansas
Colorado
W. €. Anderson
Amarillo Central Labor Council
State Federation Labor
Texas
Actress faces annulment of her marriage in Newark
Miriam Hopkins, actress, faced annulment of her Newark marriage to Austin Parker, author, as Chicago divorce proceedings against her husband Brandon Peters, actor, remained incomplete. Peters’ decree awaited transcription of evidence expected soon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Miriam Hopkine
Newark
N. J
Austin Parker
Brandon Peters
Misa Hopkins
Peters
Milton JD. Smith
Honeymooning With Second Husband Rumor Emerges
The text notes surprise over information that his client appeared to be honeymooning with a second husband before a divorce was filed. It also mentions Mise Hopkins headlining a musical show that recently closed an engagement at a loop theater.
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Mise Hopkins
One Car Stolen Each Night Report in Amarillo
Police records show an average of one car stolen nightly in Amarillo for the past two weeks. Last night a 1023 model Ford touring car owned by F. Hayes was taken, license 770 248 engine 788-7879, with three new tires. Many stolen cars are stripped and abandoned near the city.
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Amarillo
F. Hayes
Former Amarilloan Dies at Long Beach
News of the death of Wilf Me Daniel, a former Amarillo resident, at Long Beach California was received by Mrs. Lee Humphreys. Mr Miller had lived in Long Beach for nine years but once resided in Amarillo and had many friends in this city.
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Wilf Me Daniel
Long Beach
California
Lee Humphreys
Miller
Amarillo
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