Amarillo unions discuss building plans and Labor Day program
The Central Labor Union met at Carpenters Hall with officers and most delegates present. Talks covered supporting the International Coliseum project, fundraising via dedicatory tickets, and possible wage reductions for two new Amarillo buildings. Committees were named for Labor Day events and a union radio program. Repairs and reports noted strong finances and good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
J. A. Lyons
Z. W. Smith
Reading
International Coliseum
Hawk
Tri- State Fair Association
Organized Labor of
Sam Norton
W. W. Finch
O. G. Wright
C. P. Fisher
J. M. Davis
Amarillo Residents Plan July Third Travel to Murray Kentucky
The report describes as many as all residents of Amarillo and nearby areas leaving by car on July third to visit W. Sparkman's mother in Murray Kentucky and being away about twenty days. It also notes Mrs. Sparkman and her son visiting a relative in Murray and other trips by Globe News staff to Creede Colorado for ten days of fishing and family activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Amarillo
W. W. Finch
George Enoch
Carpenters Union
Murray
Kentucky
W. A. Sparkman
W. M
Ww. H. Terry
Andy Jackson
Globe News Press
Creede
Colorado
Terry
Jackson
Anonymous donor backs Coliseum fund and lodge meeting
An anonymous contributor sends ten dollars to the International Coliseum fund. A Ladies Society Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen session is set for Friday at 2 PM in Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Watson reporting on grand lodge matters. Team drill readiness and joint picnic plans for societies 345 573 and 325 will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Odd Fellows Hall
Edward Watson
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345
Grand Lodge
W. L. Brock
Places and events ripple through a distracted region
A scattered clipping catalogs varied remarks and notices about time and place including self division of Texas into up to five states, chigger poisons, a refund attempt from Arkadelphia, a Cleveland hotel convention wreck, and conventions moving to other cities. It hints at societal quirks and economic impact from canceled gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Ohio Hotel Men’s Association
Cleveland
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Also Mentioned on This Page
LABOR
By John Moore
Niers Hall
Co. A. Chessir
C. G. Butler
Jim Parr
Painters Union
Painters Hall
Silver Grill Coffee Shop
Polk
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Elhoo
The
Sugar Institute
Wilbur Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Building Fund
Nellie Knowlett
Horlwood Dress Shoppe
Polk ST
R. Solnick, Mgr
Pantex
Texas
United States
Bureau of Mortified Solons
George Clark
Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Stitt
Clark
Scheargy
Barre
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherfibod
Ilroad
Cinge
Moosé
Hales
Ireland
Graham
Toney Chisum, Inc
Tyler St
Hamilton
Ham
Service, Inc
Narrison
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