Labor Unions Report Busy Central Meeting in Carpenters Hall
The Central Labor Union met at Carpenters hall last night with Harve Oliver presiding. P. C. Shelvick joined to fill a vacancy left by W. E. Griffin, and $200 was set aside to fund Horace Anderson for the San Antonio State Federation of Labor event. A electricians committee spoke on craft tensions, while Edward W. Thomasson addressed issues as a district attorney candidate. The Painters and Decorators held a brief session, and various locals reported on conditions, upcoming projects, and membership. The Building Trades Council discussed rising activity and contractor relations, with Dan W. Tracy outlining labor contract disputes and steps toward cost-based bids. Additional notes cover lodge meetings, local job calls, and ongoing wage discussions in the Electrical Workers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Harve Oliver
Jack Thomas
J. A. Lyons
Reading
P. C. Shelvick
W. E. Griffin
Childress
Underhill Contraction Company
Edward W. Thomasson
Painters and Decorators
Painters Hall
E. Rollins
A. J. Nail
Edd McClish
Building Trades Council
H. C. Gray
Dan W. Tracy
Electrical Workers International Union
It Helped My Kidneys Says It Helped My Kidneys
Back pain advice warns of kidney trouble and urges a kidneys cleaning with Dr Carey’s Marshroot Prescription 777. A Washington DC reader endorses the remedy and Fox Drug Co. stores guarantee relief or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. E. Gardiner, Sr
T. St. N. W. Washington, D. C
Fox Drug Co
Reunion of United Confederate Veterans Attended by Thousands
Report shows 45,090 people attended the reunion in Little Rock Arkansas, with a five mile parade. Arkansas legislature allocated 20000 dollars and Little Rock citizens 15000 for entertainment expenses. Edison remains active past age eighty. A Florida man keeps a long daily ritual at home. A Apalachicola laborer has held the same dinner pall for 34 years and is reportedly worth about 8000 dollars. Over 2.5 million children ages 10 to 16 work for wages nationwide amid rising concerns after the Supreme Court voided the federal child labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
J. E. Williams
Apalachicola
Flo
United States
Federal Labor Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Allentown Celebrates 100000 Population Milestone
Allentown Pennsylvania plans a May 17 jubilee and pageant to mark entering the 100000 population class. The city has doubled its population in 18 years and tripled its area and industrial capacity in the last decade. Founded in 1752 by Chief Justice William Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Allentown
William Allen
Allentown’s 1777 Liberty Bell Float Planned in Pageant
Incorporated as a borough in 1811 and city in 1867 Allentown grows fast Plans call for a dirigible Los Angeles visit and seven planes from Philadelphia Naval Base The parade will include historic floats of Allentown’s role in national life including hiding the Liberty Bell and General Washington’s visit in 1782 The Declaration reading on Center Square July 8, 1776 will be shown A 16 000 strong uniformed marchers float depicting the bell’s hiding In 1777 John Jacob Mickley hid the bell beneath refuse and carried it through British lines to safety. it stayed in Allentown until the Philadelphia British withdrawal Also notes lead ore uses pine sionary caterpillars and their blind-following behavior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As & City
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Allentown
John Jacob Mickley
Reformed Church
General Washington
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Roswell Lodge No. 608
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Bennett
Frosty Hamrick
Amarillo
Canyon
Ralph Stowell
F. E. McPherson
Jack Grentz
Henry Gosnell
E. R. Wells
Carpenters and Joiners of America Local No
Carpenters Hall
C. A. Chessir
Henry Neal
Herbert Lytle
FE. C. Flinn
H. W. Finch
John T. Congreve
Ops
Central Labor Union of
Pampa
J. B. Parr
C. S. Ellis
Electrical Workers Union
Electrical Contractors Association
Rex Teed
Plasterers Local
Plainview
L. EF. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
E. P. Curtis
Chicago Federation of Labor
Thomas J. Walsh
United States Senate
Senate
Cabinet
Pittsburgh
Air Castle Construction Company
Whittle and Spit Club
San Antonio
Texas State Federation of Labor
Labor Bank
International Association of Manchiniste
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Organized Labor of
St. Leuis
Lake Pontchetrain
New Orleans
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Loui
Smiths
al Smith
Smith
Sanitex
Deluxe Dry Cleaners
N. Fillmore
Carey
Thomas A. Edison
J. L. Henderson Piano Co
Cable-Nelson
House of
Cable Nelson
America
Cable-Nelson Pianos
J. L. Henderson
Peter Rhoades
France
Fox
Lane
E. I. Pittman
Polk ST
Barnard
Aly
AL Barnary
Polk
Narizon
Wv Price
Georgette
Crepe de Chine
Morning Glory
Navy
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