Labor notes and union meetings in Amarillo
The Amarillo Typographical Union reports members at Stratford and Littlefield, a member's operation and recovery at St Anthony's, and ten workers finishing the press building. Painters Union holds a meeting with 31 members attending, and the Central Labor Union welcomes delegates from 25 Amarillo labor groups. A committee is formed to pursue united action for employment and building activity. Donald H. Rouse enters the race for vice president of the International Typographical Union.
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Jack French
Stratford
J. C. Duncan
Littlefield
J. C. Thomas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Joe Norman
Painters Hall
Amarillo
Painters Union
E. Rollins
N. E. Thurman
J. A. Nall
L. R. Bumstead
C. K. Griffith
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
J. A. Lyons
Z. W. Smith
Sam Norton
Newman
Sheet Metal Workers Union of
Wellington
Texas
Oliver Wright
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce
United
Green
Donald H. Rouse
International Typographical Union
Rouse and Lut Sawyer in a bygone era note
The passage recalls Rouse’s Sherman upbringing and Houston Post work in the 1990s, Lut Sawyer’s quip about freedom and women icons, rising unemployment, and a critique of leadership. It mentions a social club meeting hosted by Mrs. Noah Lott with tea and crackers, and laments toward prosperity not built on wage cuts.
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Samson
Lut Sawyer
Chamber of Horrors
Lut
Noah Lott
Dizzy Dozen Doughnut Club
Nevvah
Epitaphs At Circus Draw AFL Session In Vancouver
The American Federation of Labor in Vancouver B C advocates slogans for full employment including shorter hours wage standards and job guarantees while debating methods to balance supply and demand No child labor and worker protections surface amid remarks by President Green at a banquet criticizing capital and employers.
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American Federation of Labor
Vancouver
B. C
United States
Green
Hoover
Dallas hotel owner sues for $200,000 breach of promise
Mrs Mattie V Graham of Dallas files a $200,000 breach of promise suit after marrying Charles W Anderson a presumed oil and mining man who wooed her then vanished with no divorce found. She traced him to Los Angeles where she learned he was already married.
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Los Angeles
U.p
Charles W. Anderson
Dallas
Tex
Mattie V. Graham
Anderson
el Paso
Graham
Heaviest foursome plays 15 holes in Bristol match
In Bristol Virginia a remarkably heavy foursome played 15 holes when George Dave and Harry Parrish brothers teamed with Frank in a challenging round. The event drew local attention as the group faced tough conditions and produced notable endurance for the era.
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Bristol
George
Dave
Harry Parrish
Frank
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