Woman's Auxiliary Growth and Its Transformation
The piece chronicles the rapid revival of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Federation of Trades, from a passive group to a dynamic force. It describes committees inspecting workplaces, improving working conditions, and promoting union labor, with notable gains in lunch rooms, rest areas, and employer cooperation benefiting workers especially women and children.
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Woman’s Auxiliary OF Federation
Woman's Auxiliary
Federation
Fragmented 19th century crime and social unrest notes
A Greenville News article cites affidavits about a whiskey dealer paying a dispensary board member for referrals. Reports include mob violence against confessed lynching suspects, a Mount Vernon assault and murder, a Louisville student denied singing a Civil War song, a Virginia moodshiner charged with matricide, a resignation feud at South Carolina College, and a Richmond arrest under a Jim Crow law.
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Roosevelt
Greenville
D. C
Dispensary Controll Board
Cornelia Benson
Mount Vernon
N. C
Louisville
Georgia
John
Franklyn County
Woodward
South Carolina College
Hattiesburg
Miss
Alexander City
Ann
Mary
Custis Lee
Robert Bi. Lee
Richmond
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Asheville
P. McKissick
Union card proof empowers women's auxiliary, three years on
A clerk must show a union card to verify a member of the women's auxiliary. If the man cannot produce it, the rule forbids service regardless of tenure. The auxiliary, once powerless, now wields strong influence, with the Federation of Trades and all unions allied. The trade unions themselves lean on the women's group more than the other way.
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Federation
Woman's Auxiliary
Union
Federation of Trades
Trades Union
Trades, Union
Silk importing frauds and lynching pardons headline week
Summary of the week reports A S Rosenthal Co silk firm arrests in New York for defrauding government duties by false invoices. Alabama governor pardons three of four white men convicted of lynching a Black man. Mississippi militia dispersed a mob at Hattiesburg over an alleged assault on a white woman. Jewel theft at Waldorf mystery. jewels returned but case unexplained. New York bank fined $5,000 for out of town check rule violations. Maude Adams to play Juliet on American tour with French and English performances to follow. Gertrude Atherton and Olga W Nether sole collaborate on dramatizing A Daughter of the Vine.
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New York
A. S. Rosenthal& Co
Alabama
Jelks
Longino
Hattiesburg
Miss
Kingdon
George Gould
Waldorf Hotel
New York Clearing House
Central National Bank
Clearing House
Deaths and rulers noted in brief obituary lines
Deaths include the Rev George H Hepworth longtime New York Herald editor who wrote Sunday sermons and died at home in New York aged 9? years. Separate item notes Sidi Ali ruler of Tunis who died Wednesday born in 1417 his family on throne since 1991 Moharameg proclaimed by the same family.
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George H. Hepworth
New York
Ald
Sermans
Sidi Ali
Tunis
Moharameg
Cyrano de Bergerac author jokingly taunts plagiarism charge
Dmond Rostand responds to a Chicago court ruling banning further American performances of Cyrano de Bergerac by asserting the work’s themes were borrowed from various figures including Kenny Gross of Chicago and a Louisiana ship builder. He humorously claims origins in Paris in 1879 and 1897 and hints at further sources from across the United States while noting a new Joan of Arc piece.
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Chicago
America
Samuel H. Gross
Gross
Paris
Kenny Gross
United States
Lousiana
New Orleans
Providence
Rhode Island School of Design
Cincinnati Historical Society
Cincinnati
Neniga
Bernharde
Maude Adams
London
Sarah Bernberdt
Georgia News Brings University Events and Wreck Toll
In Coluum a fierce storm injures two in a bus crash and a Negro church wreck occurs as a congregation gathers. Emory’s science hall cornerstone laid with Bishop Candler giving the address. Two killed and many injured in a wreck near Juliette. Emory College closes for a day as UGA starts its 101st commencement. Rumors rise over Justice Lewis health. Cadet Mitchell graduates West Point this year. University trustees allow a woman’s branch representative to speak in chapel. State dental convention convenes in Macon. Stolen melons from south Georgia to begin next week.
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Mercer
Vineville
Macon
New Science
Emory
Bishop Candler
Wreck
Juliette
Mitchell
Georgia
West Point
Emory College
University of Georgia
Lewis
Board of Trustees of
Spaak
South Georgia
Notable Atlanta Deaths and Civic Notes From June News
In Atlanta W D Mitchell a pioneer citizen died aged 73 on June 8. Walter Howard a well known Atlanta newspaper man died near Asheville NC and is buried in Atlanta. Antoinette Brousil Grant famed musician dies at 9. The A A DeLoach Mill plant destroyed by fire causing 00 600 loss. War correspondents pass resolutions of regret. Estill files protest over governor race irregularities naming twenty counties. George author Thomas B E Watson lectures at Henry Grady Debating Club. Georgia Woman's Press Club reelects Mrs William King president. Senators nominate Claris Howell for state senate. Southern Railway Machinists Association meets to discuss grievances with road officials. City charter revision committee readjusts wards from seven to nine.
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W. D. Mitchell
Atlanta
Southern Railway Machinists’ Association
Thomas BE. ‘Watson
Georgia
Henry Grady
Georgia Woman's Press Club
William King
Claris Howell
Walter Howard
Mme
Antoinette Brousil Grant
A. A. DeLoach Mill Manufacturing Company
Mississippi tension hints at racial conflict averted
In Mississippi a handful of white men deterred a race war by action, while Governor Jelks suspends Colonel Higdon from command of the Third Alabama. An Alabama executive committeeman from Pike county backs a state primary as demanded by the people. Charleston, D.C., worries over Dr Crank's postmaster suggestion.
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Higdon
Jelks
Alabama
Samford
Pike County
Ala
Charleston, D.C
Crank
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