Retail Clerks Union Considers 2-Year Agreement
The Retail Clerks Union No. 119 met in Trades Council hall to discuss the yearly contract with merchants. With low attendance the matter was postponed to the first May meeting to ensure full member input. The 2 year agreement may auto extend if no party requests changes 30 days before expiration. A request from the Hamilton Commercial and Industrial Association to elect a representative was fulfilled with Fred W. Gradolph chosen as delegate.
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Retail Clerks’ Union
No. 119
Trades Council Hall
Hamilton Commercial and Industrial Association
Fred W. Gradolph
Free copies of The Star Spangled Banner and America offered
Many meetings show poor knowledge of the national songs. the office will provide printed copies of The Star Spangled Banner and America in any quantity free of charge to lodges churches social or patriotic gatherings upon request.
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the Star
America
von Guest
Dewey
England
Paris
Europe
New York
Washington
Germany
Scarcity Claims in Tiffin Face Labor Federation Pushback
Thomas J. Donnelly, secretary treasurer of Ohio labor, counters Chamber of Commerce assertions of labor shortage in Tiffin. He cites industrial strife from low wages and poor conditions and urges central bodies to shield workers from misrepresentation by local employers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thos. J. Donnelly
State Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Tiffin
Federation
Picketing Declared Legal in Arizona Supreme Court Ruling
Arizona's high court upholds state law allowing picketing and union advertising in Bisbee Cooks and Waiters union vs restaurant employer. The decision supports publicizing facts about labor disputes and rejects injunctions to suppress such advertising. A stray line promotes stock in United Company of Hunstrafers.
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State Supreme Court
Bisbee Cooks and Waiters
Supreme Court
Arizona
Machinists Open Meeting Backed by War Era Actions
Hamilton Lodge 241 members meet at Trades Council hall post eleven o clock. Executive Board notes grant of honorary retiring cards to enlisted soldiers. Johnston farewell letter read. Mooney case sparks resolutions calling for release and May Day actions.
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Hamilton Lodge
International Association
Trades Council Hall
Grand Lodge
Army
Navy
Twithinger
International Union
Weneral
treas _urer
International Association of Machinists
WM. H. Johnston
Mooney
San Francisco
Ganized Labor Movementaeneta Eta
Thomas J. Mooney
Wilson Reali
Co-Defendents
Mra- Mooney
Weinburg
Nolan
Billings
Weinberg
Germany Planned Years Ahead
A historical wartime column argues Germany plotted world conquest over decades. It cites Otto H. Kahn and Admiral von Guest predicting Europe’s fall, a U S strike, and the United States bearing a large indemnity and dollar tribute amid looming conflict.
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Germany
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Milwaukee
Kahn
Admiral von Goetz
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Newsies For Trade Unionists In Altoona And Across Cities
Union activity spans Altoona Pennsylvania with a local of William G McAdoo lodge organized for boiler makers tied to railroad managers. Reports also note wage boosts for hotel waiters in Washington and a wage agreement for Boston Elevated Railway firemen and helpers.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
William G. McAdoo
Washington
Sind
Boston
Boston Elevated Raily
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Old Boy
F. P
Phoenix, Ariz
United Company of Hunstrafers
International
International It
Wm. A. Johnston
Washington, D. C
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Tabor
Labor Movement of
France
United Kingdom
Jack Anderson
Thomas J. Savage
Hamilton
UNION
Hi Street
RED Trunk the Workingian’s Store
High ST
Admiral von Guest
Uncle Sam
Newsies
St Louis
Baker
International Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Wilson Sas
Stephens
California
Tocus 241
F. JI. Brown
Fin. Lee'y
Seattle
John Blogs
Machinists Local 241
F. PL
Central Trades and Labor Union
Ncle Sam
North America
Alaska
Philippines
San Domingo
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