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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1918

Page

1

Enmity to Organized Labor Declared to Be Motive of Mooney Prosecution

Long and Allstarter Co reached a new agreement with machinists after weeks of talks. The plant will continue a nine hour day with a 47 1 2 hour week, overtime pay at time and a half, and a salary increase. The shop committee praised management and its business agent as fair, courteous, and broadminded, urging other shops to follow this example to reduce discord.

Mooney Long Allstarter Company Machinists Organiza Long and Allstarter Co Organized Labor United States California Tom Mooney Central Federated Union

Moose Lodge Officers Vote Set For Next Wednesday

Fort Hamilton Lodge Loyal Order of Moose holds election for officers on next Wednesday afternoon and evening. Two candidates vie for Dictator, Rudy Lauhbaugh deputy county sheriff and Elmer Berry, both longtime campaigners, with strong efforts expected to draw a record Moose vote.

Fort Hamilton Lodge Loyal Order of Mines Rudy Lauhbaugh Elmer Berry

Mass meeting backs Mooney retrial protest in New York

Thousands attend Union Square gathering where W Bourke Cochran defends Tom Mooney, condemns his 1916 San Francisco bombing case as a labor persecution. Speakers urge new trial, urge federal action, and pledge Union support for Mooney’s release amid calls for clemency and judicial reform.

New York W. Bourke Cochran California Thomas Mooney Union Square Mooney California Supreme Court San Francisco Tom Mooney Organized Labor Pacific Coast Anton Johannsen Building Trades of Johannsen Johanns Moorey Griffin Cochran Thomas Rock Central Federated Union of Greater Samuel Gampers American Federation of Labor Gompers Wilson United States Central Federated Unon City of Central Federated Union

Machinists Executive Board Sets Saturday Meeting

The Executive Board of Machinists Lodge No. 241 will meet Saturday evening at 7:40. The meeting at Ball Nod Traden Covell hall will discuss important business and all board members are urged to attend. The union emblem symbolizes peace in both suggestion and practice.

Machinists’ Lodge Te Board Ball Nod Traden Covell Hall

Union Ruffian Allen Andrews Sparks Court Scene

The courtroom drama centers on Allen Andrews a prosecution attorney nicknamed Union Ruffian who cross examined a defendant calling him a union ruffian provoking a reprimand from Judge Harlan. Witnesses, labor, and local business figures are cited while remarks about labor and law and order surface amid debate over the incident.

Allen Andrews Allen Harlan Mr. Andrews Evening Papers Andrews Law and Order Tague Foxy Dick Dick Shepherd Ney

Eggleston Again Heads Dental Body

Eggleston again heads the central dental council after a semi annual election held Tuesday night. Officers for the next six months include A. E. Eggleston president Laula Schalk vice president Henry Brinker recording secretary Magdalena Hines corresponding secretary Mabel Warren financial secretary Henry Botscher treasurer Wm Ballett guide John Hartman door keeper Sam Hilpelsteiner trustee 16 months George Kraft trustee 12 months Frank Holt trustee 6 months.

A. E. Eggleston Laula Schalk Henry Brinker Magdalena Hines Mabel Warren Henry Botscher Ballett John Hartman Sam Hilpelsteiner George Kraft Frank Holt

Retail Clerks Plan Service Flag At Meeting

The Retail Clerks held a Trades Council hall meeting noting routine business and a new candidate, Chas Wopperer of Worthmore Clothing Co. The group decided to purchase and display a service flag with three stars honoring members Gordon Ralston, Camp Sherman. Albert J. Getz, Camp Sheridan. and James R. Fisher, Port Leavenworth, Kansas. The union label was cited as protecting the trade.

Trades Council Hall Chas, Wopperer Worthmore Clothing Co Jav Chase Menbure Gordon Ralston Camp Sherman Albert J. Getz Camp Sheridan Ala James R. Fisher Port Leavenworth Kansas

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High ST Willard Dominion Auto Supply Co High Street Supreme Court Secretary of Labor Thomas J. Mooney W. 10. Stephens Dan Cohen Bell Phone Machinists Judge Harlan Eggleston Kroger Kroger's Formula Andy U Pod Lot
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