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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1918

Page

1

Referendum Vote urged by Trades Union Liberty League

A union appeal urges all workers to vote yes on the Referendum and no on Prohibition at the November 5 election. The pamphlet distributed by the Dry Federation lists the signers as proof that Ohio Dry aims at workers’ rights.

That Liberty Loan Button Keepsake of a Historic War Bond

The piece urges readers not to discard the Fourth Liberty Loan button. It argues the badge symbolizes personal contribution to the war effort, acknowledging bonds purchased and the honor they represent, though the button itself has no monetary value. It encourages keeping the emblem as a reminder of support.

Union

Governors Call to Great National Labor Demonstration

New York's Frank P. Walsh to preside at a Chicago mass meeting November 8 honoring Samuel Gompers. Eleven governors and numerous federal state and local officials have accepted invites. Leaders from AFL unions and labor groups will attend, with Chicago organizers and a national scope plan to have each state represented.

New York Frank P. Walsh National War Labor Board Chicago America Samuel Gompers James Duncan American Federation of Labor Gompers American Labor Movement Walsh Duncan Winfield R. Gaylord American Alliance For Labor and Democracy Frank E. Wolfe George Perkins International Cigarmakers’ Union John Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Samuel Insull Chicago Chamber of Commerce A. A. Myrup Int. Treas Int. Union H. J. Conway Seey Int. Protective Association Retail Clerks Lafayette Ind Owen Miller American Federation of Musicians Pine St St. Louis A. F Quincy Mass Charles B. Stillman Fed Lake Ave Wilmette Ill E. J. Ryan Railway Mail Association Washington D. C Thomas F. Flaherty Federation of Postal Employees United Textile Workers of America Bible House New York City Charles S. Whitman James M. Cox Ohio Horace F. Graham Vermont Theo. G. Bilbo Mississippi Richard I. Manning South Carolina Frederick D. Gardner Missouri R. C. Williams Oklahoma John J. Cornwell West Virginia John G. Townsend Delaware Emerson C

Italians Cheer Gompers And U S Labor Men

The American Labor Mission led by Samuel Gompers visits Milan and Rome meeting Italian labor leaders and officials. Gompers pledges pursuit of victory and lasting peace, while Italian groups urge action on Trent and Trieste. Crowds attend receptions as Mussolini and Agnelli are named in speeches.

Rome Samuel Gompers Milan Trent and Adriatic Social Democrats Oglieti Paver Social Democratic Gompers Wilson Patriotic Societies of Signor Mazzoni Greppi Benito Mussolini Agnelli America Trent Trieste Gospers Labor and Synbalist Union Goodrich

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