Welcome Home Soldier Boys Parade In Hamilton Butler County
Misrepresentation claimed as Hamilton and Butler County prepare for a large soldiers welcome. About 1100 soldiers from Camp Sherman and Cincinnati Home Guards, with bands and a 12:30 parade led by Grand Marshal Wm. Morand, are expected to march from Main Street to the Fair Grounds. A big football game, drills, a military ball, and a dinner at the Hamilton Club accompany the events.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Camp Sherman
Glenn
Citizens’ Committee
YM. A
National League For Women's Service
Grand Marshall
Wm. Morand
Hamilton Commercial and Industrial Association
Moose
Middletown
Italian Society
Cincinnati
Main
Heaton
Fair Grounds
Gamp Serman
Middletown Pike
Hamilton Commercial & Industrial Association
Lou Wittman
Camp Zachary Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Club
The
Elk's Temple
Gains By Railway Clerks Cincinnati Nov 2
The Railway Clerk reports rapid growth with over 4,000 new members in four months. It notes a spontaneous movement among station forces nationwide and cites the difficulty of allocating organizers to handle the expanding workload.
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The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Strikebreakers Avoided At Niles Tool Works Plant
A near strike at the Niles Tool Works foundry was narrowly averted last Saturday. Strikebreakers employed to take striking molders’ jobs were allowed to draw pay as needed, continuing a long-standing custom at the plant.
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Niles
The
Virginia men drawn to Woolen Mills strike letters mislead
Two young men from Virginia came to work at the Woolen Mills in Lindenwald only to learn of a plant strike. They received letters from Shuler & Benninghofen Co claiming heavy draft losses and urging quick arrival. Exposed, the firm offered tickets and board, but the men chose to return home after consulting an attorney. The letters depicted a draft shortage, masking a strike as the real cause.
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Virginia
Shuler & Benninghofen Co
Louis C. Wilkes
Madison St. Bedford
Paul
Paul Benninghofen
Wilkes
Chillicothe
Lindenwald
Geo. McGillad
Wright
Bedford
Hamilton Ohio
Junkin
Smith
Niles Tool Works Strike Threat Averted By Bosses Backing Down
Last Friday the company announced a halt to an agreed practice and notified workers. The men protested with strong indignation and threatened a strike to demand return of prior conditions and access to money, prompting officials and bosses to meet. They backed down, promising wage payments on demand, averting a strike by strikebreakers.
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Niles Tool Works Company
Beware the Closed Mind Says Lodge at MIT Address
Senator Lodge warned MIT graduates to beware of a closed mind and not assume they have all the answers. He argued maturity and age can stiffen thinking just as the body stiffens with age, and urged both youth and elders to stay open to new ideas while valuing past insights. He cited Bacon Pasteur and the song Swanee as examples of lasting contributions from thinkers of various ages.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bacon
Pasteur
Carmen Back On The Job After Short Strike
Motormen and conductors on the Ohio Electric resumed service to city and interurban lines after a one week absence. A Saturday meeting, urged by J P Shay of the Executive Board, cited a union company arbitration agreement and urged adherence while grievances were presented for final settlement.
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Ohio Electric
J. P. Shay
Street and Electric Railway Employee of America
Brother Shay
Look Out For Frame-ups Warns Unionists
The notice warns onion workers and strikers to beware possible frame up plots by private guards and gunmen aiming to arrest union members for conspiracies. It mentions explosives planted at homes and women luring married men, with a rumor of a large car delivering such figures to the city.
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Hamilton
Union m
Fred Right
Ott's Bakery Stands Alone in City Union Status
Delegates report Ott's Bakery at 567 Main street remains nonunion amid a citywide push. All other bakeries are unionized, and organizers hope to bring August F. W. Ott into the fold to achieve full craft organization in Hamilton. Ott cites only a vague reason for staying out.
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Main Street
August F. W. Ott
Oakers
Trades Council
Orimio
Hamilton
Machinists of Hamilton Machine Tool Company Hold Meeting
Members of Machinist, Hamilton Lodge No. 241 at Hamilton Machine Tool Co. held their annual shop meeting this week. They reviewed shop conditions and re elected the same shop committee to serve another year. A routine session followed with lunch and refreshments served.
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Hamilton Lodge No
Hamilton Machine Tool Co
Sam
John McBride Laid to Rest in Greenlawn Cemetery
John McBride laid to rest at Greenlawn Cemetery in Columbus Ohio after a state funeral attended by hundreds of laborers and former colleagues. Ohio trades unionists and United Mine Workers officials expressed deep tribute and sorrow for the ex president of the United Mine Workers and AFL who died in Arizona.
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Greenlawn
Columbus
Ohio
Trades Unionists of
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Arizona
Bio
John McBride
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Bro. McBride
Moore
Savage
Ohio United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Columbus Federation of Labor
Greenlawn Cemetery
The
Joh Moore
Lee Hall John Laton
W. C. Thompson
William Roy
P. H. Peuona
Terre Haute
Ind
Chris Evans
Nelsonville
Unionists Locked Out in Louisville Tobacco Dispute
In Louisville on November 2, 1919, Burley Society Tobacco and Ryan Hampton Tobacco refuse to end a lockout of union tobacco workers who seek a 10 percent wage rise. The workers demand a 40 percent rate cut and shift to a non union shop. the Tobacco Workers International Union and local unions assist the victimized employees.
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Louisville
Burley Society Tobacco Company
Ryan-Hampton Tobacc Company
Tobat
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
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Swanee River
Stephen Colling Foster
Pelee
Teder Les Hot Poetics
Foster
Suwanee
Swanee
Carmen
Ott's Bakery
Hamilton Machine Tool Company
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