Trouble at Atlas Hotel ends in dismissed case
Joseph Daugherty, a Niles Tool Works employee, filed a municipal court warrant against guard James Ward after a quarrel at Atlas Hotel. Ward was arrested on a $200 bond, but the prosecution failed to produce witnesses and the case was dismissed. The incident underscores recurring police involvement at the Atlas Hotel.
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Atlas
Joseph B. Daugherty
Mulder
Niles Tool Works Company
James Ward
Atlas Hotel
Ward
Daugherty
Wm. Tully
Agustus Wood
Hamilton Men Working In The Niles Foundry This Week
Hamilton workers at the Niles foundry are active this week. Names listed include John Reichel Carl Weiss Ed Bull Bierman Joe Marsh Chas Leopold John Fetzer and Robert Scholz. The final two named were expelled from the Iron Molders Union.
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Hamilton
Niles
Carl Weiss
Ed “Bull” Bierman
Joe Marsh
The
Iron Molders’ Union
Frazer urges Hamilton citizens to boost their town
In a letter from Rev. Forrest L. Frazer printed in a local paper he criticizes city knockers and urges residents to support Hamilton. He highlights parks, streets, churches, schools, hospitals, libraries, and local industry, praising unity and civic effort. Buffalo news notes AFL loyalty and war stance, praising Gompers actions and calling for unity behind national policy.]]
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Forrest L. Frazer
W.C. A. Mercy Hospital
Lane Purlie
Hamilton Commercial and Industrial Association
Hamilton
Frazer
Reverend Frazer
Hamilton Named Most Hospitable City During Visit
The 8322nd regiment men from Butler and Montgomery counties Ohio spent November 4 in Hamilton after a Hamilton Dayton football game. Thousands greeted the troops with a high reception and hot lunch served by local women. A Camp Sherman exhibition drill followed as the men returned home Monday morning, with the unit praising Hamilton as the most hospitable city and hoping to return soon.
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8322Nd Regiment
Butler
Montgomery Counties
Ohio
Hamilton
Camp Sherman Camp Taylor
Camp Sherman Levin
Camp Sherman
Gatekeeper of Hell Denies Union Card Reward Tale
A quixotic seeker pleads for entry to heaven and bribes St Peter with a union card. St Peter jokes, then orders an imp to summon Satan, only to dismiss the man for fear of a hellish revolt from the smell of burning. The tale ends with a rebuke to return to Earth.
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Union
St. Peter
Candy firms sue Seattle workers over strike wage demands
In Seattle two candy and biscuit companies sue their employees who are on strike for higher wages. They claim damages from boycott and picketing. One company testified it pays gunmen thirty dollars a week to guard strike breakers on delivery cars.
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Hell Tr
Earth
Hell
Seattle
Now
Biscuit Companies
Eastern Star Elects Officers at Washington Chapter Meeting
The Washington Chapter Order of Eastern Star elected officers Tuesday evening: Worthy matron Louise Service, worthy patron Hugh Bates, associate matron Lonise Avit, treasurer Clara Black, secretary Ina McComb, conductor Stella Silvers, associate conductress May Dobbs. A tag day for soldiers was approved and a committee appointed.
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Washington
Order of Eastern Star
Louise Service
Hugh Bates
Lonise Avit
Clara Black
Ina McComb
Stella Silvers
May Dobbs
State War Board Urges Sugar Conservation Through Sweet Potatoes
The State War Board promotes saving sugar by using sweet potatoes as an economical alternative. The Sauk area praises the tuber as a tasty table staple. A large southern potato harvest is heading north, with demand guiding distribution and pricing for pie fillings and meals.
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Sauk
South
Ben Hur Dance Aids Soldier Boys Benefit at Temple
Esther Court No. 4 Tribe of Ben Hur held a Wednesday dance at Esgles Temple to aid soldier boys. A large crowd attended and a handsome sum was raised for the cause.
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Esther
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Esgles’ Temple
Eagles Nominate Officers for December Election
Butler Aerie 407 Fraternal Order of Eagles holds a largely attended meeting approving routine business and sick benefits. Potatoes, 71 bushels, to aid widows. officers and two physician trustees elected on December 34 between 3 and 5 pm under the Australian system. Local politicians expected to surveil the process for campaign tactics.
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Butler Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Potatoe Committee
Carl Lehmkuhl
Edw. J. Yordy
Wm. Manifold
Walter Klinger
Edward Mallifeke
Edward Buckel
Geo Besselman
Paul Conlin
Elmore Motzer
Rene
Henry Krone
C. T. Aull
Eagles
Fis
Seven Hour Day Proposed in Wage Scale Rise
Want Seven-Hour Day Sacramento Cal November 28 A seven hour day instead of eight hours is part of a new wage scale submitted to employers by the Typographical union Rates are increased two per cent to become effective the first of the year.
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Sacramento
Cal
Typographical Union
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Chas
Leopold
John Fetzer
Robert Scholz
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Tag Day
Saturday Nation
Lished
Buffalo
N. Y
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Gomper
Resolutions Committee
Gompers
Federation
Executive Council
Committee On Resolutions
James Duncan
Russia
Commission
Wilson
Giffor Pinshot
Federated Board of Farm Organizations
Farmers’ Organizations
Pinshot
Organization of Negro Labor
Murphy
San Francisco
International Negro League
San Francisco Labor Council
Negro League
D. Gorman
Georgia
Gorman
Duncan
Resolutions
Duncen
American Can Company
Millville Avenue Association
Ladies of the Harugar
Alsace Loraine Society
Dayton
Eighty-third Division News
Satan
Worthmore Smart
Worthmore College
Worthmore Clothing Company
High Street
Court House
Candy Girls
Eastern Star
State War Board
Worthy
Chas, Fath
Lou J. Wittman
Geo. Troy
Ernest Schrichte
Wm. Wilmer
Henry W. Hetterich
Dan Cohen
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