Boosters Plan $100000 Library Drive For Lindenwald
Gunmen and strikebreakers linked to Hamilton Machine Tool Co in Lindenwald aid a campaign to build a new city library. The Boosters Club, led by Clayton Leiter, aims to raise 100000 to 125000 by public subscription, with labor allies pledging support.
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Hamilton Machine Tool Company
Lindenwald
Hamilton
Boosters’ Club
Demarns
Clayton Leiter
Lane Free Library
Theatrical Strike Ends in New York
The actors and actresses strike has been adjusted with agreements for better protection and grievances removal. Theatres reopen and Actors Equity Association shows progress in elevating member standing, with thanks to other unions and improved relations with managers in other cities.
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New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Brutal assault on union man over strike at Hamilton Tool
Joseph Bell of Hamilton Lodge No. 241 testified in municipal court that strike breaker J. White used a knife and blackjack to assault him, while watchman R L King and Frank Schmitt aided. Bell’s injuries included a broken nose and multiple head wounds. White and King bound over to the Grand Jury, Schmitt's case dismissed.
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Joseph Bell
Hamilton Lodge No. 241
International Association of Machinists
Jos. Bell
Lindenwald
Hamilton Machine Tool Company
Bell
Kautz
J. White
White
R. L. King
King
Frank Schmitt
Schmitt
Grand Jury
Kenneth Hiller
Hamilton Machine Tool Co
Ted Smith
Labor and science union urged for national welfare
Dr. William H. Nichols, president of the American Chemical Society, urged a labor and science alliance to back a broad government program of scientific research. He spoke at a Philadelphia public meeting, citing the AFL resolution from Atlantic City and noting General Chemical Co. employs thousands. He urged the AFL to initiate its own targeted research programs.
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Philadelphia
William H. Nichols
American Chemical Society
Doctor Nichols
American Federation of Labor
Chemical Society
Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
General Chemical Company of
New York
United States
Labor Day Speech Advocates Employee Voice in Labor Rules
Cleveland editor John P. Frey cites the need for workers to influence wage rates and labor conditions. He argues democratic machinery forms when employers meet with organized labor to address industrial disputes, noting past neglect of workers' rights and privileges by employers.
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John P. Frey
Cleveland
Ohio
Jeald John P. Wey
International Melbers’ Journal
Mills Fresh Goods Offered Below Wholesale Prices
A dealer announces thousands of dollars worth of new goods fresh from mills are now offered at far below present wholesale prices. The notice highlights big savings for buyers and invites rapid purchase to secure stock.
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Organized Labor
K. C. Ngin
Hunter-Nein-Schreiner Co
N. W
Car Front
Dayton
Hamilton, Ohio
Black Jack
J. K. Hiller
Hilkers
New Burlington
Schmitts
Kings
LABOR
the Workingman’s Store
High ST
Kentucky
West Virginia
The
Hamilton Ice Delivery Company
Pressman’s
High Street
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