Shriners Parade Delights Miami With 13000-Strong Showing
About 13,000 Shriners from 86 temples toured downtown Miami and the Orange Bowl in a four hour parade under 85 degree sun. Imperial potentate Robert Wilson of Boston led the event as bands, horses, and eight Missouri mules accompanied the procession. The Syria Temple Pittsburgh group carried parasols for shade and the crowd watched from streets and the Orange Bowl. A grander display was teased for Thursday night through the Syrian Temple.
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Sign Union Seeks Injunction Appeal in Wheeling Case
An AFL Sign Painters union unit in Wheeling seeks an appeal of a permanent injunction granted by the Ohio County Circuit Court. The injunction targets alleged illegal acts amid disputes with Ohio Valley Advertising Corp which claimed the union threatened customers and forced contract cancellations. The union counters no wrongdoing and notes they have been organizing workers. Separately, New York resident Robert Levin sought an appeal from a Mineral County Circuit Court regarding a habeas corpus writ denial. Levin, jailed after a governor warrant, contends improper warrants and alleges wrongful detention related to a $76 emong ticket sale in Watertown New York.
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