Labor Notes Highlight Cumberland Unions And Meetings
A Cumberland labor column lists union chapters with meeting schedules for International Association of Machinists No. 260 International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths No. 109 and many others, plus details on local union activity and a note from a Working Girl criticising pay and hours. The Bakers and Confectionery Workers report a growing local union with a proposed labor temple and a pledge that union bread carries a sanitary guarantee.
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International Association of Machinists
J. J. Coleman
Lee Street
Cumberland
Trades Council Hall
P. H. Duffy
Oak Street
Odd Fellows
Maryland
International Brotherhood of Flacksmiths and Helpers
Ed V. Dalbaugh
Carroll Street
Trades Council
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Roy Snyder
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
E. M. Lewis
Independence Street
Allegany
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
United Brewery Workers of America
Wm. Reinhart
Eagles Hall
Bakers and Confectionery Workers International Union of America
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America
Frostburg
Bricklayers, Masons, and Plasterers International Union of America
Dxpense of Painters
Mailroad Federation
Garment Workers
International Union of Wartenders
American Flint Glass Workers
Lonaconing
Theatrical Workers
Maryland Theatre
Bakers and Confectionery Union
A. B. Fogle
H. F. Smith
John E. Knoll
Frostburg Hospital
Union of Bakers
Cty
Fogle
Local Railroad Unions Meet Amid Labor Dispute
The piece lists union meeting times for the Order of Railway Conductors, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, and related locals. It also recounts letters on the 10 hour law at Footer Dye Works and a San Francisco national conference addressing unemployment through road building or military service, noting mixed reception and ongoing debates over industrial agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railway Conductors
Mberland Division
Baltimore Street Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
F. Hall
Virginia
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Edge
M. W
Klines
Virginia Ave
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Virginia Avenue
Footer
Baltimore
San Francisco
United States Department of Labor
Wilson
Army
Navy
Panama Canal
United States
Labor and Industry leaders back collective bargaining stance
Alfred D Donovan and others speak against old individual bargaining methods. They praise trade agreements that prevent strikes and allow firms to deliver contracts. US labor department seeks 688000 more funding while immigration rulings limit debarment powers. The AFL plans its annual convention in San Francisco with broad delegate participation.
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Massachusetts
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Worcester
Alfred D. Donovan
Rockland Shoe Manufacturer
State Board of Labor and Industries
Saya
Mr. Donoven
Washington
United States Supreme Court
New York
Portland
Ore
A. F. OF L
American ‘Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Cal
Fragmentary Timecodes Mention Potential Event
OCR fragment lists multiple time stamps and identifiers such as 12.19 12.07 11.59 and iL Tete 11.04 19,58 1th low, lacking clear context or names. Scant details prevent firm event or entity identification but imply scheduling or measurements.
Fraternal Delegates from Foreign Countries to Meet
A gathering will include a number of fraternal delegates from foreign nations. President Samuel Gompers will occupy the chair.
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Samuel Gompers
Oyster roast fundraiser draws bartenders and friends
Last Sunday about 120 bartenders and friends attended an oyster roast at the old paper mills near Narrows Park. Preparations aimed to serve a larger crowd. much of the refreshments remained with the committee, but the event yielded a modest profit and enjoyable time for all.
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Narrows Park
Children to Build Roads in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Pontotoc county Oklahoma launches a road building program by 64 schools each constructing one mile of road. Superintendent W T Melton offers prizes from 100 to 200 dollars to spark interest and rivalry, aiming for yearly continuation and expansion to other counties.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
W. T. Melton
Melton
Walt Mason Proclaimed America’s Best Known Poet
A classic feature asserts Walt Mason as the nation’s best known poet, highlighted this week in the periodical. The write-up frames Mason as a prominent literary figure with widespread recognition across audiences.
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Walt Mason
America
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Jos. S. Beewick
Allegany Trades Council
Modecus
Labor Editor
Herbert T. Drake
Hmerson Shoe Co
Brockton
Donovan
Andrew
Pierce, Jr
New Wedford
Congress
Continental Mills Tailoring Co
Cumberland, MD
Suit Union Made
Cumberland & Vennsylvanu Railroad
Combertiantays
St Statht
Savage
Yarden Sha‘ Midland Lonaconing Harton Wiedmans Ieaves Medman
Leavnsing
Piedmont
Krostburg
I. T. Robertson
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Gett
Haltimore
Philaderephia
Eleepes Trads
Datie
Wer
Elking
Belington
Ennes, Gen'l Mer
F. Stewart
Gen’l Passenger Agt
Oyster Roast
Thomas Leake
Tom Leake
Edison Electric Company
Flint
Andrew Kastner
Potomac Glassworks
Andy
Mother
Babes
C. W. Haymond
Messrs. Youngblood
Ziler, Beall
F. N. Kessler
Bishop
I Arnold
Myers Kirkwood
F. Hyde
Rose and Lichlighter
Consult
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Nook
Rhon
Lindnerville
Chase Street
Bath and Pantry
Joyd
A. Reinhart
J. H. Dailey
North Centre Street
Rudolph Guenther, Inc
Broad St
Howard Street
Apply Eatwell Restaurant
McKaig Machine Foundry and Supply Works
Harrison Street
Smallwaad Street
Garrett Counties
Gresser
Windsor Hotel
Ocliff
Eckhart
Mt. Savage
Corriganville
Sloan
Old Town
Keyser
Romney
Hyndman
Glen Bros
Rochester
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Miller’s
Mechanic Street
Miller’s Dye Works
Frederick and
Mechanic Streets
Bath
Bedford Street
Keller
Columbia Avenue
Park Street
L. M. Shepherd
Union Street
Green Street
G. F. Lippold
Ridgley
F. Merten
Braddock Way
Pear
Lehigh St
J. E
Union
Creede W. Wilson
Altamont
White’s Hall
W. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holtzshu & Co
George D. Landwehr
N. Liberty Street
John G. Miller
Water Street
Masonic Temple
Carl Richards
McCleave Building
Boston Bull Terrier
Pink Nose
Ken Pie
Fayette St
F. F. Lockenott
Centre Street
Bridge
Cumberland Brewing Co
Louis Stein
Chapel
North Centre St
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Used Car Bargaina
Franklin
Bulcok
Glisan
H. S. Kerbaugh, Inc
Doe Gulley
J. E. Little
M. C. Grayson
Oldtown Road
Dress
L. M
Kerbaugh, Inc
W. Va
Michigan
M. W. Race
Maple Street
Fale
Schonter
Liberty Street
A. James
Midlothian
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W. V
John W. Snyder
Pennsylvania
John C Wolford
South Liberty ST
Es & Miner Transportation CO
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Jacksonville
Savannah
W. P. Turner
Third National Bank