Labor Leaders Seek Cumberland Union Hall as Monument to Organised Labor
A Cumberland meeting advocates a dedicated labor temple funded by all local unions. The plan envisions a paid, debt free, community hub to host members daily, boost recruitment, and raise the city’s standing, with 2000 workers backing the project and $10,000 sought to cover initial costs. Officers of the Brewery Workers union are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Allegany County
Organized Labor
Rudolph Guenther, Inc
Broad St
Labor Temple Planned by Allegany Trades Council
The Allegany Trades Council votes to construct a Labor Temple at a cost of 15000 dollars. Delegates from two thousand workers back the project, proposing a three story building with meeting space on top, lodge rooms on the second, and ground floor store rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Trades Council
Joseph Bewick
Charlies O. Roemer
Organized Labor
John F. Carbrey
C. E. Danner
Joseph Wills
E. M. Lewis
Geo. Winifield
C. Allemony
H. F. Cook
F. B. Walker
C. Hummell
F. Bowen
W. McCormack
H. Huster
Geo. A. Carney
B. Shaffer
A.mullan
A. Wagner
A. M. Schuck
H. B. Bloss
Brewery Workers Annual Smoker Planned for December 8
Financial secretary John Eversole treasurer Geo Machert inside guard Jos Braggs and directors John Fran diska Earl Hager Albert Ritter named as officers. The Brewery Workers will hold their annual smoker December 8 with many prominent people invited and officers to be installed during the social session. Barbers Union in Cumberland reports solid organization with all members paid and in good standing. They meet monthly at Hellers Barber Shop on Mechanic Street and oppose the $5.10 state tax. Governor and mayor from Southern cities asked by Secretary Wilson to attend the Charleston labor distribution conference December 16 and 17, aligned with the Southern Commercial Congress to coordinate labor agencies and reveal federal plans to business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eversole
Geo. Machert
Jos. Braggs
John Frandiska
Earl Hager
Albert Ritter
Barbers Union
Barbers
Cumberland
Hellers
Mechanic Street
Washington
Citie
Labor
Wilson
Labor Distribution
Charleston
S. C
Southern Commercial Congress
Co-Operative Association
South
Trainmen Elect Officers for William M. McKaig Lodge 449
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen lodge elected officers B M Little as president O H Porter as vice president J S Collins as secretary and George M Holtzman as treasurer Harry Kildare was chosen delegate with J S Collins as alternate Collins also elected legislature representative and Dr George Paulman named fraternal physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. McKaig
Brotherhood of Railroad
B. HM. Little
O. H. Porter
J. S. Collins
George M. Holtzman
Harry Kildare
Mr. Collins
George Paulman
Used Cars Ad in Glisan's For Sale Column
Announcement urges readers to view GLISAN'S used cars in the For Sale column with a Nov 24 1910 advertisement note. The brief promotes checking the dealership's listings for available vehicles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glisan
Woodford trades Geneva Hotel for 200 acre fruit farm
John W. Woodford sells the Geneva Hotel at Philippi West Virginia to Daniel Cornelius of Hampshire County for a 200 acre fruit farm in the same county. Cornelius formerly resided at Berkeley Springs and will operate the farm hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Woodford
Philippi
W. Va
Daniel Cornelius
Hampshire County
Cornelius
Berkeley Springs
Train Schedule Notice From Cumberland and Nearby Lines
Schedule effective Sept 1 1915 lists trains from Cumberland to Z and to New York with departures around 2 10 AM and 7 00 AM and 7 15 AM. Mentions destinations Darimore, Hancock, and West Tavte with implied daily service except Sundays.
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Cumberland
Magerstown
Darimore
Aerhin
New York
Eieenes
Miteberg
Wen
Fleener
Handar
Darbin
Ae Bey
Dunday
Lind
Tieetieiwwu
West Tavte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jos. S. Bewick
International Association of Machinists
J. J. Coleman
Lee Street
Trades Council Hall
FP. H. Duffy
Oak Street
Odd Fellows
Maryland
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers
Wd V. Dalbaugh
Carroll Street
Trades Council
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Roy Snyder
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
FE. M. Lewis
Independence Street
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
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America
National Typographical Union No
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union
United Association Journeymen
United States
Canada
Railroad Federation
Garment Workers
International Union of Bartenders
American Flint Glass Workers
Lonaconing Glassworkers
Lonaconing Theatrical Workers
Maryland Theatre
Brewry
Geo. Aman
Geo. Matt
Wm. C. Reichart
Order of Railway Conductors, Cumberland Division
Waitimore Street
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fuelneers
I. Co. Co
F. Hail
Virginia
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
M. W
Klinestore
Virginia Ave
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Bewick
Victor
Edison Mazda
Edison Blee Co
N. Liberty Street
Union
Union Woolen Mills
Geo
Ruhl
Mer
Balto. St
Western Maryland Railway
Balt
Voir
Pennsylvanls Railroad
Sostburg
Eerie Wi
Roumbertan
Lye St
Savare
Frostburg Lerden Sua
Midland
Lonaconing
Darion Viedmont Caves
Piedmon
Seturning Lente Ig Bt
Peedmout
Prestburg
Rolertron
F. F. Lockenott
Osteopath and Chiropractor
Centre St. Cumberland
McCoole
Keyser
Ederich
John C Welford
Souta Liberty ST
Louis Stein
NERAL
North Centre St
Cumberland, Md. & P
Alma Gluck
Efrem Zimbalist
B. Stirling
H. von Tilzer
James Reed
J. F. Harrison
Sam M. Lewis
Geo. W. Myer
Henry Burr
McKee
Jie
Franz Abt
Geraldine Farrar
Fritz Kreisler
Ethelbert Nevin
Ernestine Schumann-Heine
Contralto
Lorelei—Volkalied
the Loreley
Frank Silecher
Carrie Jacobs
Bond
Mother Macree
Barry
Ballymore
Chauncey Olcott
Ernest Ball
Althouse
Patrick Conway
Conway
Blinky
Wigay
Chinatown
Tennessee
Rose
Honolulu
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Waikiki
Henry Kailimai
Helen Louise
Frank Ferera Mae
Uhane Waltz
Frank Ferara
Henry Vaughan
Paul Rodney
Helland
Two Lips
Dave Radford
Richard A. Whiting
Harry Macdonough
Irving Berlin
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Victrola
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, Md
Crowe
Marguerite
White
Work
Danks
Wood-Fulmer
Stephen Adams
Baby Mine
Mackey-Johnson
Daddy
Wingate- Petrie
Emmett
Baby
Bonnie
Washington Street
Westernport
Harrison Street
Ers
P. O
Ford
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Gresser
Windsor Hotel
Ocliff
Eckhart
Mt. Savage
Corriganville
Sloan
Old Town
Romney
Hyndman
Gien Bros
Rochester
N. Y
R. G
Miller’s
Miller’s Dye Works
Frederick and
Mechanic Streets
B-Ly
J. H. Dailey
North Centre Street
Goethe Street
Goethe
Oldtown Road
Maryland Ave
Rend
Green Street
G. F. Lippold
Bath
Campobella Hotel
Corner Valley
Novi
Ridgeley
F. Merten
Braddock Way
Columbia Street
Novic
Conrad Zimmerman
J. H. Holzsha & Co
Smallwood Street
Centre Street
Sele
Creede W. Wilson
White's Hall
Virginia Avenue
V. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holteshu & Co
Rient
George D. Landwehr
Inby
John G. Miller
Water Street
Uppar
Cumberlind
Carl Richards
McCleave Building
Lindnerville
Chase Street
Bath and Pantry
Boyd A. Reinhart
Everett
Maxwell
Standard Auto Company
Carl G. Mullin
Third National Bank
Schonter
Liberty Street
Michigan
M. W. Race
Maple Street
Mara
A. Jamies
Midlothian
Springfield
John W. Snyder
Pennsylvania
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Krit
Franklin
H.C
Florida
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Jacksonville
Savannah
W. P. Turner