Federation Meeting Elects Trustee Urging Police Pay Rise
In hot weather a large crowd attended the regular Federation of Labor meeting. B Daley was elected trustee with Elmer St John presenting resolutions urging higher police salaries. Committees appointed to monitor contracts for the lighting plant and to liaise with prayer authorities. A planned excursion to Chicago was announced with special train cars and a schedule shift for Sunday travel.
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Federation of Labor
Mipiuily
Welock
Focal
A. G O. Bahr
Y Messrs. Miller
Campfeld
Hal
Federation
Erlevunes
Delegaty McMiahon
Trates
Bess
J. Be Daley
Dla Vacincy
Hutstling
Sheet Metal Workers to Elect Officers
The Tron and Sheet Metal workers of America Local No 148 will hold a special meeting next Friday night to elect officers. Members are urged to attend. the election is said to be setabumelly, with no further railroad wage concessions occurring since the walkout by pipe flivers and tiny of the Wabash.
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Tn Cho Clan
Gheelock
Alva
Sywndlays
Efternoon
Tron and
Sheet Metal Workers of America
Setubaumelly
Aimple
Strike at Wahish Factory Leaves Men Awaiting Word
Workers at Wahish in St Louis faced grievances with management but report no official communication. The strike remains orderly as men stay home awaiting a satisfactory adjustment.
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St. Louis
General Electric Building Contract Delayed
A new contract with General Electric confirms the Amprigit Concrete Steel company will not complete the building by the Fourth of July. An additional contract for a boiler house cistern and coal bins will add a 68270 seat building and an 11 foot half inch underground section to house large boilers and stored water for firefighting.
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Amprigit Concrete Steel Company
General Electric Company
Wasabh Auditors Check Out War Tah Agents
Wasabh auditors examine agents amid unrest and changes. The travel and war effort draft tense mood as inspectors focus on altered routes and compliance. A long journey lies ahead for the agents amid ongoing upheaval and security scrutiny.
War Department Builds Powder Mill In South America
The War Department directs the Vass Foundry and Machine Company to supply machinery for a powder mill. Much of the equipment has been shipped to New York for loading onto a transport war vessel. It will be taken to South America and erected under U S supervision.
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Vass
Dmpiny
Ander
Tirazth
New York
South America
Pers
United States
Henry Zepperning Faints and Falls from Car
Henry Zepperning, an employee for the Wabash shops, fainted and fell from a Broadway car on Wallace street near Lafayette during the afternoon. He suffered only slight bruises, and bystanders reacted as the car continued toward its destination.
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Henry Zepperning
Wallace Street
Lafayette
Wabash
Funeral of Charles Murchard at Pennsy repair shops
The funeral for Foreman Charles Murchard of the Pennsylvania repair shops will be held at 4 o clock from his late residence on Lip Winter street. Returned and new assignments are noted for several Pennsylvanian employees and allied staff, with resignations and births mentioned among shop personnel.
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Charles Pmurchard
Pennsylvania
Lip Winter Street
Mr. Murchard
F. E B. Body
The
J. J. Landis
D. Nichels
San Francisco
G. N. Kneher
Bowser Company
Cleveland
Russell Whitney
Electric Works
Tn Clevelam
Nickel Plate
Vardemon
Wal
Wabash
Roundhouse
BR. Mizpatrick
Tennsylvania
Rianfree
Pitzpatrick
Ermployes
Will Call Up The Government For Telegraphers Strike Aid
An early 20th century notice reports the government may be invoked to aid in settling the telegraphers strike. The fragmentary text suggests officials discuss measures and potential decrees to end the labor dispute.
Learning to Do Good Amid Global Mirth and Strife
Fragmented text describes a mix of names, places, and events across New York and Chicago with references to groups, newspapers, and notable figures. It hints at cultural and religious tensions, press activity, and commercial interests, but the readable portions are scattered and unclear.
Squirrel Shooting Season Opens July Seventh
The state sets the open season for squirrels from July 4 to October 1 under the new fish and game law. A license costs $1 and must be obtained, with Deputy Game Warden George W. Stilts noting issuance by the Office of the State Game Commissioner. Clerk of the court also issues licenses. Reports hint a large vampy sanrol crop this year. A crackdown is warned on fish catching violations.
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Isha Caime
George W. Siulis
Marion County
Lekant
Lawn Party Provisions For Delicate Entertaining
Energetic youths gather for a lawn party with light social amusements and a fortune teller. Refreshments run 4 to 7 pm, featuring lemonade with crushed pineapple and orange slices, delicate sandwiches, and occasional salads. Dainty folded petals between bread and perfumed rose butter offer fragrant flavor cues.
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