Treatment of Brewery Workers Sends Letter to Federation
Expelled by the Federation of Labor, the International Association of Brewery Workers issued a statement to all central bodies defending its stance. It appeals from the federation president’s revocation of its charter, urging support for its version of events and alleging efforts to split engineers, beer drivers, and engravers from their respective bodies. The group cites twenty one years of loyalty and asks central bodies to act in fairness and reason.
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International Union of the
Brewery Workmen of America
American, Federation of Labor
Union of
Engrivers
Bndies
Sural Tran
Union Station at Buffalo Plans Reveal Major New Building
A joint committee outlines a proposed redesign for Union Station Buffalo with significant construction at the rear and along the Willows area. The plan, prepared by executive artisans, covers surrounding landings and includes new riverfront development, aimed at modernizing the station while preserving its historic facade. Construction is slated to begin under municipal approval in Washington.
Vagrancy Problem and the Railroads
The Interstate Commission reports vagrants ride freight cars nearly daily, with railroad trespassers and passengers comprising about half the five year total. Data show 280 deaths or injuries on rail lines and 1,060 employees tied or harmed, highlighting the scope of the issue and calls for action.
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Ig2ar
Pennsylvania Employees Excursion Draws Record Crowd
The Pennsylvania workers anticipate a record crowd for an excursion on Saturday next to Rome City. Manager P Reresnahan has prepared a strong vaudeville program and a sports lineup. Over a thousand employees are expected to join the trip to escape the city heat and enjoy a day by the lake.
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Pennsylvania
Rome City
P. Reresnahan
Brotherhood to Hold Several Classes on Early October
Preparations are under way for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Insiga No 186, to hold classes on October 1 2 and 3. Past two years saw 42 and 53 members attend, but this year’s enrollment is expected to exceed. Over sixty applicants are on file. By-laws were changed to admit men after six months road or yard service instead of waiting a full year.
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Brotherhood of
Insiga No
Wallace-Lindsmith Hoist Co completes first lot of machines
The Wallace Lindsmith Hoist Company finishes its initial batch of machines and shifts to intensive work. The firm maintains a unique stance by refusing to take orders from outsiders at present, aiming to reduce the immediate influx of external demands.
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Wallace-Lindsmith
Mara
Dera Ab
Wallace patent machine to Gary plant and resignations noted
The first machine from Wallace patent a concrete hoist will be sent to Gary Indiana the largest steel plant in the world while others head to Chicago. Longtime Wabash engineer Marty Erliman retires after thirty years in service praised as one of the best. Western Gas plans Rome City excursion July 39 with about 500 attendees including a baseball game between single and married men. Local No 186 Iron and Sheet Metal Workers to hold smoker Friday night with election of officers and speeches. morale high as labor dispute troubles fade with two years of expected stability.
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Wallace
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Western Gas
Rome
Meremiers
Feduradien
Lahor
Tood Heads to California for Rest and Recovery
W W Tood, inspector of the Pennsylvania line, departs for California with his health failing. He is accompanied by Alexander Todt Berk ing. Todt aims to seek relief and a rapid recovery, while Todt plans to join duties in California if recovery is quick.
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W. W. Todd
Pennsylvania
Alexanter
Cal Han
Roatova
Neal
Todt
Ben
Jondad
Californix
Benthee
Himato
Golilea
Mars C A Bowman to Entertain for Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs A Towman of Fair West Shgwirter abeet will entertain the Ko longa Alt society of the Ladies auxiliary to the firother hand of Railway Conductors on Thursday assisted by Mrs G Ted Mecormick and Mrs Anna Brie Members invited while a recent rule limits attendance to museum members of the auxiliary to receptions
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A. Towman
Fair West Shgwirter Abeet
Kolonga Alt
Changes Among Employes at Western Gas
A batch of changes among the employes at the Western Gas occurred yesterday with new hires in the foundry, machine shop, and laboring roles. Resignations included workers from the foundry and laboring staff. Shipments of material for the Augusta Georgia plant and a large Gulf Coast project moved via multiple rail routes to supply ongoing construction and upcoming facilities in Augusta and Los Angeles.
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Western Gas
William Lehmeyer
S. Kramer
Clarence Somdahl
John Molaska
Wiliam Crogian
O. Gettner
John Tremmel
H. Taylor
Pp. Kilogenders
Angusta
G. FR
Cincinnati
Queen and Crescent
Southern
Chattanooga
Georgia Railroad
Chattanoga
Augusta
Los Angeles
Cal
Western
Vacations Begin Late July for Western Gast Office
The office force at the Western Gast is notified that annual vacations will begin in the latter part of July. Staff are jubilant as the two week vacation policy continues, with expectations it will be followed this year. The Textile Club of the Wayne Knitting Mills held a regular meeting last night at the hall.
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Wayne Knitting Milla
Mil
F. Hi. Vondeman
Wabash
Galland
Pennsylvania
JH. Lyttle
Pennsylyacl
TK. D. Atear
BE. V. Fitkerson
Ponsylvania
W. J. Conray
Inkea
Jon
Lakes
G. G. Cooper
Lake James
Brown
J. B Goodsell & Son
Peru
Montpelier
Quaker Herb Extract Advertised By Indinad Resident
A testimonial from 610 Wolf Avenue Mikhart Indiana touts Quaker Herb Extract. The speaker claims back pain constipation bloating belching chills improved after one bottle and liver function regularized with renewed vitality. Prices noted: Quaker Herb Extract $1.49 per bottle and Quaker Oil $0.25.
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Wolf Avenue
Mikhart
Ind
Pee Battle
Promotion for Charles A. Townsing in Grand Tapida Line
The meeting discussed important matters with a social gathering afterward as foremen and forewomen networked about construction affairs. Charles A Townsing, long an annotator to Chief Clerk Meriwether, was promoted to fill the vacancy caused by G N Kucher’s resignation effective last night.
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Charles A. Towtsng
Merwelber
Grand Tapida
Lina
G. N. Kucher
Kucher
Enrgage
Townslng
Meriwether
New Pennsyl vania engineers promoted in rail shops move
Road Foreman R Celny announces passengers promotions at Peonaglygnia shops. Several men gain fireman posts, including D Spindler A Lets Bi Plog and more, while others leave by resignation or reassignment at Wabash and Pennsylvania shops. Vacation notes and injuries appear amid routine staffing changes.
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R. Celny
Peonaglygnia
Usat Als
Trelehten
Clover
Spindler
A. Lets
Plog
Fin
Thane xix
All Teeight
Flrenien
Wate H. Norris
J. A. Feller
Piteklager
Pennsylvania Railroad Yard Turmoil and Accidents Report
The report details ongoing Pennsylvania Railroad yard work and layoffs at Montpelier and Crestline, with multiple employees reported ill or injured. It notes industrial action, a sudden medical case for Dr. Monahan, and shifts in tariff policy affecting household goods shipments for Lathers and employees. The piece also mentions local visits, vacations, and a small locomotive shipment to the Cedille Chemical Company.
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Tigernor
Whiter
Clee
Johto de Chumpaen
Denver
Pennsylvania
Boudheyden
Tayler
Devin
Ponttlan
Yeni Watt
Bea Don
Dieaia Mayra
Bas
Monahan
Nina
Taek
Mtr
Monahan Bs
Eno
Ene
Crestlir
Pagar Saink
Frantly
Mennsylvani
Saink
Altoona
Philadelphia
Gite Miller
Alles
Joseph Martin
Electric Works
Robey, Harding
Rosa Thrasher
Martin
Lima Locomotive Works
Cedille Chemical Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Aml
Kruwath
Eden
Alan
Dengelly
Notice of Union Meeting and Speaker at Fort Wayne Hall
Painters and Paper Hangers Union No. 469 of Fort Wayne Ind announces open meeting and smoker Wednesday evening June 21 at K of S hall. H J Smith to speak all outside painters and paper hangers invited COMMITTEE See Bathing Suits at Pattaran Fletcher Co store Triceade In 4$
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Painters and
Fort Wayne
Ind
S. Hall
H. J. Smith
Pattaran- Fletcher Co
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