Strike not yet ordered by United Mine Workers in coal wage dispute
Officials in Indianapolis await final data before acting on a possible anthracite strike. W D Ryan and Illinois district funds May pledge support as vice president Lewis cautions patience. Operators refuse union demands. miners expect a strike but seek thorough review before action. Continued on fourth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
W. D. Ryan
Illinois
Inois
Ryan
Frederick Dilcher
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Thomas Lewis
New York
Wilkesbarre
Sept. T
United Mine Workers
For sale cheap two houses on Chestnut street Birranton
For cash a house and lot on Chestnut street Birranton west of Ridge street property of John Walitzky also a house and two lots on same street property of Pune Moyer terms apply to T A Buckley J P at Pune building POR SALE CHEAP Valuable hotel property on Birkbeck street Second ward C U Stroh attorney
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Chestnut Street
Birranton
Ridge Street
John Walitzky
Pune Moyer
T. A. Buckley
J. P
Pune
Birkbeck Street
Second Ward
C. U. Stroh
Knights of Malta Officers Installed in Garfield Commandery
Garfield Commandery No. 6 Knights of Malta will install officers Monday evening by Deputy Commander W S Hauze of Hazleton. The lineup includes Commander Rowland W Jones Generalissimo James W Bell Captain-general B I Rute Prelate Milton Zeistloft Recorder John Bell Assistant Archie Keers Treasurer Samuel Salmon Senior warden Archble Carpenter Warden James Williamson Trustee Robert Lutz. A social will follow in the lodge room of the P O S of A building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Garfield Commandery
Communder
W.S. Hauze
Hazleton
Rowland W. Jones
James W. Bell
B. I.’. Rute
Milton Zeistloft
John Bell
Archie Keers
Samuel Salmon
Archble Carpenter
James Williamson
Robert ©. Lutz
Freeland Tigers to Host Hazleton Athletics in County Championship
A Sunday afternoon baseball clash at Tigers park pits Freeland Tigers against Hazleton Athletics for county supremacy. McFadden and Culver will catch for Freeland, with Boner in Tiger color and Walsh from Mayfield also joining Freeland’s diamond lineup. Harvest Home services at St John’s Reformed church feature a German sermon by Rev J B Kerschner, with English sermon in the evening and special music. Eckley services repeat in the afternoon. Daniel Coxe Memorial school building glows with electric lighting, seven two-light fixtures plus an eight-light chandelier in the new high school and library room. Alarm and speaking tubes on the third floor reassigned by electrician Rute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers Park
Freeland Tigers
Hazleton Athletics
McFadden
Culver
Boner
West Chester
Tiger
Walsh
Mayfield
Georgetown College
Freeland
St. John’s Reformed Church
J. B. Kersehner
Kerschner
Eckley
Daniel Coxe
Rute
Priest Appointed Curate at Colorado Springs Parish
Rev. 4H L McMenamin of town, who recently went to Denver, has been appointed by Bishop Matz as curate of the Catholic parish at Colorado Springs. The position is among the Denver diocese’s most important, and friends celebrate the priest’s advancement in the health resort city.
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L. McMenamin
Denver
Matz
Colorado Springs
Jurors Drawn for October Jury Dates in Luzerne County
Citizens summoned for jury duty are listed for October 8 and October 15 in Luzerne county. Names include W F Boyle R Lutz Freeland William Kimmel J Murphy Foster J M Reagan James May Hazle Patrick McLaughlin Jr Freeland D McLaughlin Foster R Watson Butler R Evans Hazle. Delegates head to Wilkesbarre for Democratic county congressional and senatorial conventions amid low interest and few contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Boyle
R. Lutz
Freeland
William Kimmel
J. Murphy
Foster
J. M. Reagan
James May
Luzerne County
Wilkesbarre
Series of Sermons by Rev. Hartman at Park M E Church
A series of Sunday morning sermons on Some Old Testament's Characters continues next Sunday at 10 30 with Booz the Farmer as the topic Rev W W Hartman of Park M E church delivers the messages in sequence In the evening at 7 30 o clock Mr F G L Smith of Hazleton will preach.
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W. W. Hartman
The
Park M. E. Church
Free land Game and Fish Protective Club Meeting
The Free land Game and Fish Protective Club will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Young American Club rooms. Officers request the presence of every member.
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Freeland Game and Fish Protective Club
Young American Club
Janitor Appointed for Grand Opera House
Frank McLaughlin Jr began work today as janitor and bill poster for the Grand Opera house. He will devote full time to the work and have charge of the building. Grover's City drug store carries DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
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Frank McLaughlin, Jr
Bill
Grand Opera House
DeWitt
Grover's City
Municipal Business Moves Through Regular Council Session
Council met to conduct monthly borough business with eight members present. Items included Crescent Athletic Association room use request, water overflow vegetable loss, health officer appointments, and funding for police, janitor, and light bills. A $1,200 first class engine bid was discussed. building plans and sale of the current building were authorized. tax and injunction actions were approved. donations to the Fourth Ward Fire Company were set at $100. numerous bills were approved for payment.
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Messrs
DePierre
Meehan
Rudewick
Schwabe
Rute
Sweet
Moerschbacher
Kline
Crescent Athletic Association
Citizens’ Hose Company
M. Capece
Board of Health
Counetl
Carbon Street
Burgess Boyle
Burgess
O'Donnell
Philadelphia
Councis
Stroh
Supreme Court
Fourth Ward Fire Company
Connell
Sentinel Printing Co
Hazleton
John G. Davis
Joseph McClellan
George N. McAlarney
James J. Ward
Stephen Crasher
Wm. Williamson
R. C. Roth
John M. Powell
David P. Jones
School Board Reports Enrollment and Supplies Bid
The borough school board met Wednesday evening with all members present except Brown and Timony. Principal Houck reports enrollment at 708 pupils. A communication offered to sell 40,000 state pencils shipped by mistake for 4,000 at 8.50 per 10,000, with 400 pencil tablets ordered returned. Director Everitt, building committee, reported all work in the com-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Brown
Timony
Everitt
School board actions and finances detailed in minutes
The committee plans to price an iron fence for the high school front by the library. Textbook committee reports all supplies acquired except slates. Latin books ordered and paper reams approved. Treasurer notes $170 received, balance $909.25. A fence project between a property and the east South Heberton building is referred to the building committee. Several bills itemized and approved. An editorial contrast on famine and plenty ends with an ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Grover’s City drug store.
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Mittee
Houck
Collier & Daniels
Hugh McMenamin
Monty George
M. Merrit
C. O. Stroh
W. E. Martin
Jesse Alden
Tlenry Krone
Pen Carbon Manlfoll Co
Pennsylvania School Journal
Odonnell Upholds Peace Office in Scranton Trade Ad
Justice of the Peace RJ O'Donnell advertises prompt handling of all business from the Tribune Building at Main Street. Clock & Co business and Clock Tobacco Co product marks are noted, with Scranton, Pennsylvania cited as the locale.
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Justice OF the Peace
Tribune Building
Main Street
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N Wenner
Som
Luzerne Streets
Butler Valley
We Five
Corner Centre
N. Wenner
SEO Store
Hugh Malloy
Wctrie Surest
Castle Mont
Cripple Creek
Free
Freeland Steam Laundry
Clifford GW. Heller
Mgr
South Centre Street
Miners’ Executive Board
Wyoming
Ements
Harvest Home Services
Council and School Board
Opera Hous
Harry Martell
M. Merizt
Centre Street
Wm. J. Eckert
Geo. H. Hartman
Central Hotel
Tridia
America
Land of
Akee
W. Be. Jones
Philo
Birkbeck Brick
Freeland, Pa
Kushnerick Bros
Curry
E. J. Curry
Wm. Wehrman
Geta
Orion Stroh
LAW
Johnn
Postoffice Building
McLaughlin
Brennan's Building
Centre St. Freeland
Rj, Odonnell
Campbell Building
McBrearty
MacMenn Nlt
D. N. Maleby
Birkbeck’s
Birkbeck
E. Hayes
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
New York City
Hess
Refocieh
Zemany
2D Noor
Kendall, Clock & Co
Clock Tobacco Co
Scranton
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