Employment Dispute Leads to Interim Injunction
Seeking employment and a dispute over terms and conditions, the matter seeks a signed interim injunction without prior notice and an opportunity to be heard on the basis enjoined.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
3
Debaters Gompers and Allen in Kansas Industrial Court clash
Great crowds filled Carnegie Hall as Samuel Gompers and Governor Henry J. Allen debated the Kansas industrial court law. Gompers urged arbitration with shipowners and warned against outlawing strikes, while Allen defended the court system as protecting the public and moderating labor disputes. The event featured lively exchanges and strong audience support for both speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegi Talwan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Alien B. Parker
Gompers
Allen
Aind
Old Town
Board of Arbitration
Wase
Lure
Mr Gompers
Governor Alien
Kansas Industrial Court
Hat
Knuow
Ex Kaiser Tries Making His Own Wardrobe
William von Hohenzollern former emperor of Sertany is trying his hand as a caller in a move reported by Central News in London on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
London
William von Hohenzollern
Sertany
Official Primary Vote Totals by Statewide Ballot Returns
The official count of the statewide primary held Tuesday May 25 shows candidates and delegates across multiple offices. Republican ticket totals include President Howard Sutherland 1085 and Wilson Grant Webster 8 with many others in the field. Governor Fred Paul Josseup 469 and Samuel Montgomery 1245 follow, plus numerous state and county roles with varied tallies. The lengthy tally lists dozens of individuals for delegates, officers, and board positions across counties and districts, reflecting a broad statewide distribution of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sutherland
Wm. Grant Webster
Leonard Wood
Herbert Hoo’ Er
Hiram Johnson
W. B. Taylor
Benjamin Rosenbloom
C. E. Carrigan
B. C Board
Amos Pright
Wm. G. Conley
Tidward Cooper
John
Wm. W. Sanders
J. M. Sanders
Hugh Warder
M. H. Willis
G. W. Ott
Thomas W Fleming
W. C. McCluskey
Vnetion
Lloyd Henr Brennar
Fred Paul Josseup
Samuel B. Montgomery
E. F. Morgan
M. H. King
Houston G. Young
L. Broadwater
Geo. M. Ford
J. FP. Marsh
W 8. Johnson
John €. Bond
A. A. Moore
J. W. Cumming
J. T. England
M W. Ryan
Agriculture
Harry W. Boyer
J. H. Stewart
J. C. McNeeley
Geo W. Bowers
Howard H. Holt
M. Morgan
J. HH. McDermott
W. S. Hamilton
Chase A. Goodwin
J. Sear Java
W. 4. Mays
W. Merle Watkins
J. Guy Allender
Wells
W. B. Carder
J. M. Ross
Clyde Turner
Emperor William as Tailor Trade Praise
Dispatch from Amsterdam notes William plans new suits and cuts patterns to rework his wardrobe. A trade paper says he is excelling at the job and laments that his vocation was tailor rather than emperor given his notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Amatterdam
William
Advance From Fiume Parcels The Italian Troops Move
The D Annunzio forces push from Fiume toward Cavalanna and Suffak as Jugo Slavs prepare to resist. The dispatch from Belgrade notes heightened military activity and the ongoing advance amid regional tensions and shifting front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARTE
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Cavalanna
Suffak
Fiume
Ware
Foreign Office
Belgrate
D'Annun
Chicago Coliseum Hosts 1920 Republican National Convention
The Chicago Coliseum, site of the 1920 Republican National Convention opening June 8, boasts a storied history with five conventions held within its walls. Completed in 1900, it seats 13 187, including a north balcony extension, with 9 400 on the main floor for delegates and press. Over 2 000 sergeants at arms and 100 doorkeepers will ensure order, with ushers and guards—overseas soldiers, marines, and sailors—maintaining discipline under former officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publican National Committee
Chicago
Chicago Convention Committee
Fred W. Upham
Arkabloga National
Republican National Committee
Nation Committee
C. R. Hall
Colisseum
United States
Republican Party
Clisseum
Progressive Party
Theoore Roosevelt
Libby War Prison
Wabash Avenue
Wit Lenth Street
Distriet
Old War Prison
Colisteum
National Committee
Memorial Day Observance Parade Honors Three Wars Heroes
A two day Memorial observance drew crowds as decorations brightened streets from Saturday through Monday. Veterans groups and Camp Taylor's marching band joined a Sunday tent sermon by Dr Newlin, with a strong civic display of banners and flags marking the Civil War remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Camp Taylor
Newlin
Eld
Republic
Thaity
Memorial day parade and address at National Cemetery
Thousands attended a Decoration Day program featuring a morning parade from station square to the national cemetery with schoolchildren, Boy Scouts, veterans, and infant processioners. Gov. John J. Cornwell delivered the memorial address amid musical selections by local bands, condemning unrest while urging unity and production. afternoon games at Legion Park drew large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe Street
McGrawalley
National Cemetery
Down Town
Station Square
Dunner
Grand Army
Reed
Corbin
Camp Taylor
Ar”hres
J. C. Lewellen
W. B. ‘Kinter
Elbert Jones
Reno
Community Welfare Department
American Red Cross Society
Carrie Brown
Focal Hospital
Funde
B. H Waters
America
P. Theo
Dore Crickenverger
Cours
John J. Cornwell
West Virginia
J. Lewellen
Paul Flanagan
St. Paul's
M. i
O. B. Wyckon
Cornwell
Heelo
Republic
United States
Woman's Music Club
Dr Jones
Legion Park
Moonkey
Wheeling
Legion
Exereises
New Standards Set for Clothing Industry Hope
At Hullston on May 29 the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America announced plans to standardize labor quantity and quality. Joseph Schlosburg said the general executive board will study market conditions in major cities and invite manufacturers to conference on a pay scale tied to a defined standard of work, aiming to curb excesses and uneven pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Upton
Clothing Workers
Joseph Schlosburg
Ty Ie
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HLS
Vancement
Stenger
Lanham
Fram
Webster
Latorus Frum
Kenry Pracht
John Aiken
Imade
Red Cross
Washington
Miss Lanham
Auro
Mike Doy
Chas. Boyd
Frank Bennett
Ed. M. Lock
John G Siler
L. E. Burdett
W Oc Hanway
House of Delegates
Geo. L. Murphy
H. Clay Davis
Hilbert Jones
Booths Creek
F. D. Sayers
W. Beall
Board of Education
Booths Cree
C. D. Layer
R. F.zingsur
Prank Alcorn
Iafton
W. A. Beavers
Guy D. Haymond
H. A. Abbott
BH. F. Redinger
HW. Willhide
B. W. Perine
T. Handley
H. D. Leach
Ourt
F. Moore
Court House
W. J. Marlin
Board ‘of Education
Pruntytown Independent
Ki .A. Zincer
B. A. Alcorn
Kk. F. Barthatt
C. 0. Larew
P. F. Gillispie
Flemington
Bailey
P. Fleming
LB. M Johnson
Grafton
C. H. McCanterty
F. Clark
AL Dae Iardt
G. EB. McIntosh
A. B. Shroyer
Fetter- Compton
Congress
M.M. Neely
T. KE. Gran Sham
Jef Newberry
Chas. W. Osenton
Millard F. Snider
E.*tierney
Stuart F. Walker
Targe
O.J. Newton
Howard
A. Brannon
Mason N. Miller
H. EB. Peters
W. BE
Hunts
Tusca Morris
Wm. E. Carter
W. N. Malone
Cour Ct
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Carl W. Poe
W. R. Jackson
G. J. Finley
Harry Friedman
G. T Fantlett
Merbert Evans
Geo. P. Cropp
FP. S. Sud
B. Bunever
Carl J Jacobs
Frantytown
Ind
W. D. Barnett
J. Jones
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Carroll
G. O. Sincel
W. B.cruise
Geo. Dadisman
RD Cornwell
Tue
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