Labor Assembly expands amid unions and hall move
The Trades and Labor Assembly reports a year of growth with about 22 unions affiliated under organizer N B Maier, new hall leased from Mr Burd, dedication in 1901, and plans to pursue extensive labor and public economy work. Several unions show varied membership and wage gains while a few face idleness or decline amid industry shifts.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
N. PB. Maier
Burd
Leas
Mcrrymonds
Cigarmakers' Union
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Glassworkers Union
Tron Moulders Union
Harrison Works
Brewery
Trades Assembly
Caremakers’ Union
Federal
Tinners’ Union
Barbers’ Union
Tailors
Plumbers’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
Bakers’ Union
Electrical Workers
Akron
Massillon Reports Proposed 15 Day Expansion and Harvest Rules
State hunting and fishing convention at Columbus recommends amendments for next legislature. Proposals include adding 15 days to hunting season and banning trot line fishing with more than three hooks. Fees for licenses set at Ohio hunters four dollars and foreign hunters twenty five. licenses for boats and traps introduced. school reading of songbird protection law planned.
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Massillon
Columbus
Ohio
Nearby Towns Share Holiday Visits and Church Event
Crystal Spring December 30 reports Louis Manger visiting friends in Chicago. Adell Clay at Akron college spends holiday at home. Raymond Becherer of Canton visits Mrs. Lux. William Neisei trips to Cleveland last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Glatting visit Massillon. George Gebler of Mt Vernon calls on friends. William Molson and George Kiefer from Cambridge enjoy a home week. Squire Preece and family spend Christmas dinner in Massillon. Frank Kessel of Cleveland visits relatives. Frank Zeither of Massillon visits George Leonard. Mrs Samuel Stump of Toledo stays with her father Charles Bremkamp. Excellent Christmas exercises held in Reformed church Tuesday evening.
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Crystal Spring
Louis Manger
Chicago
Adell Clay
Akron
Raymond Becherer
Canton
Lux
William Neisei
Cleveland
Frank Glatting
Massillon
George Gebler
Mt. Vernon
William Molson
George Kiefer
Cambridge
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Herman Glick
E. M. Beck
B. P. Baughman
Evan Owens
David Owens
Baughman Bros
Orrville
William Jeandevim
Mt. Eaton
Elton
Tom Baughman
Grace
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West Lebanon
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Shetler
Peru
Ind
W. Wood
Tuscarora Rubber Works
Austin Hay
QO. A. Shetler
Wilhelm
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Harry Crites
Rowland
Wood
Reese
Misses Fellers
Wooster
Pearl Putman
Miss del Miser
Clarence Schlichter
Garfield McClintock
Linden Weimer
Cincinnati 1 Dental School
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Daniel Snavely
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George R. Snavely
Woodland Mine
Jacob Fiscus
William Levers
Edward Fiscus
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William Carter
Abraham Freed
Michael Lillich
William Swartz
U. B
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Fulton
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Cayla Musimer
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Anne France
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David Watts
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Sorn
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Youngstown
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