Article clipped from Moline Evening Mail

ITIES5 of the ?o. was R- I. western,, comes Sunday itonLauslble at least hat the up its r to theNEW PACTDlhomeUnions Launch Trades Council to Handle Contract Issue with Employes.yeicriTtbeapasextends Clinton, secure North-it into t by se-k N. W e river, sated ! n rhich it I doubt-for the rith the ik priv-renport such a y to se-tads for at Rock tablish-t factor etofore,HOPE TO AVERT STRIKEpoC.budlifa:known b an airRepresentatives of all unions employed in the implement factories of the city met Tuesday evening at Industrial Home hall and organized the Trades Labor council, electing the following officers:anth tri mi th isPresident—G. W. Clark, Polishers.Vice President—A. C Gardner. Polishers.Secretary—N. R. Lamb, Framefitters.1 Financial Secretary—Axel Lund-holm, Drillers.Treasurer—James Smith, Blacksmiths.Guard—Charles Goodmanson, Blacksmith Helpers.Trustees—Wm. Rlvett, Polishers; Emil Brown. Blacksmith Helpers; A1 Johnson. Polishers*Juti([tomInowf©miurPIofsaOther unions represented were the Machinists, Painters, Woodworkers and Laborers, with the Holders prom-ertrlt;
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Moline Evening Mail

Moline, Illinois, US

Wed, Jul 24, 1901

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