NOT A RADICAL STRIKE A REPORT ON LABOR MINDSETS
William Hard weighs what labor thinks versus propagandists aims amid the steel strike. He notes meetings show union talk centered on mills, hours, wages, and management, while radical rhetoric largely lacks a concrete program. Hard finds thousands striking independent of radical propaganda and urges deeper study beyond slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4. Foster
I. W. Ws
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor Unions
Mr. Gonpers
American Federation of Labor Union
Onone
Mr. Margolis
Society of
Gompers
E. Y W. Gary
Botto
Secety
Foster
Washington
Department of Justice
Mendon Farmer Edward Flack Dies at 59
Edward Flack a Mendon farmer died Friday night at his home near Mendon at age 59 after a period of illness a complication of diseases. He owned a farm several miles from Mendon and was active in church work as a Lutheran lay member and longtime superintendent of Sunday school. He leaves a wife two children two grandchildren and several brothers. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flack
Mendon
Dustylock
Hriday
Meniton
Isoe
Mlack
Eimer Brick
Chicago
Bertha
Berger and Carney Seat Contested in House Vote
In Washington on January 27 a contested election case blocked Victor I. Berger of Milwaukee Socialist and Joseph P. Carney from seating. The special elections committee voted to deny both men seats, and Berger has since been reelected but again denied his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOALY
Washington
Victor I. Berger
Milwaukee Socialist
Joseph P. Carney
House
Special Elections Committee
Berger
Ferris Institute Hosts Boys and Girls Corn Show
The Ferris Institute closed its Farmers Institute circuit with a Friday evening meeting featuring a boys and girls corn judging contest. Twenty exhibits in ten car classes showcased county youth efforts, aided by $10 prizes from Ferris State Bank and Farmers Elevator, plus extra funds to ensure all exhibitors received awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Ferris
Cory
Ferris State Bank
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Faris
Rutrral
Earl Poland
Elyas
Ton
S. D. Parts
Carthage
Termis
Everingham
Household Science Department
Christian Church
Misa Susan Wilder
Hancock County
Maisto
Pri Primari
Local Notes on Residents and Visits This Week
Loward Trouseweart stays months with aunt Mrs. M. W. Houseweart near town. Williams who sold a variety stereo goes to Los Angeles to pursue future plans. Vinten King buys a hand. Cleese’s curtscone owned by Mrs. Prank Cawthan goes to Jacksonville for treatment. Miss Elizabeth Mayo and Mrs. Mabel Wheeler attend county and district chairmen meeting in Jacksonville. Mrs. FL. G. Glandon hosts Bethany Circle members Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loward Trouseweart
Quiner
M. W. Houseweart
Williams
Bentleys Choerhblin
Los Angeles
Vinten King
Semayew Kretomohide
Cleese
Community Notices and Local Shifts in Pittsfield
Local church sermon announced by Rev A R Gru rummon to men Sunday afternoon. Mrs Wm Ducey and Mr and Mrs Wm Dillon of South Bend Ind visiting relatives and accompanied Norris Dillon’s remains from South Bend. Mr Carnes moves from Bluffs to Pittsfield and serves as conductor on Pittsfield Wa bash line. Ww S Lloyd seeks Democratic nomination for Pittsfield township supervisor. Mrs George Thompson and two daughters return to Davenport after visit. Mrs Jessie Johnston to St Louis for two weeks of millinery study. Mrs Sarah E F Guilley returns from Pleasant Hill after six weeks. Mrs Mary A Cadenour leaving for Tulsa Okla and Orange Tex for extended visit. Warren Watters of Quincy visiting relatives in city. Robert Ray in St Louis for several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Gru Rummon
Methodist Church
Wm. Ducey
Wm. Dillon
South Bend
Ind
Norris Dillon
John Carnes
Bluffs
Carnes
Pittsfield
Wabash
Ww. S. Lloyd
Pittsfield Township
George Thompson
Davenport
Lafollette Goes to Mayo Hospital in Rochester
Madison Wis Jan 27 Senator Lafollette travels to Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota due to a teeth infection. He is accompanied by his son Robert Jr who serves as his secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapollette
Madison
Wis
R. M. LafFollette
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
Robert, Jr
Oxygen and REOLO restore vitality and health
Oxygen cleanses and vitalizes blood, fueling energy and fighting disease. REOLO tablets boost red blood cells, appetite, digestion, and nervous system, delivering nourishing health to nerves bones and brain. Sold for one dollar with a money back guarantee through Brown and Mays Drug Co. Ltd in Quincy and Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. L. Reusing
Quincy
Brown and Mays Drug Co. Ltd
Hampshire
Ds A. I. Reusing Laboratories
Akron
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Hard
Associated Newspapers
Hard
Tohe American Federation of Labor Union
WLW
Arost
United Mine Workers
Stranoorder Tea
Pwws
Margelis
Pittsburg
Margels
Margolis
United States Senate
Fidence
Ira
Diy
Weilers
ESTEY
Vose & Sons
Weilers Ig
Schaff Bros
Cher
Piaget
Everything In Music
Quincy, Ill
Ferris Institute
Pittsfield, Ili
Tulsa
Okla
Orange
Texas
Warren Watters
Robert Ray
Stouls
Ware- Wayland Co
Knollenberg’s
City
Banner
Crescent
Graham Flour
Amco
Swift
Knollenberg Milling Company
Quality—Service
8Th and
York Streets
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