Labor World reports ongoing silk strike dispute and carpenters action
The Central Labor Union remains active as Business Agent Lutz insists the strike is not settled despite a Builders' Exchange settlement. Carpenters seek an eight hour day with minimum pay and work through negotiations with individual builders, claiming about thirty five settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz
Laudig
Central Labor Union
Anthracite Coal Trade
Board
B. I. Laudig
Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
Journeymen Carpenters
Journeymen Carpenters’ Conference Committee
Po O S. Luts
Tribune
Lindig
Good Mechanics’ Club
Carpenters’ Union
Seile
Carpenters
Core Bnying
Conte
Numerouus
Bese Clin
Anthracite Trade Trends Amid Shipping Delays and Weather
The industry report notes fragile coal shipping conditions as spring approaches. It cites rising freight costs, weather impacts on docks, and mixed demand from markets like Chicago and Delaware, with Morgan's large stake in the Valley signaling strategic supply moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superion
Take
Vail
Seaboard Pointe
Delaware
Morgan Doe
High Valley
New York
Cinotnees
Pring Penos
Thorton Quite
Rieke
Bond list and staffing notices for April rollout
The document outlines D, L, and W bond makeup with named individuals and plants in a long list. It also lists notice details for conductors superintendents and workers with names such as Conductor Woo Wartel and others, assigning reporting duties at 9 am on Monday following April dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo
Wartel
Opow
TY. Vitgpatviek
U Mebing
A. Larkin
A. Py Mullio Ai Arakenon
Doseph
Ob Cuthem
Diannies Healey
George Haggerty
Joke Gallagher
Healegan
Corcoran
Doudiran
Brikeman
George Wolfman
T. McGurthy
Pennsylvan ia Coal company switches engineering work to New York City
The mechanical engineering department workers were notified Saturday that their services may be dispensed with in the future as duties are transferred to New York City. Affected are Chief Engineer William Forsyth C. 3 Farrar and Ernest Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal Company
New York City
William Forsyth
C. 3
Farrar
Ernest Close
Labor union to seek conference with mill superintendent
At a Central Labor union meeting in Economy Hall yesterday afternoon a number of silk mill girls pleaded their case effectively. The union will try to arrange a conference with Superintendent W H Davis of the Bauguelt mill to settle the strike. President Jones named a committee headed by George Hi. Gothier to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Economy Hall
W. H. Davis
Davis
Jones
Gieorge Hi. Gothier
Labor Committee Reviews Strike Situation With Executives
A union group led by John H. Devine and others plans to confer with the union executives to decide the strike situation. No new developments were reported over Saturday or Sunday.
New Baggage Check System Replaces Brass Duplicates
A weeklong upgrade on the Lackawanna railroad installs a new baggage check system. Brass duplicate checks are removed and single use numbered yard checks become standard. The change, adopted by the general passenger association of railroads, prevents bag claims by nonholders and is now common on leading U.S. railroads.
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Lackawanna
Bugrgige Ia
General Passenger Association of Railroads
United States
Scranton District United Mine Workers May Divide
A meeting of the Central Labor Union at Economy hall discussed splitting the Scranton or No 1 district of the United Mine Workers, which would create four districts in the anthracite region. The quarterly convention opens in Olyphant at Father Mathew hall with about 300 delegates. division of the district is widely expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
United Mine Workers
Central Labor Union
Economy Hall
W. 7
Cihool
Gihool
United Mine Workers of America
Olyphant
Father Mathew Hall
Welowk
T. D. Nicholls
Nanticoke
Spring Brook poised to buy Pittston water system from Pennsylvania Coal
Negotiations between Erie Railroad’s W A May and Spring Brook Water Supply’s L A Watres move toward a completed deal to acquire the Pittston water system built by the old Pennsylvania Coal Company. The system, used for coal operations and some workers’ homes, has been under Spring Brook control since last summer’s drought. Price described as in effect “unworthy repetition,” with terms not disclosed and a guaranteed abundant supply for Spring Brook.
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Springrook Water Supply Company
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Erie Railroad Company
Swater
W. A. May
The
Erie
L. A. Watres
Water Company
Spring Brook
Dunmore Borough
Dunmore Gas and Water Company
Scranton Company
Spring Brook Company
Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Coal Company
Lane View Everveir
Lolding
Pomneylvania Coat Company
Abindant Supply Ab
Donations for March to Florence Mission Acknowledged
Florence Mission directors acknowledge March donations including meals, dental services, medical items, clothing, curtains, unbleached sheeting, literature, and cash gifts from multiple donors and groups such as Scranton Dairy, Lackawanna Dairy, Women’s Exchange, and local churches. An Easter offering is earnestly solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Meiieal
Th. Atma Chak
Dre GO
Diani Dental Service
de. Peederiel
Mire
Wiel
Messrs
Marberger, Carr, Wormser
South Side
Aylesworth
Young Ladies’ Christ
Band of the Second Presbyterian Church
Women's Exchange
Thomas
Gibson Brothers
Pear
Jatin
Scranton Redding Company
Zeidler and Lindner
Scranton Wood Working Company
Miss Ban Demon
Winley
Dr. Burn
Mrs. Benedict
Misa Buck
Misa Evans
Scrangton Dairy Company
Mill Daily
Fee
Lackawanna Dairy Company
Cheap Colonist excursion rates to California and Southwest
The Southern Railway offers half price Colonist tickets to California Arizona and New Mexico each Tuesday through April from Washington $44.00 to Philadelphia $46.40 with through excursions by Southern Railway and Southern Pacific. Sleeper berths cost $7.00 with two sharing allowed. Personal conductors and Pullman porters travel on every sleeper. Inquiries to Charles L. Hopkins at Southern Railway Philadelphia office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Southern Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific Company
Charles L. Hopkins
Chesting Street
Two New Council Members Emerge in Lackawanna Ward
Co B Partridge sworn as regular councilman from the Ninth ward succeeding H E Paine. W F Jones leads Sumter Brothers advertising and window dress, hailed as top in retail decor. Lieutenant P A Murphy transferred from West Scranton recruitment station, West Point graduate and former shortstop on West Point’s baseball team. George W Jenkins, delinquent tax collector, chairs First Legislative district committee and backs T Jefferson Reynolds’ state seat. Beanleel Davies, new police magistrate for West Scranton, long-time ward politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Partridge
H. E. Paine
Ninth Ward
W. F. Jones
P. A. Murphy
H. 8
Alworth
B. Partridge
Partridge
Lackawanna County
Lonor
J. c., Vaughan
Sumter Brothers
W. P. Jones
United States
Jones
The
London
England
Samuel Brothers
Tle
New York
Mae Stadler & Company
Broadway
7. M. Guskey's
Pittsburg
Sterling Clothing Company
Chicago
J. Lt. Hudson
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Mr. Jones
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Seventh Cavalry
Rolling
United States Army
Murphy
West Point
Great Military College
West
Clas
Miles
Fitzhugh Lee
George W. Jenkins
West Scranton
Recorder Moir
West Side
Jenkins
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Fifth Ward
Beanleel Davies
Booth Main Avenue
Walter Davies
Davies
Routh Majin Avenue
Scranton and Wilkow Barre Locomotive Maker in Scranton
Scranton and Wilkow Barre, a locomotive and stationary engine manufacturer, based in Scranton, Fra., announces its general office and operations. The firm specializes in roilers, holating and pumping machinery and related equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton and
Wilkow Barre
General Office
Scranton
Fra
Neckwear Stock Highlights Easter Style and Spring Suit
Our neckwear stock stands up to its usual standard with hundreds of patterns in popular shapes. Perfect complement to an Easter outfit and a new spring suit.
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de Burt
Weal
Medan
Halley
FR Rew
Eisen
LaBare
Gopi
Hageyts
Yim Mims
Carmody
Miei G. Finnnietker
Spring Brook Water Company
Common Council
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lewis, Buddy, Davies & Murphy
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton's Shopping Center
Uistiscrtncnicctitch Certs
All Linen
Ivey
FAO Pet Aehareretitts
Connolly & Wallace
Wastt Naton ‘Avenue
Third National Bank
Ings
Wa. Connint
President
Henry Bruin, Jr
H. Peck
Cashier
Manhattan Sairts
Spruce Street
Virginia
Old Dominion Line
Pier 24
North River
Beach Street
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Richmond
Washington, D. C
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Beech St
HB. Walker, Tral. Myr
J.J. Brown, G.P. A
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Duponts
Repauio Chemical Company
Connell Building
Allenscins
Pillston
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barre
Hookbee
Feal Edicine Co
Ohio
John H. Phelpa
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Avenue
Pilsner
Free Street
Suranton, PA
Florey & Brooks
Germany
Seatan
Uhis Papas
Horey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Sobantom
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Ropaune Chemical Co
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