Labor Convention Sets Direct Appeals for Grievances
At the Metrice No. 1 miners convention, officials voted to settle workplace disputes next year through direct appeals to owners by committees from the affected mines. Scranton won the bid to host the next gathering as officers are to be elected amid debates on resolutions and a plan for local grievance settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Silk Workers of
Petersburg
Met
Oteers
John Kearney
Archbald
Nicholls
Wilkes-Barre
Olyphant
Ulso
Prese
Petersburg mill strikers demand grievances relief and plan meeting
A worker committee of about fifteen from various mill departments presented extensive grievances to Superintendent Piechoten in Dunmore. They list issues from fines and dinners to heating and seating, while the executive group and Central Labor union plan a public appeal for aid and support from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesiig
David & Schoen
Petersburg
Piechoten
Tachaten
Manley
Dunmore
Pinort
Central Labor Union
Central Labor
Twin Troubles and Nerve Pills Bring Strength Back
A Scranton reader touts Dr. A W Chase s Nerve Pills as effective for nervous indigestion and debility caused by overwork. Mrs J L Johnson describes relief from dizziness and stomach weakness after using the medicine obtained at Matthews Bros temporary HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Chase
Scranton
J. L. Johnson
North Main Street
A. W. Chase
Matthews Bros
Washington and
Lackawanna Avenues
Buffalo
Porthall
M.D
Labor Committee Urges Prompt Reply and Meetings
The union cites committee men John H. Devine George Cothier W A Stanton D & Luis H B Campbell and calls for a prompt reply. A second joint meeting is set for 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Taylor girls plan an especial session and Mulherin and Judge will consider term offers to employees. Sauquoit soft silk Workers elect delegates to the Central Labor union. Superintendent Davis of the Sauquoit mill denies a recent arbitration statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Devine
George Cothier
W. A. Stanton
D. & Luis
H. B. Campbell
Taylor
Mulherin & Judge
Sauquoit Soft Silk
Central Labor
Railroad President Truesdale Visits New York Shops
President W. HH. Truesdale of the Lockiwanne railroad returned to New York yesterday after a day in the city. He visited the car and machine shops and held conferences with General Superintendent T. J. Clarke, Mister Car Huilder LT. Canteld and Superintendent of Motive Power and Machinery TS. Llosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Truesdale
Lockiwanne Railroad
New York
T. J. Clarke
D I L and W Board Meeting Schedule and Attendee List
The board meeting schedule lists Thursday and Friday sessions with times and attendee names such as Wild Gate Kast 100 p m Vans Wormer and Be Malbots on. Deatiner with WoOD Wartel meneia m. Ouse Castner Dy Wal tuer Gomme Costaller Mee Carthy Sunts Krein Milst James Cuprigg and others. The supervisor Warthelamew will call at the superintendent's office on Aprilwh at Ha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Gate
Kast
Deatiner
Wartel
Ouse
Tain
Castner
Dy Waltuer Gomme
Ok Costaller
Carthy
Sunts
Krein Milst
James Cuprigg
Goorre Frounielhuis
de Mennigans
Coyne
Sige
Stanton
Magovern
Wild Cats
West
MeAlbeter
Lallarts
Walls
B. Wogertys
Sir Carmaedys Mens Fp
Mester
Gag
CL Winsteds Hopman
The Packing Interests and Modern Meat Supply
The growing of cattle sheep and hogs drives profits across the Americas as refrigeration and canning turn live animals into staged meat supply chains. Every part of the animal is utilized from hides to bones and offal, with by products fueling a wide array of industries and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South America
Mort
Ing Elisl
Niger
Pan-American exposition shows progress of business history
The exhibition plans to illustrate the evolution of commerce from primitive methods to modern industry. Displays aim to trace the development of products and the manner of production, highlighting gradual advances over time at the Pan-American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ames Monument on Laramie Range Sparks Legal Fight
A towering pyramid near Sherman near the Union Pacific station prompted a squatter dispute. The railway paid 35 000 to secure title after the man claimed homestead rights and tried to claim land not owned by the railroad. The monument remains a lure for travelers with risky visits during the brief train stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Laramie Range
Shemain
Union Pacific Railway
Oukes Ames
Oliver Ames
Sherman
Union Paeitle
Tivet
Union Puelie
New Headgear and Gloves Boost Spring Outfit
New headgear gloves and neckwear are essential to spring outfits. Neckwear stock meets the usual high standard with hundreds of patterns in popular shapes available.
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Europe
Connolly & Wallaces
Connolly & Wallace’s
G. F
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News OF the Labor World
Mine Workers’ Convention
Weiling, David & Shoon
Jones
I Ness
Country
President Truesdale
D, TL. and
Amie
Wild Cate
Vans Wormer
A. Af. Mowr
A. Warthelamew
Sue Perinterident
California
Ames Monument
Union Pacific
Kelly
Young
Manhattan
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Repauno Chemical Company
Spruce Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Connell Building
Scranton and Witkerbarre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Thos, Ford
Cceseree
John B. Smith & Son
W. Bd
Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth - Wilkes-Barre
Tribune
Lewis, Ruddy
Lackawanna Ave
Connolly
Xi Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Naton ‘Avenue
Third National Bank
United States
Ings
Wa Connete
Henry Besix, Jr
Pres
H. Pics
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Washington Avenue
E Rounson
Pilsner
W. Winth Street
Suranton, PA
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Foirld Batteriosa Kiealria & Pioters
Saplealne
Biasis
Repaune Chemical Co
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