Booths of Allis-Chalmers Leaders Talk Strike Actions
Chalmers and Reynolds arrived to assess the strike at Allis-Chalmers plants including Scranton Milwaukee Chicago and Buffalo. They report most shops remain open with only machinists and patternmakers out. moulders and other trades mostly at work. They plan no aggressive policy and will act after further developments while noting current contracts include strike clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.oj. Chalmers
Chicagoe
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Scranton
Chalmers
Allis Works
Milwaukee
Frazer-Uhahmere
Chicago
Gates Tron
Buffalo
Hinds
Allis- Chalmers
Fox
Reynolds
Tribune
Chatenan Campbell
Metal Trades Council
Lineage Union
Dover
Chiaire Thon Campbell
PLA
Blankenship
Richmond
Lodge
The
International Association of Maachinists
Richmond Locomotive Works
Southern Railroad
Ioneta
Manchester
O. K
Anthracite Market Activity Highlighted in June Letter
The June message from the Anthrache Coil Operators association notes steady buying for stockpiling, firm selling companies supporting prices, and a June tendency to mine more than demand. It predicts ample May and June stocks could curb July and August activity, prompting production cuts to sustain fall prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthrache Coil Operators’ Association
D. L. W. Board for Today Scranton June 15 2001
The D. L. W. board for today in Scranton lists members including H. Gibligane Loyr and George Thomas for the Friday schedule. June 15 2001 is noted with the Wildcats matchup at 1 p.m. in East-a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D., L. and W
Scranton
Wild Cats
H. Gibligane Lo
George Thomas
Wild Data and Schedules at Summit and Cayuga
Fragmented OCR lists times, names, and crews including Bartholomew, Hallett, Corvige, Hennigan, and Nicholas. Entries reference movements west and east from Nay Aug and Cayuga with p m and a m slots. The jumble suggests a transit or event timetable and crew rosters with multiple feet.
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A.m
A. Bartholomew
Mallu
A. m
J. Mosier
Th Mustore
W. BH. Bartholomew
Bartholomin
M. Hallett
J. Corvige
Weet
G. Frounfelker
J Hennigan
W. HW. Nicholas
Nay Aug
E. McAllister
Cayuga
M. Ginley
Thompson
Lern
M. F
Seoor
Pusbsra
G. Louser
Fin
President Mitchell Leads Mine Workers Home to Indianapolis
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers travels to his home in Indianapolis yesterday morning. An Erie company reform introduces a daily due bill for employees showing credit and debits before payday. The change aims to correct pay errors quickly and improves over prior methods. Meanwhile, excavation for a large breaker foundation proceeds near Pittston and a new bank building at Spruce street and Forest is under construction. The Structural Iron Workers Union plans a meeting at Dernsey hall, 116 Washington avenue, this evening at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Erie Company
Erle Company
Neo 1
Pittston
Iround
Conrad Schroeder
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Spruce Street
Forest Coup LS
Bridge Builders
Dernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Fiie O'Clock
Formal Opening of New Armory
An itemized notice lists officials and attendees connected with the formal opening of a new armory. The roster includes Coronel, Mattes, Samtue, AC 4, Captain Louis Mottes, James Ganiier Sanderson, R. J. Foster, and Hon. Willam Gone among others. The document also references roles in printing, law, transportation, and construction associated with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoplene
Coronel
Sumit Samtue
BOM
Sttek
Caser
Wenlworth
Henry Reling Jr
A. H. Abaristy
Bob Courcon
Darke
Thomas FE
Doyes
Juno. I
McAnutiy
T. 1
Foster
AL Fl Law
Capitain
Louis Mottes
Sunderen
James Ganiier Sanderson
R. J. Foster
E. I. Fuller
Weston
J. H. Watkins
James DL. Connell
Transportation
MD. Smith
Wych Preer
R. Manville
Moffat
Swisher
John Walsh
Hon
Willam
Torrey
Everitt Warren
Bex Construction
John Renore
Cartinel
W. Howarth
Magnificent Armory Opens In Local District
The new armory, described as one of the finest in the state, formally opens featuring fortress like architecture with battlemented towers and red brick body. It spans Adams avenue and Myrtle street, houses a vast drill room, administration offices, rifle range, field equipment, and quarters for officers, noncommissioned officers, and veterans groups. contracts for construction, heating, plumbing, and furnishings were awarded to multiple firms, with total cost around 200000 dollars and capacity for about 104000 personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Armory
Adams Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Myrtle Street
Adame
Jefferson
Defferson Avenue
Apneasite
Myrtle Stret
Atkins Avenue
Alee
Aoolumb Walter
Conrad Lchroeder
Messie, Gunster & Forsyth
Cussliy & Co
New York City
Sehirieden
Weelwork
Toa Pook Lumber Company
Warten Ehert
T'A
Brussels
Lette Messes
WIS & McNulty
Charpet Ade Purenishing Company
Notes of the Ball at the Garrison
General Stewart will guest with Colonel Ripple during his brief visit. Rev. Dr Legian, longtime chaplain of the Thirteenth regiment, watched the ball with keen interest. Lieutenant Davis leads the recruiting unit and occupancy of Box 1. Tonight boxes sell for $10. attendees can tour the wemery to view the magnificent decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waptant
Stewart A
Ripple
Bliary
B.C. Legian
Puneh Cigar Remains Leader in MMe Market
The Puneh cigar continues to lead the MMe cigar segment, maintaining its top position amid ongoing market competition and steady consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
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News OF the Labor World
Allis-Chalmers Company
Delaney
D. L. & W. Board
Cliff Works
Delanes
Nelly
Moran
Murphy
Pot
Lamping
Hower
Kritwiter
Stuart
Willians & McAnulty
Washington Ave
Atlantic City Hotels
Grand Atlantic
Virginia Ave
Nonmna
L Wml Cole Saewater Bath
Centead
Tig
Honk
Charles E. Cope
Hotel Osborne
Atlantic
Sof Cine Square
Hale Ley
Ballin
Ash Street Grounds
Darling
Congress of
Dati
CDV
Abel
Epeldutny
Prienel Nigtewaye Pree
Nathan
Th. W. Archbold
J. WW. H. Searke
Thio
Louth
Whit Core
Pennsylvania
Bauer
Galavie
tHoral
Electrion
Ploket Thirke
Crevor Hanley
Pulimanuel Pendergast
Michaelinn
Kemndy
Ripley
Alice Dougherty
Wilker- Barre
C. Row Dougherty
Coe
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Alunufacturing
Scranton and
Wilkes-Barre
Bua
Lees
Denver
Reat
Lockhart Mill
MR. Lockhart
Goldsmith Bros. & Co
Consolidated Oil Co
of California
Hive
Desiny
Mailer
Maine
Angeles
Dane T
Arid Tive Te Bey
Treasury
Aeres
Maxver Snyder
Los Angeles
Saya
Saconmdoe Fe
Chivk
Fhset. Oacager of
Palrunks
Morse & Co
Bannelson
Biret Bunk O
Kern
Cal
Vic
California
Volta Dry Tole
Baston
Whatly JK
Pike & Co
Oll
Hestere
Huihagemont
Thie Basten
Audoyet
Dirst
Westlake O
bCe
Pacific Coast
Pratt
Nile
Ita
Paurth
Sconte
Eastern Consolidated Co
Alte Fornia
Wistead Wu Pai
W. G. Doud
Franklin Ave
Scranton, Pa
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