Miners Seek Eight Hour Day as NY, Ontario and Western Talks Continue
The grievance committee of the New York Ontario and Western Railroad pressed wage scale raises and an eight hour day during a meeting with Superintendent Bryden. He said he would forward the miners’ wage demands to New York headquarters for a reply. Disparities between washeries and collieries fuels concerns over shifts, with washeries running up to twelve shifts and collieries often four. Union leaders doubt whether broad concessions will be granted given current coal market strain and prior agreements.
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New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Gallieries
Or Heyden
Bryden
New York
Ontario
Bry‘len
Tribune
Erie Mine Workers’ Committee
May
Ecity
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Ontario and Western
Erie
Temple Coal Company
Railroad Brotherhood Meets With General Superintendent
The committee of six from Lackawanna Railroad divisions met General Superintendent T. J. Clarke yesterday afternoon. The adjourned conference lasted until six o'clock as the Brotherhood of Switchmen pressed its requests and standards for railroad operations.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Brotherhood of Switchmen
Walted Oon
T. J. Clarke
Com
Coal Dept Offices Move to Former Pittsburgh Quarter
All offices of the coal department of the Delaware and Hudson area have moved to the former Pennsylvania Coal Co and Bele and Wyoming Valley Railroad quarters in Dunmore. Clerks from Tillside Coal Co have also relocated to the fifth floor of the Board of Trade building. Superintendent Bryden now heads all district collieries under NY Ontario and Western Railway control and will use May’s old office. The engineering department, ten men, will occupy the large rear apartment.
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Coal Department
Drie Railroad Company
Ner
Pennsylvania Coil Company
Bele and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Dunmore
Tillside Coal Company
Board of Trade
Taok
Tillside
Bryden
New York, Ontario and Western Thailroad Company
Scranton Coal Company
Pit Hill Coal and Iron Company
Mitchell to visit Scranton for union talks
National Organizer Fred Dileher of the United Mine Workers announced in Indianapolis that President John Mitchell would come to Scranton today or tomorrow to confer with local officers about the work of the grievance committees.
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Fred Dileher
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
Scranton
D., L. and W. Board Make-up For Today
The D., L. and W. board for today lists a long roster of workers and shifts across multiple departments. Entries include Wild Cats West, Passenger Engines, Sp im and various crew members such as Tarkin, Devine, Wallace, Doherty, Nichole, McLane, Thompson, McAllister, and multiple others with start times ranging from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The document notes duties for Brakeman Thomas Hefferman and Brakeman H. H. Depew joining duties with T. McCarthy.
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Tarkin
de W. Devine
Do Wallace
IL Bishings
WH. Doherty
G. Burt
GW. Pitygerald
Caan
James Carragg
West
George Frountellier
Phom
Mist
W. MH. Nichole
East
Mennigan
Ewat
Nay Aug
BE. McAllister
Cayuga
McLane
West Fon Cayuga
Thompson
Puller
F. EF. Secor
Houser
S. Mine Newty
Moran
Murphs
Lamping
Widener
Gallner
Teamt
Singer
Stanton
Magovern
Wild Cate West
M. Golden
T. Nageerty
A. G. Hammitt
T. Dowdican
Milly
MeCarthy
Ginler Sp
M. Carmody
Big Stores Offer Convenience and Bargains for Shoppers
The ad touts time and money savings in a large retail complex with departments, information bureau, elevator service, waiting rooms, and a basement restaurant. It promotes bargains on Tabtles Adonis Dresé Sil pers, Tattle Children’s Shoes, Ladies High Grade shoes, and Ladies Dongola Ox ford Ties with reduced prices this week.
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Bureau of Information
Local Brotherhood Trainmen to Attend Milwaukee Convention
George M. Wallace and others from Moses Taylor and Dunmore lodges will represent the local Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the national convention to be held in Milwaukee. The delegation includes A Mace lodge Ne IST Anthonys McDonald and John O Hara of Dunmore lodge No 352.
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George M. Wallace
A. Mace Lodge
Ist
Anthonys McDonald
Moses Taylor Lodge
John
O'Hara
Dunmore Lodge
Brotherhood of Mailroad
Milwaukee
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Mallett
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Hayes & Varley
Spruce St
Washington
Wyoming
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Hermsdorf
Washington Avenue
Patuca Plantation Company
Honduras
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Newark
United States
Wyoming Aves
Argest Dental Concern
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