Company warns against union discrimination at Honey Brook mines
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company posts notice at Honey Brook division near Hazleton stating no officer or employee may discriminate between union and non union workers. General Superintendent W J Richards vows no tolerance for bias and warns of possible permanent mine shutdowns if disputes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Hae
Honey Brook
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Ihe
Fasult Mead
W. J. Richards
Hagleton
Oll
Extension of the machine ship at Kingston works
Active operations proceed on the erection of an extension to the machine shop under Superintendent Fitaribon. The new 144 foot length extension will span the present shops and house machinery moved from the Princeton shop. Kingston workers will receive preference for the additional employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machine Shipjs
Fitaribons
Kinceton
Kingston
Yard Clean-Up Order At Scranton Yard Issued
Superintendent Garrett Bogart of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Co issued an order to stop waste throwing in the Scranton yard. On Tuesday the yard looked unusually empty of coal and freight trains as a large crew began cleaning up, highlighting the directive’s significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Railtrouere
Garrett Bogart
Lelnwoare, Lackawanna and Western Company
Railroad Employees Record Forms Aid Promotions
A blank form was issued to every engineer and fireman on the Lackawanna and Western Railroad to collect age, length of service, number of promotions and related service data. Most forms were returned properly filled, building a history for each man. The system helps the company protect schedules and the workers benefit by when promotion or other issues arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawannns
Please Smile And Look Pleasant In Pain Narrative
An ad copy frames a woman in distress, linking illness to female disorders. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a home remedy, claiming it cures feminine ailments and offers confidential letters to the doctor. The piece cites a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Pickering and pushes the Common Sense Adviser book as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickering
Ollie, Keokuk Co
Iowa
R. V. Pierce
N.Y
Settlement Pursuit Shapes Legal Record Implications
A terse note indicates ongoing settlement efforts that will influence the subject's legal record and related bearing. The statement signals cautious progress toward resolution with potential effects on future judicial or administrative considerations.
New York Ontario and Western Tests Capouse Branch
A test run occurred Tuesday at 5 PM on the new branch from Priceburg to Cayuga colliery area to assess ballast and track condition. Officials witnessed a successful trial, and coal shipments are expected to move via the Capouse branch in a few weeks rather than by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Cahpouse
Scranton Cowl Company
Wise
Cayuga
Priceburg
Capouse
New Branch
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Train Passes Face Sunday Countersign Rule
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western imposes Sunday pass restrictions requiring countersignatures. The Dickson colliery resumes operations today after a three week idle period. The Green Ridge Tron works run double time with about seventy five men employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Dickson
Green Ridge Tron
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
G. A. Nie
Chicago
Tfl
Delaware, Eackawanna and Western
Kingston
R. L. Hubbell
Syracuse
N. Y
H. D. Taylor
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
T. James
Lehighton
Taylor
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Erie Railroad
Aso
Buffalo Commercial
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Comming
Audenried
Hazleton Plain Speaker
Lehiech Valley
Paockerton
Wyoming Division
Pittston
Checktownge
Buffalo
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Stroudsburg Times
C. EB. Schaff
Europe
Tt la
Thomas
The
Erie
Schaff
Schaff A Position As General Manager of That Road, and When Mr. Schaff
Merrill
List of names appears in historical notice
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names including Benjamin, Barber, Tuttle, Stevens, Lloyd, Gibson, Agora, Swingle, Williams, Roberts, Roberta, Bonner, Simpkins, Hazen, Snedicor, Benjamin, Loughlin, Wright, Williams. No clear action or context is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Benjamin
Edward WW. Barber
Jay Tuttle
George H. Stevens
Walter Lloyd
Bert Gibson
A. A. Agora
Elmer Swingle
B. Williams
Harvey Roberts
George Roberta
W. J. Bonner
Simpkins
Arthur Hazen
William Snedicor
Fred, Benjamin
Frank Benjamin
George Loughlin
Arthur Wrightson
John T. Williams
Corner Stone Laid for Lebonch and Davidewits Building
A large crowd watched the corner stone ceremony yesterday morning at the new Lebonch and Davidewits building 408 South Washington avenue. Dr Loengetreet presided as speakers including John Kilcullen John Kaughman Henry Brown Architect Worden James Connery and Mr McNally. Caterer J T Kennedy served lunch. The five story modern brick structure will house a ground floor store and upper floor residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebonch & Davidewits
South
Washington Avenue
Loengetreet
John Kilcullen
John Kaughman
Henry Brown
Architect Worden
James Connery
Mr. McNally
J. T. Kennedy
Local Names Listed in Community Directory
A fragmented list shows individuals tied to several towns including Cranton Wyoming New Vienna and BOPANtON. Entries include James W Morrans Grace May Sherman Charles E Jackson Stella V Martin Emma Acker and William Delke with unclear roles or affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Morrans
Grace May Sherman
Charles E. Jackson
Wyoming
Stella V. Martin
New Vienna
William Delke
Tea purity claim outlined by Dr H W Wiley
Dr H W Wiley, chief chemist to the National Agricultural Department, testifies before the Senate Pure Food Commission that dangerous adulterations fall into two classes coloring and preserving. He cites CEYLON-INDIA TEA as palatable due to its purity with no coloring matter used. He adds the tea is machine made and cleanly produced, and advises using less tea and infusing three to five minutes with boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Wiley
National Agricultural Department
Senate
Pure Food Commission
Arbitration room hears sixty election contest witnesses
Examiners Duggan and Lewis conducted two sittings in the arbitration room and screened sixty witnesses from Scranton Taylor and Blikely. Names include Charles Johnson Peter McDonnell John Kelly Walter Evana Samuel Evans Thomas Price George Thomas John Price David Bevan Charles Steyver John Thomas George Bales Thomas Jones Richard Reese Henry Mannes Thomas Hwales Francia Ham Jr KE FL Ferris William Tuttle David Lewis A Thorp W B Stevens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan
Lewis
Scranton
Taylor
Binkely
Charles Johnson
Peter McDonnell
John 2. Kelly, Sr
Keys
John Bennett
Walter Evana
Samuel Evans
Thomas Price
George Thomas
John W. Price
David J. Bevan
Charles Davis
Charles Steyver
John H. Thomas
George Bales
Thomas M., Jones
Richard J. Reese
W. BD. Jones
H. FE. Mannes
Henry Purdy
Thomas Hwales
Francia Ham, Jr
FL Ferris
William Tuttle
David T. Lewis
D. W. Lewis
A. Thorp
W. B. Stevens
W. BD. Lewis
D. C. Havens
W. G. Miller
Db. R. Basse
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Baring Powder CO
Kew Yore
New Branch Road
Hood
Lipton
Ceylon
India
Porras Dawn C. Com
Kelly's Storas
Reantila Stenue
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Pilsner
Scanlon
Jaconet
Belfast
Connolly & Wallace
Hearty Eaters
Weston Mill CO
Third National Bank
Carbondale, Olyphant
Moosic Powder CO
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HH. Pack
Bcranton, PA
Ingrains
Brussels
Velvets
Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
Columbia Chainless Bicycles
Weld
MINT
Holmes
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Rapauno Chemical Co
Columbia Chain
Pierce and Stormers
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Ave
MYER
Pavidow
Hathaway, Soule and Harrington
Gray Bros
John Kelly
Thomas G. Plant
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Spalding
Spalding Chainless
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