Plan search for body of Leon Regan
Byron S. Curtis calls a meeting of locals to discuss the search for the body of Leon Regan adopted son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gage drowned over two months ago. The meeting at M I C rooms will plan the trip to Black Ass Sunday June 1 and Mrs May Baker and Mrs Sadie McCafery press community interest. Mrs Gage is in critical condition and her husband seeks to keep near the scene of the vhring. Curtis expects about 73 men.
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Byron S. Curtis
Leon Regan
Henry Gage
May Baker
Sadie McCafery
Mie Gage
Gare
Curtis
Demand congressional robe of mine conditions
A Montreal report notes a convention of labor federation calling for a congressional inquiry into alleged outrages against mine workers by coal interests in West Virginia. The item mentions a unanimous demand by the federation during their meeting.
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Montreal
West Virgina
The
AnteHem Federation of Labor
How the New England Delegates Voted on 5th Ballot
The New England delegations cast ballots on the fifth ballot with Connecticut earning 1M votes and 1% for Lemw den, Maine showing 2 votes and 11 Wood, and Vermont recording 8 votes, with varied small totals for Wind, Wool, and other names. The fragmentary text lists several names and vote counts across states.
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New England
Connecticut
Lemwden
Maine
Wood
Windrea le
Vermont
Labor federation denounces Republican platform in Montreal
June 12 in Montreal the American Federation of Labor recommends labor demands be sent to the Democratic convention. Samuel Gompers reads a report accusing the Chicago Republican platform of betraying workers and ignoring anti profiteering and high cost of living remedies while praising Mexican policy critics.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Executive Council
Ainst
Mexico
United States
Che Abor Chi
Bulletin Board Notice From Caledonian Record
For latest convention return our bulletin boards or call the Caledonian Record, St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
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Caledonian Record
St. Johnsbury
Heo
Rose Vermette Climbs 200 Foot Steeple
Miss Rose Vermette, 17, daughter of Fred Vermette of St. Johnsbury, climbed to the top of the 198 foot Notre Dames des Victoires steeple. She undertook the feat without prior notice, entering the church about 9 am to reach the staging.
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Rose Vermette
Fred Vermette
St. Johnsbury
Notre Dames Des Victoires
Miss Vermette
Hey
Leaders Settle Down To Long Fight Wood and Lowden Tie on 7th Ballot
The Republican National Convention in Chicago enters the 7th ballot tied at 311 1/2 votes as Wood gains Michigan 30 from Johnson and Ohio hints at Harding support. Delegates expect a longer contest with New York and other states likely to shift, prompting a tense halt before further ballots.
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Coliseum
Chicago
Wood
Lowden
Terday
Michigan
Johnson
Gen
Ohio
Harding
New York
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