Covington Local Politics and Union Labor Meeting Report
Covington notes rapid progress on ballot registration and bridge matters across the Licking. The Union Labor Central Committee holds a Monday night meeting at seven, calling for renewed citizen involvement and ongoing investigations into irregularities from the last city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington’s Bridge
the Licking
Covington
Leon Avenue
Union Labor Central Committee
Workmen’s
Marriage Licenses and Ejectment Action Report
A list of marriage licenses is presented with numerous couples named such as Anthony J. Finnigan and Frances Reiley and Arthur Lee Battson and Catherine Borrow. The Illinois report notes Pope County Circuit Court at Golconda ejecting non resident claimants and their grantees who held titles deficient, ousting long term occupants despite possession before patents. two appeals will go to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lous
Pope County Circuit Court
Golconda
Dagn
Ward 21 units to receive banner from Thirteenth Ward ladies
The Thirteenth Ward ladies will present an elegant banner to the Union Labor Club of Ward 21 at the next regular meeting. An Esil American flag ordered by Chas Svendsen will be presented to the Union Labor Club next week. Register to vote tomorrow with a few minutes of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor Club
Tfwenty
Chas, Svendsen
Labor Party Planning and Labor Reform Notes
A United Labor party club will be organized tonight at Venite Illinois and a state convention is called for November 15 at Raisin City Missouri to align with Henry George platform politics. The piece mentions labor union eight hour and nine hour workday movements and ongoing reform efforts.
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United Labor Party Club
Venite
Ill
Ny St. Louis
Ranaus Cite
Labor Party
Henry George
New York
Henry
Hog York
Union Labor Party Platform Endorsed by Ohio Delegates
The Ohio Union Labor Party in convention endorses its Cincinnati platform of 1887 urging reform to curb monopoly. It calls abolishing the fee system official salary parity with service, enacting bribery laws banning free drinks in saloons, revoking corrupt charters, taxing real estate mortgages, state printing of school books, requiring bank security, criminalizing cornering and margins trading, protecting workers rights, and basing railroad and corporate assessments on capitalization with equal taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor Party
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati
National platform on land reform and labor arbitration
A political program calls for a graduated land tax on large estates and unoccupied Indian lands, opening Oklahoma to homesteads, limiting corporate land ownership, irrigation under people control, and a public transportation system. It also advocates a national monetary system, free coinage of silver, postal savings bank, prompt debt payment, and replacing strikes with arbitration. It ends with labor reforms opposing contractor abuse and excessive public sector contraction.
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Oklahoma
United States
Postal Savings Bank
Platform planks urged full reform and direct elections
The platform calls for justice to veterans tied to depreciated money, a graduated income tax, direct popular election of the Senate, exclusion of Chinese labor, prohibition on private armed security, voting rights for all citizens including women, and temperance tied to economic equity. Colonel Winston adds the party platform on money, income tax and Chinese labor as core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Roce
Union Labor Party
Eer
Iran
America
Convenvict
Colonel Winston
North Carolina
Western Associated Press elects directors and officers
Derrott and Mica report the Western Associated Press names seven directors Richard Smith W N Haldeman D M Houser W D Bickham W K Sullivan H H Byram M H DeYoung at its city meeting. The board then selects officers for the ensuing year President Isaac N Mack President James Phelan Jene i Y Aker General Manager William Mary Smith and an executive committee of Richard Smith W N Haldeman and W K Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mary Smith
Richard Smith
W. N. Haldeman
W. K. Sullivan
Labor notes mass meetings to urge union support
The Twenty first Ward gathers tonight for a Union Labor mass meeting at Sixth and Carr. A Glendale Town Hall mass meeting is planned for Saturday night October 2 with speakers Mahoney Leonard Pechiney and Oy. An Arlinghaus corner Calhoun Street and Clifton Avenue event in the twelfth Ward is set for tomorrow night, with strong speakers and a large crowd anticipated. A Music Hall mass meeting is slated for Saturday night October 5 featuring Colonel Almus Harree of Ozark Missouri Hon S Burdett of West Virginia and Rev M C Loskwood. John Hoelling campaigns for county director amid local concerns over Whitehall house in Hartwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Ward
Union Labor
Sixth and
Carr Streets
Glendale Town Hall
Saturda Wight
Mahoney
Leonard
Pechiney
Arlinghaus
Calhoun Street
Clifton Avenue
Welfth Ward
Almus Harieee
Ozark
Burdett
W. Va
M. C. Loskwood
John Hoelling
Count Benreeey
Whitehall House
Hartwell
Gooch’s Mexican Syrup Endorsed By Piqua Editor
R M Pleming editor of the Piqua Journal testifies to the remedy’s efficacy for coughs and lung troubles. He recounts a young female employee deemed dying from consumption who, using the syrup, recovered health and returned to work.
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R. M. Pleming
Piqua Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ios Star
Peorte
Josephne
Anthony J. Finnigan
Frances Reiley
Arthur Lee Battson
Catherine Borrowan
Joan W. Edwards
Julia Ring
William Flatt
Annie Andlers
Julius Leon
Stella Holberg
James Finch
Margaret Sweeney
James W. Lally
Ella Grogan
Charles Poseiner
Matilda Guhe
Louis R. Christiani
Euella Kaper
Peter Schuessler
Bertha C. Steioff
Harry B. Beckett
Bila Myers
Walter Shropshire
Susie M. Shropwin
T. Rockwell
Kate A. Moriarity
Mary Koop
Bert Moss
Alice Isham
Eliz. Redell
W. Graham
Mary L. Enos
Kramer
Clara Weber
Res Dolman
Mary Kaiser
Geo. Glass
Ellen E. Hartman
Schroeder
Frances Johnson
Ries Miller
Bertha Steeple
B Fox
Cinderella Thomas
Schmidt
Maggie Gerlach
Regiser
Illinois
Banner Prestations
Toomorrow
Chicago Herald
Ragister
The
National Platform
Nat. Rosenthal
Cor, Sixth & Vine Sts
United States Senate
Republic
Associated Press
Labor Notes
F. H. Klayer
F. W. Klayer
FH. Klayer & Son, Merchant Tailors, Cor
Seventh and Central Avenue
L. H. Bernens
H. F. Bernens
Bernens, Merchant Tailors
Freeman Avenue
Cel Dchuuiudu
S. Tuchfarber
Central Avenue
George Albert
West Third St. Bayadies
American Pants Manufacturing Co
N. W. Cor
Central Ave
WM. Dock. & Cos Float Soap
Coleman St
Peter Ibold
K. Cor
HY Own
Slim ‘Tih
August W. Bruck
Attorney-at-Law
Jonnston Burpina
Fred. Kirsch
Kindel Avenue
Evn Hank
Cental An
Bine
Ngee
Clark
Ewighis ! Jewelry and Watches
Simper
Fiess
Grusiaburs
Orda
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