Labor's Great Day Ends with Civic Federation Hopeful Tone
The piece argues against compulsory arbitration and praises voluntary mediation, urging freedom for labor and capital. It lauds the Civic Federation, anticipates its role in settling disputes, and emphasizes reducing working hours, curbing child labor, and safeguarding the nation’s labor standards amid evolving protections and insurance ideas for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation
Tabor
Capital
Penn
Comay
EB. J. Lister
The
Economist
Eoeth Aess
American Federation of Labor
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
New England
The Labor Question and Immigration Policy Debate
The article argues against Chinese labor influx and supports excluding illiterates. It cites immigration figures, advocates an educational test, and urges priority for native and educated workers. It discusses labor insurance, pension plans, and the need for permanent labor headquarters to advance workers' interests. It closes with an optimistic view of American labor aligning with capital and civic virtues.
Labor Day Parades Open with Military Escort in Denver
Denver observers, including National Association of Letter Carriers delegates and post office staff, marched under orders of Brigadier General Funston, with Fort Logan infantry and cavalry escort. Over 1,000 men participated before a Labor Day picnic. Chicago workers' parade featured union charity for striking anthracite miners. Senator Mason urged fair trials amid West Virginia coal conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
National Association of Letter Carriers
Fort Logan
Funston
Department of Colorado
Chicago
W. E. Mason
West Virginia
Labor Day Parade Unions Strike Flows in Various Cities
Toledo Musicians strike as Waterville band leads Molders in parade. Gov White addresses in Huntington amid labor unrest. Nash speaks in Chillicothe. Across the South, Kentucky observes legal holiday with parades and picnics. Major gatherings in Pittsburgh Boston Toronto Cleveland St. Louis New York Cincinnati and Portland report large union displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Musicians’ Union
Molders’ Union
Waterville
Maastie
Tiffin
Worthington
Allen
MacArthur
Grandview
South
Kentucky
Louisville
New Orleans
Samuel Gompers
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Schenley Park
Thomas Lewis
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Theodore Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Baltimore
Federation of Labor
Harry J. Cappington
Boston
Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Wachter
Toronto
Ont
Workers of Toronto
Exhibition Grounds
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Washington, D. C
Portland
Ore
New York
Cincinnati
First trip over new line by interurban car No. 2
The Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction Company ran the first car from Shelbyville to this city and back yesterday starting at 1 15 pm with 29 passengers including Interurban Company members and newspaper reps. It reached Indianapolis around 4 pm and returned with few delays, arriving at the Shelbyville power house by 6 39 pm after several stops. The Shelbyville to Indianapolis distance is about 29 miles and a regular schedule will be established in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Young charged with grand larceny in Tyner home
Herman Higgins a colored twelve year old was arrested by Bicycle Policemen Trimpe and Lowe after Mrs. R. H. Tyner reported four finger rings missing from her Delaware street home during a move. Higgins reportedly confessed and produced the rings from beneath the side steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Higgins
Trimpe and Lowe
R. H. Tyner
Delaware Street
Assault on Thomas Glidewell Near Fifteenth Street
Thomas Glidewell, a white man living at Fifteenth Street and Arsenal Avenue, was attacked last night at 10:45. He sustained a severe chin gash after being struck with a brick by a man he says is a recent adversary, a black man. Captain Hyland brought him to City Dispensary for treatment. Glidewell claimed he acted as watchman for a merry go round and had ongoing trouble with the involved group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Glidewell
Fifteenth Street
Arsenal Avenue
Glidewell
Hyland
Labor Day Parade Float Explodes in Vincennes Indiana
Labor day celebrations across Indiana report a float crash in Vincennes where a Pros pect Hill coal mine float exploded injuring a mule and several men slightly. The wagon and decorations burned while twenty thousand at the fairgrounds heard political speeches. Other cities held parades with mayoral speakers and labor union participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Prospect Hill
Seventh
Seminary Streets
John C
Bere Robert W. Miers
Congress
W. Nanhorn
State Miners Union
Wabash Labor Day Parade Draws Up to 20000 Workers
In Wabash Indiana on Labor Day approximately 15000 to 20000 marchers attended a gas belt demonstration led by Alexandria Marion Peru Anderson and Wabash unions. Queen Opal Jennings rode in white with twenty attendants as Mayors and ministers welcomed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Marion
Anderson
Huntington
Peru
Alexandria Band
Alexandria
Merchants
Opal Jennings
Williams
F. M. Kemper
First Methodist Church
Labor Day Celebrations Across Indiana Rail Cities
Evansville held a Labor Day parade with 2000 union men and a Garvin’s Grove picnic led by A M Simons of Chicago. Fort Wayne drew 10000 at Swinney Park where Mayor Berghoff and Henry Cohen spoke. Crawfordsville reported the largest parade yet and Bedford featured a mile long uniformed parade. Sullivan noted 500 workers delivering speeches after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Garvin's Grove
A. M. Simons
Chicago
Elks of
T City
Logansport
Trades Assembly
Spencerake
George Burkhart
Kennedy
Gas Bell Labor
News
Batesville
Fort Wayne
Berghoff
Henry Cohen
Central Labor Union
Swinney Park
Sullivan
Curtis Schooley Attacks Father with Knife
Curtis Schooley, a colored youth, attempted to kill his father Rufus Schooley at 755 West North Street. After a drunken confrontation the two fought. a knife stroke was dodged, and Curtis was subdued by Patrolman Vardemark who arrested both men for assault and drawing deadly weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Schooley
Rufus Schooley
West North Street
Curtis
Young Schooley
Vardemark
Denison Hotel Hosts State Life Insurance Agents Meeting
At the Denison Hotel on Thursday and Friday this week the State Life Insurance Company will entertain agents from thirty two States. Those here have written seventy thousand dollars of insurance in the last year. The Denison is headquartering delegates to the K of P and Rathbone Sisters meetings on October 7 to 9 with the hotel serving as offices for the orders during the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
State Life Insurance Company
K. of Pland
Rathbone Sisters
Ladies of Honor
Chinatown affray wounds officer. Japanese man killed
In Fresno today a Chinatown clash left Policeman Akers wounded and three Japanese men injured, one of them fatally. The altercation stemmed from the nonreturn of 230 dollars lent by Nakayama to his cousin Nisharaj, with Nakayama described as well educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Chinatown
Akers
Nakayama
Nisharaj
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Path
The advertisement urges immediate choice between misery and cure, presenting Paine's Celery Compound as essential for rheumatism neuralgia kidney and liver issues and nervous disorders. It includes testimonial from John C. Rowan of St Paul Minnesota praising relief and restored health after six years of pain and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Dr. Phelps
John C. Rowan
East Winifred Street
St. Paul
Minn
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