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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
3
The Labor Argus seeks news of interest to local unions across the State and labor developments in Increst. Secretaries are urged to mail notices and stories to the office, with all copy for upcoming issues due by Tuesday each week and printed on one side of the paper only.
The Labor Argus notes regular meetings for Printing Pressmen at Assembly Hall and Capitol City Trades Assembly Monday night. Carpenters plan joint attendance. Alvin L. Snyder leaves Charleston Typographical Union for Bluefield. Cooks and waiters invite all to a Lane Day assembly April 28 to perfect a new union with Joli Nugent aiding installation.
David Arthur business agent for ten local unions was burned to death in a blaze destroying several lodging houses in downtown Lewiston Idaho last Monday. He was 64, a native of Scotland and had been in Lewiston for some time. smoke likely blinded him preventing escape. His body was found after the hotel fire and remains will be cared for by local unions.
A labor resolution from Lee Mojun No.10 District 17 protests the detention of Moyer Maywood Pettibone in Idaho, claims denial of speedy trial and extradition rights, condemns the Western Mine Owners Association, and pledges support to the Western Federation of Miners while urging protests nationwide and sending copies to officials and labor papers.
A fractured obituary style note mourns the death of Ww. Al. Tanti with vague formalities and calls for sympathy, support for the family, and filing of condolences from members. It reflects a frayed text with occasional names and a push to subscribe to the Argus.
Judge Jude Prentiss addressed a Chicago Civic Federation gathering at Mrs. Poulter Palmers house, praising organized labor for leading the fight against treachery and warning against Benedict Arnolds seeking to betray the nation. He cited three firm boys who intercepted Benedict Arnold and saved the country from harm, asserting labor’s Vanguard role to protect citizens from manipulative forces.
Officials promise to stand behind an agreement, declaring a sacred obligation to honor the pledge and fulfill their commitment to the public trust.
The article promotes 2 karat gold fillings as the best choice for teeth, emphasizing serviceability and appearance. It notes cost is based on amount of gold used and highlights a painless method as a specialty.
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