Blood hounds on the strike at Wheeline Bell Building
The Wheeline fineman strike faces injunctions from Bell and National Telephone, with deputies guarding the line. Bloodhounds from Moundsville were placed on the trail by the Bell Building and returned to start after failing to deter the strike. Strikers boast while private detectives seek charges, as a tense scene unfolds near the Bell Building.
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National Telephone
Thieven
Laeutiers
National Telephone Company
Moundsville
Bell Telephone
Dhoor Urals
Mims
Isyrie
Typographical Convention Delegates Report Pleasant Time
Charleston correspondent Bhool reports from the Third International Typographical Union convention. He served on the subordinate unions committee and notes broad work, including a village pension fund. The event also discussed strikes, constitutional changes, and a forthcoming convention in Boston next August with several local candidates active.
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Sicraphical
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Ulage
Los Angeles
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Ahe Girly
Boston
Anion Alcealys
Gain of Over a Thousand Continued from Page 4
A qian picnic and platform dance will provide amusements with several speakers delivering addresses. Russell of Local Union 1869 notes 125 of the workers at Loiguers are paying members, while six remaining on site are expected to join soon. The effort aims to grow the union, with hopes of gains across the Kanawha Valley as reported from Montgomery.
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Russell
Interchange of Cards Between Miners Unfolds
Officials of United Mine Workers and Western Federation of Miners reach agreement on inter organizational card exchange. The matter, long debated, sets rules for affiliates to join either organization by depositing their card, granting protection to members within jurisdiction.
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Nis Juellenlay
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Charleston Plans 170000 Bond Issue for City Projects
Charleston proposes a 170000 bond issue under acts of 1872 2 and 1903 to fund Elk River bridge completion Keystone bridge demolition Spring Street work cemetery debt paving curbing and sewering fire stations and city buildings. Bonds run 34 years 4.5 percent interest with annual interest payments and a sinking fund funded by city revenues. Special election set for October 1907 with three-fifths of voters needed to approve.
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Elk River
Virginia Street
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Cemetery Fund
Chase National Bank
New York
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Charles
Charlestan
Claristin
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