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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1906

Page

5

Labor Day Preparations in West Virginia City

Local unions plan Labor Day events for a major state Federation of Labor meeting in January. Prominent mine worker Embleton visited district headquarters as a party nominee for Mason county delegates. Steamship J Q Dickinson to run Labor Day excursion with stops at Crown Hill Cabin Creek Junction and Cedar Grove.

State Federation of Labor West Virginia RLPL Emideton Pomeroy Bend Embleton Mason County Newsboys Heit J. Q. Dickinson Pratt Crown Hill Cabin Creek Junction Cedar Grove Henry Jenkins Hartford City United Mine Workers Ben Davison Montgome Henry M. Grounds Powellton Ulm. W Lahor Argus Pol Tel Flyin Typographical Union Assembly Mall

Labor Day SerMon Planned by City Clergy

Rev Ernest Thompson of First Presbyterian church will open Labor Day services at the park with a prayer and remarks aimed at trade unionists. Rev Ernest Sceninsen of Dickinson Church invites all union men to attend Labor Sunday observances at his church and at all services, marking the first national Labor Sunday observance.

J.C. Adler W.D. Baldwin Rey Ernest, Thompson First Presbyterian Ehaveh Anne Rev Thompson Ernest Sceninsen Dickinson Church South Charleston

Labor Day Decorations at Moores 118 Capitol Street

Decorations for Labor Day include flags festooning plumes bunting canes and related items set at Moores 118 Capitol Street for the holiday display.

Moores Capitol Street

Rights and Labor Freedom Versus Wage Slavery

A historic defense of unionism and the fight for liberty from wage slavery. The text argues the need to resist capitalism’s wealth inequality and defend free speech, press, and meetings, urging workers to awaken and organize against oppressive power structures represented by leading industrial families.

United States American Federation of Labor Russi Astors Vanderbilts Rockefellers

Fraxer Co. Labor Day Proclamation At One Price Clothiers

A Labor Day proclamation invites readers to visit Fraxer Co The Only One Price Clothiers to learn about their firm aimed at improving value for laboring customers and offering the lowest prices The notice emphasizes welcoming shoppers to explore their through line and call for details.

Fraxer Co

Ministers as delegates at labor union meeting

Rev John B Dev editor of the New York Observer and Rev M S Littlefield faced objections before the Central Labor Union over admitting delegates. Littlefield asserted church qualifications and pledged a church quilt, saying only union labor should work on it. The move drew mixed reaction with calls for bridging labor and church through mutual contact. the church remains cautious yet hopeful.

John B. Dev New York Obs M.S. Littlefield Labor Union Littlefield Tf Laernal Christian East World Breich Ham

Postoffice Employees Organize Federational of Postoffices

The postoffice clerks form the Federational of Postoffic ion Moni of the Ame ricr, with officers elected in Chicago Louisville Milwaukee and San Francisco. J waukee is President and Ca vency is Treasurer, a National Organizer appointed. The plan has long been in talks and promises rapid growth.

al Federational Postofficion Moni Americr Chicago Louisville Mil- House Jwaukee Cavency San Francisco

Union Qualifications For A Genuine Union Man

A 1906 editorial outlines required qualities for union members citing justice, unity, labor support, and loyalty to the Constitution. It urges organizing, purchasing union-made goods, paying dues, reading labor literature, and voting for judges and leaders who uphold equal rights regardless of creed or race, warning that without union strength workers face oppression.

Lrd United States Baxeibar

Government ownership urged to curb railroads

The piece argues railroads should be state controlled or operated to end private profit, noting their vast wealth concentration and influence over Congress. It cites deadly wrecks and calls for national regulation or public ownership to protect self government.

United States Asman Congress

Unions Debate Worker Support Amid Fatal Accident Fallout

A Chicago union resolution proposes keeping workers at their posts after fatal accidents and allocating 50 percent of wages earned on the accident day to relief funds. The Michigan Supreme Court bans broom production at the state prison, a move tied to the Broommakers Union case. The Farmers Union is noted to boast over 500000 members in southern cotton states.

A Hom Charleston Chicago United Mine Workers Supreme Court of Michi The Broommakers? Union Farmers? Union South

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