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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

3

Waters Local News Rejects State Federation Call

Charleston Typographical Union No 146 in regular session refuses to recognize the West Virginia State Federation of Labor call issued through a former officer. The union demands investigation by the AFL Executive Council and pledges aid to settle differences while forwarding the resolution to President Gompers. The Trades Assembly also met, approving a lengthy session on local welfare and organization.

Charleston Odd Fellows Gouipers Noember West Virginia Federation Labor Flynn AFL of Ly al Tien Gompers W. Va A. L. Bauer State Federation of Labor Huntington Executive Council American Federation of Labor Hhey A. F. of L

Retail clerks back Trades Assembly on state federation dispute

Elation to ignore the call for a convention of the West Virginia State Federation of Labor at Huntington under the existing circumstances appeals to the Executive Council of the A. F. L. for an investigation of the Peterson squabble and will not take part in the conven tion. The clerks met in special session Tuesday evening to transact matters of importance to the membership endorsing the stand taken by the Trades Assembly and drafting resolutions demanding that the A. F. L. give consideration to the state’s union movement organizers and a thorough investigation of the present control.

West Virginia Che Trades Assembly A. F. of L Con.trol

Carpenters Local 1207 Urges Unity and Action

The Labor Argus notes a return after illness as Carpenters Local 1207 announces a move to a new meeting hall and a Friday meeting time. It urges members to attend, pay dues, and support new officers while urging collective action against labor injustice and political challenges in Congress and the state legislature.

Eprrok Lanor Whit Hits Trade Assembly Hall Ne Ion Congress Mountain Wea Carpenters

Demand the Union Label in Clothing

Wisner, national organizer for the United Garment Workers of America, argues that union label on clothing counters child labor and sweatshop production. He condemns child slavery, prison labor, and racial murder as evils shaping future citizens, health, and community well being.

Whe. Wisner United Garment Workers of Amavita

Taft Scored At Central Federated Union Meeting

An ALA report from New York City notes Taft was criticized at a Central Federated Union gathering. Lujunetion Patt, a delegate from the International Union of Stein Engineers, accused Taft of using Signal Corps members in place of union mechanics in the War Department. The Labor Argus is the only paper in this state section to cover union news.

Central Federated Union of New York City Lujunetion Patt Miartin F. Coy International Union of Stein Engineers Taft Membe Signal Corps War Department The Labor Argus Paber

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