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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
The text urges union members to attend every meeting, arguing that regular presence sustains purpose and energy. It compares a missing gathering to a failing business and emphasizes that even silent attendance encourages others, while organized labor aims beyond wages to defend homes, educate, end child labor, and foster solidarity.
Notice states on August 7 106 at 9 to 5 at E K Reedy Bradford Building deposition of Elmer Woolf and others for evidence in a Kanawha County chancery case where the sender is plaintiff and defendant named. If not begun or completed, deposition continues daily at same hours and place until finished. Also includesLabor Argus advertising line.
Deposition notice issued for the defendant in Nawha County Circuit Court. The matter involves eM Joss and Maint yy and concerns the claim named Ehaneery iD. Witnesses and dates to be set by the court.
A call seeks a capable labor union man to solicit subscriptions in the coal fields. Applicant should be thoroughly acquainted with the territory and write at once.
The passage argues modern industry drives workers into unions to gain rights denied as individuals. It cites Massachusetts shoemakers as an example where each maker works on only an eightieth of a shoe, limiting wages and bargaining power, hence collective action is needed.
Editor Argus Kease announces candidacy for the House of Delegates and seeks nomination in the Republican primaries to be held September 1, 1906. The notice cites party affiliation and intent, with archival date 7-19-11 and reference FRrep PAct GrosscuP.
Local labor news reports General Labor Day Committee meetings at Assembly Hall Sunday at 2 30 PM and news of a large parade with multiple floats. The Capitol City Trades Assembly and Bricklayers and Stone Masons discuss key issues as miners outing at Mucklow draws praise. Prizes offered for unique uniforms and best looking unions. barbers push organization citywide. union shop cards urged in Charleston.
Capitol Studio at 6124 Kana wha street, near Rogers' Drug Store, showcases appealing prices and photographs. The display emphasizes affordable portraits and scenic pictures, inviting visitors to view offerings and compare values.
The paper plans a special Labor Day issue August 30 of 20 colorful pages with a main Labor Day story and other features. An edition of 3,000 to 7,000 copies will be distributed with the parade. Limited advertising space is available and advertisers are urged to contact the advertising manager.
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