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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
3
Labor Argus invites local union secretaries to send news and notices of interest. All copy for upcoming issues should arrive at the office no later than Tuesday each week and be written on one newspaper page only.
The Labor Argus urges subscriptions and patronage from union members. A Building Laborers Union meeting reports strong growth and activity at their Prankenberger Jal rooms. Capitol City fades Assembly meeting was postponed due to officer absence, and Tailors Union plans a large upcoming gathering.
At a regular Bartenders Union meeting last Sunday officers were elected for the ensuing term. President J. W. Liane Vice President Daniel Recording Secretary Gardner Treasurer and Sentinel Charles were chosen. Officers will be installed at the next meeting on the first of July with a social session to follow.
The Tennesseean argues the crisis exposes the collapse of democratic government under money power. It suggests the trial could clarify fault between miners and mine owners and yield a just judgment in a pivotal historical issue.
The phrase asserts that labor is the patronage of all who earn their bread by hard work. It emphasizes dignity of work and the duty of society to support those who toil daily.
A humorous item attributed to W. A. B. recounts a caller imitating a southern drawl during a telephone conversation with Marse Henry Watson. The dialogue uses dialect to depict characters such as Bob in Atlanta and Marie Henry and includes comic exchanges about a house, a horse, and a cart.
The Boise trial features a central criminal figure whose alleged acts, including theft and bigamy, are raised as key elements in cross examination. The defense hints at ties between Orchard and the Pinkett agency, alleging special privileges as a Colorado unionist during labor unrest.
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