The Sheriff of Bottstown
Bentley Crosby crafts a tale of Jim Helm a KC and G railroad conductor who relocates to Bottstown chasing a quiet life and a romance with Hertha Griggs the sheriff’s daughter while a railway gang tests the town’s security and Helm’s loyalty amid rumors of danger and his own shifting loyalties
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Bentley Crosby
Daily Story
Cas
Jim Helm
Helm
KC d& G. L
Fast Express
Wattstown
Laem
Kansas City
Bottstown
Aertha Griggs
Hiram Gries
Sherrif
Notts County
Fattstown
Hertha
Griggs
Griese Pavior
Teli
Myst
Stupty Tevin
KML
Gudasite
Hertha Grisss
Lel
Winie
Sims
Henry
KC Eg
Ciy
Vortstown
Horst
Bolsron
Jim
Sherimentjak
Organizing Drive Expands Boome r Mine Union Growth
Organizing efforts at Boomer and nearby locals spark strong turnout with over 300 miners attending a Sunday meeting. National Board members Morgan and Davis, plus local officials, praise new memberships and anticipate broader unionization across the region as locals report doubled memberships in recent weeks and wage-scale gains for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSN
Boomer
Seribe Wim. Morgan
Ohio
Harry Botsfield
Yeis Aid Men
Davis
Virginia
Goomer
Vapits
Uhion No. 12
Boomer WA
United Mine Workers of America
National Board
Morgan and
Pivis
Ineal
Mass Meeting Beats Back Grafters in Charleston Labor Rally
A mass meeting advertising the upcoming municipal election drew a large crowd in Charleston. Labor leaders urged unity against alleged grafters, endorsing a cleaner ticket and vowing to back Workingmen candidates at the polls. Resolutions were presented to the executive committee for publication in labor presses.
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Gatun
Represents
Tabor
Jemy Wess
Thoroughy Howe
Matis
Boversmivnit
Chile
Tverty
Labor Ares
LLG Ny
Ely
Charleston
Charleston Labor Union Opposes Smith for Chief of Police
A Charleston labor meeting protests appointing Monard C. Smith as chief of police or any police service role. It condemns Smith for his involvement in the 1904 Cabin Creek strike and urges voters to elect a nonpartisan, businesslike city administrator aligned with honest union- card holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monard C. Smith
Saidity
Howard
Smith
Organized Labor
Citizens
Cabin Creek
Ubut
Charleston
Teamsters President Not Guilty in Conspiracy Trial
President Cornelius P L Shea of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and fellow defendants were found not guilty by a jury in Chicago on charges of conspiring to cripple the Teamsters Union two years ago. Supporters hailed the verdict as a victory for labor against the Manufacturers Association, said to have plotted to wreck the union.
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Cornelius PL Shea
Intermtional Brotherhood of Teamsters
Haring the Teamsters
Hahor
Scheue
Chicago “Seamsters’ Union
Parry comments on Employers’ Association aims
Ex president Mr Parry says the Employers Association must protect employers and independent rights. He warns against adopting a closed shop or boycott, stating such actions exceed legitimate purpose and would cause more harm than good.
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Alianon
Parry
Employers’ “Association
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Hughey’s Buffet
Rathsheller
Opera House
Capitol Street
West VA
Br. R. &. Petty
Ohio College OF Surgery
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New Charleston National
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Bradford
Daily Gazette
Cincinnati
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Associated
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Boustield
Winilerde
Nwiong
Lar Boustiel
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Teemureen
Ty Honn
Litts- Wit
Kansas
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Parkersburg
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Teamsters
Cook County Criminal Court
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Kanawha County
Circuit Court
J. T. Gillispie
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Frank C. Burdett
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