Local News and Union Meetings Highlight Week
J J Miskell visited from Ash Camp on business while Lake Lauhan Tomsburgtoo arrived from A on related matters. Clark Johnson returns to his office after a Huntington family visit as nomination blanks go to local Mine Workers Unions for officer elections. Tailors and Bartenders report active meetings with new members. union growth tones optimistic. Painters refuse non union cleaners. C B Jordan becomes linotype operator for Donnally Publishing Co. Capitol City Trades Assembly to convene Monday night with urgent business. Labor Argus to publish full Mining Commission debates by District No 17. extra copies available on advance orders.
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Labor Argus
Mining Commission
Union votes to stay with International Typographical Union
Will Stick to I. T. U. Ottawa Typographical Union No. 102 denies the rumor afloat and declares in favor of remaining with the International after a special meeting. An almost unanimous vote preserved the union. a few members who planned to secede were expelled without ceremony.
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Ottawa Typographical Union No. 102
The
International
Conditions in Manilla in Circular by Cigar Makers Chief
President GW Perkins of the Cigar-makers International Union cites Manila factory figures with seventy nine cigar plants. Forty eight are Chinaman owned employing Chinese labor, while all but two are European owned.
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GW. Perkins
Cigar-makers International Union
Philip
Manila
Miners Leader Dropped Suit Over Arbitration Claim
A. D. Walas, attorney for Binghampton, sued John Mitchell of the miners alleging he suggested the arbitration that settled the 1902 anthracite strike. The action was dropped after a nominal 25 cent recovery. Walas gained publicity rather than money.
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John Mitchell
A.D. Wal
Binghampton
Tutter
Mitchel
Walent
Mitchell Day Celebrated in Wilkesharo Pa Parade
Mitchell day was celebrated in Wilkesharo Pennsylvania with one of the greatest celebrations in the city. Thousands of miners marched in a grand parade and enthusiastically demonstrated their confidence and esteem for their peerless leader.
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Mitchell
Wilkesharo
Ordered Back to Work at White & Cos Colliery
The employes of White and Cos collier y at Wadesville Pennsylvania struck for a wage increase and have been ordered back to work by officers of the United Mine Workers.
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White & Cos
Wadesville
United Fine Workers
Too True on City School Children Health Crisis
A historical report from New York cites 189000 pupils lacking adequate nourishment or medical care in city schools after a committee of physical welfare investigators examined about one sixth of pupils. The piece notes critics dismissed earlier figures as socialist, urging voters to choose the same old political tickets.
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Keavert Winter
New York
New York City
Stady
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