Lofty humanitarianism in Australia for orphans and homes
A historically toned piece praising Australia and New Zealand for humane child welfare. It argues state support funds each orphan in investigated homes, bans boarding houses, assigns guardians, and apprentices youths at thirteen with ongoing supervision to adulthood, claiming strong moral development and foster attachment comparable to biological parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiore
New Zealand
Notable labor federation roster lists key leaders
A roster of labor representatives in the Cleveland federation names Samuel Gompers as first vice president and John Mitchell as chairman of the trade agreement committee. Samuel B. Donnelly of New York Typographical Union No. 6 serves as secretary. The list includes leaders from the United Mine Workers, Locomotive Firemen, and several other international unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyie Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Wedl of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers America
Warren S. Stone
International Brotherhood of Locative Engineers
A. J. Garretson
International Order of Railway Conductors
James Duncan
International Association of Granite Cutters
Daniel J. Keefe
International Association of Longshoremen
DP. H. Morrissey
Motherhood
James M. Lynch
International ‘Typographical Union
Dennis A. Mayes
Glass Botte Blowers’ International Association
William Tuber
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Mr. Gompers
Mitchell
Samuel B. Donnelly
New York
Typographical Union
Federation
The Kindly Employer Explained By A Bookkeeper
A bookkeeper recalls asking for a raise after six years of faithful service. The boss reassures him with a kind response, promising no salary reduction if he continues to do his duty faithfully. Reported by the New Orleans Times Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
New Orleans Times Democrat
Labor Gossip and Labor-Bureau Actions Across Regions
The Seattle Labor Temple declares a 10 percent dividend on Investment. Arthur Paterson of Galesburg elected president of Minos Retail Clerks' association with weekly wage set at 59. Nova Scotia appoints a commission to study old age pensions for workers. Georgia Farmers' Union opposes influx of foreign immigrants. Campaign against Greek labor migration to U S bootlegging and candy outlets starts by immigration bureau. Massachusetts business letters urge blocking labor legislation, stamped by the Explorers' Association of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Labor Temple Association
Minos Retail Clerks’ Associaton
Arthur Paterson
Galesburg
Nova Scotia
Farmers’ Union of
Georgia
South
Bureau of Immigraton
Massachusetts
Recess Committee On Labor
Explorers’ Association of Boston
Labor Meeting Notes and Union Actions
The World of Labor reports a well attended Carpenters meeting and notes a canceled Trades Assembly due to lack of quorum. Bricklayers held a busy session with important business. Painters plan a vote on reaffiliating with the Trades Assembly and are expected to approve. The DOJ bans unskilled railroad worker imports under the alien contract law. The Oklahoma Federation of Labor backs woman suffrage and aims to make it a campaign issue, noting the AFL can influence the presidential race with its 3,000,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therades Assembly
Oklahomate Federation of Labor
AP_of L
United States
St. Joseph Union
Star Restaurant Reopens Under R J Washington at 19 Summers
R J Washington, noted hotel and restaurant man, leases the Star Restaurant at 19 Summers Street. He has refurnished the property and offers one of the citys most up to date restaurants and lodging houses. He extends a cordial invitation to patrons and the public to call for first class accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Washington
Summers Street
Ile
Carpenters' Correspondent Urges Local News Submissions
A call for correspondents asks readers to report shop happenings and communications from unions. The note emphasizes weekly input from every union and urges brothers to participate to enrich the paper with timely items.
Local Man Honored in Fraternal Order Appointment
John KR Foster of Charleston has been reappointed by the Grand Worthy Patriarch as Deputy Grand President of West Virginia's Second District. The Union president’s prior term earned him praise, and he receives congratulations from supporters and friends on this well merited honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR. Foster
Charleston
Orde Eagles
West Virginia
Order
Clerks Form New Organization At Odd Fellows Temple
Clerks meet at Fellows Temple to form a permanent organization under Frank W. Snyder. Officers elected include Past President Quier Craig, President Sam Less, President Andrew Claon, Vice President Walter, Corresponding W G Mall, Treasurer J J Mainder. By law committee named, affiliation with Capitol City Trades Assembly approved, next meeting set for next Tuesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows Temple
Frank W. Snyder
Quier Craig
Sam Less
Andrew Cla
Walter
W. G. Mall
J. J. Mainder
R. I. Kuntz
Chas.Henderson
Oliver Craig
Captol City Trades Assembly
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Union buys land to build own meeting hall
General Labor Notes reports the Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union of Kansas City Missouri has purchased ground to construct a dedicated meeting hall. Junior Order American Me seeks to stamp the union label on all printed matter following a recent convention. Farmers Union of Mississippi enters politics with two members aiming for the lower house. Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Justice Stafford upholds the right to issue an unfair list as legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union of
Kansas City Mo
Farmers’ Union of
Mississippi
Justice Stafford
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Insinuation as a Subtle Weapon in Trade Unions
The text argues that insinuation weakens the trade union movement by sowing doubt about unions and individuals within labor, warning that critics spread mistrust and hinder industrial freedom. It suggests harsh social rebukes for such critics and urges openness to fresh ideas and solidarity.
Divorce in Kanawha County Court Amid Nonresident Defendant
Order of publication in West Virginia Kanawha Circuit Court proceedings for Margery Bryan seeking divorce from Gordon Bryant. Defendant non resident. required to appear within one month after first publication. deposition notice issued for December in Charleston. Continuous dates and legal notices outline filing and deposition details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
KaNawha County
Circuit Court
Gordon Ryan
D. M. Summkng
Renentson
Gordon Bryant
Robertson
Charleston
Kanawha
Maxcury Bevas
E. E. Robertson
Sol. Ly Coutset
Notice to Unions Seeks Local News for Labor Argus
Labor Argus calls on local union secretaries to mail news and notices of interest. Send all copy for seceding issues to the office not later than Thursday each week, and use one side of the paper only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Argus
Special Notice Extends Watch Club Offer to Christmas
At patrons' urging the club extends the Special Club Offer until Christmas Day. Credit will be given for both new and old subscribers, encouraging late starters to join and benefit from the program.
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the National City Bank
Kanawha Street
the Tribune Co
the Gazette
Mail News Co
Donnally Publishing Co
Lovett Printing Co
S. Moore
Merchants Printing Co
Prank W. Snyder
E. A. Botkin
Bradford Tidg
Capitol St
Kanawha Brewing
Charleston, W. VA
She Prindle Furniture Co
Complete Home Outfitters
Sense Aeeere
Capitol Street
West Va
Labor
National Civic Federation
Trades Assembly
Department of Justice
Star Restaurant
Carpenters
General Labor Notes
Margery Bryan
St. Albert
Ever King Sanitary
Cianonable
Carney & Berks
J. M. Sayre Barber Shop
Virginia Street
Servic
the Palace Cafe
T. V. Marcum
Mgr
Jib Ezori
Summers St
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