Labor paper touted as superior ad medium in West Virginia
The Labor Argus touts its reach and labor-oriented focus, urging support for unionists and labor actions. It notes the Carpenters Union vote on international officers, promotions for workers, and an eight hour day. It mentions I L Wertheim’s Sixth Annual Sale and local labor groups like Liblry Workers and garment workers. Also reports on Charleston Typographical Union, Mine Workers administrator appointment after Detroit disaster, and local political candidates Wopping and Hood tied to labor circles.
Trades Assembly Meeting Cap City Session Next Monday
The Capitol City Trades Assembly will meet in regular session next Monday evening at elock with a heavy agenda. Plans for entertaining the State Federation will be discussed. Delegates should attend promptly to ensure representation and progress on business.
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Capitol City Trades Assembly
Elock
Tramael
Committee on Arrangements for State Federation Labor Convention
The committer appointed by the Prats Assembly to arrange access for delegates to the State Federation of Labor convention holds an important meeting at Assembly Hall on January 22 for family afternoon. Committee members L Heizers Ed Creedon John Clows John R Foster and another member should be present.
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Prats Assembly
State Federation v Labor
Assembly
L. Heizers
Eds Creedon
Jonna Cllows
John R. Foster
John
Keights of Labor Officer Elections Reported
Fohn Wages was reelected general master workman at the convention in Washington DC. Other officers named include T J Chamberlain of Colorado secretary treasurer LA San Toronto general worthy Mc Brooklyn J McGuire Nesark and A J Valier with Jersey City among executive board members.
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Fohn Wages
Keights of Labor
Washington, DC
T. J. Chamberlain
Colorado
San
Toronto
General Worthy
Brooklyn
J. McGuire
Nesark
A. J. Valier
Jersey City
Whalen Labor's Guest At Batavia Dinner
In Batavia New York a union dinner honored John S. Winden of Rochester and guest speakers from Rochester and Batavia labor circles. Attendees included past officials and press figures. a telegram from pressman-elect Peter A. Porter offered congratulations to Whalen.
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Batavia
Mundy
Sgueciet
John S. Winden
Rochester
Wictey
Sherman
Une Luts National Unions
Tie Reels Clumber Union
Rod. Runyan
Ue Bas
Shevijany
Fawens
Ties Office
de Pressman
Peter A. Porter
Mr. Whalen
Carpenters Benefit Renewal Report Highlights
The renewing report for the past year by carpenters delegates to the ALPL convention notes charter issuances, gains in membership, dues paid, and sick benefits totaling 50 000 dollars. It records deaths of members, strikes costs, and wage discussions shaping next year’s approach. The report discusses sick benefits at fifty thousand and five dollars for union costs.
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Carpenters
Printer Elected Amid Detroit Trade Union Rift
George Duncan, a union printer, was elected to the Morhig state seat from Detroit at the late election. The result marks a shift in local labor representation with Duncan securing the vacancy.
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George Duncan
Atare Fron
Detroit
Fiean Uicket
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I. L. Wertheim
Capitol
State Streets
Oelok
Ielder & Turley
American Clothiers
Capitol Street
W. J. Wilton
Ron
Jacob
Charleston, W.va
Moore’s Pharmacy
Lovell and
Clendennin Sts
Kanawha Street
Tia
Peoples
Charleston
W. Vaight
Kavawha Street
W. P. Kountz
Hone Pane
Bradford
Seh
Mother
Tails
Worties
The
Carpenters Union
Liar Argus
West Virginia
St. Louis
Seno Aginnal
Fell Woor
Liblry
Unis City
William J- Hall
Dayia Long
Mt. Carbon
Clark Johnson
Isaac Panke
Stephen McArdle
House of Deletes
Stupemason’s Union
B. B. Hood
Pharleston Typograhical Union
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Trades Assembly Meeting
Srect
E. A. Botkin
Capitol St
Jarrett & Geary
UNION
Charleston National Bank Building
Charleston, W. VA
Frankenberger & Co
Whalen
She Prindle Furniture Co
Chaleston
Huntington
4Th Ave
Portsmouth
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