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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1907

Page

3

Unwarranted Attack Lines Split Labor News

A stirred Charleston Mail column critiques a Mine Workers Journal spread about West Virginia miners. It rebuts claims that English miners were being targeted and defends Immigration Commissioner John Nugent. The piece cites organizational tensions, inspections, and a push for skilled workers amid industry upheaval. The debate features quotes from the state immigration representative and local labor leaders.

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Gompers Fight on Mr. Taft Adopts Federation Stand

In Columbus the Ohio State Federation of Labor closed its session with a unanimous vote endorsing Samuel Gompers’s position as stated in The Federationist editorial. The measure lauds the American Federation of Labor leader’s critique of Taft and supports his broader labor policy.

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Gold Watch Free at Labor Argus Special Offer

An exact duplicate of the GOLD WATCH is to be given away by the Labor Argus as part of a Special October Offer on page two. The watch is on display in the show window of J. Charles Ernst, the Arcade Jeweler, with a guaranteed 25 year case and fifteen jewels. A beauty that can't fail to be seen.

J. Charles Ernst

Roy's expert finding on Stuart mine disaster revealed

A historical examination by Hon. Andrew Roy, titled History of the Coal Miners of the United States, discloses the real cause of the Stuart mine disaster. Readers are invited to grab a free copy offer on page five of this issue.

Stuart Mine Andrew ‘Roy United States

Call for Union Mass Meeting Charleston 1907

City Typographical Union No 146 calls all city trades to mass meeting on October 12 at 7 30 PM in Trades Assembly Hall Capitol Street Charleston. Meeting aims to discuss vital labor matters and unite local unions with strong attendance urged by union leaders and allied presidents.

Charleston Trades Assembly Hall Capitol Street Beat Jferseh

Stuart Mine Explosion and Roy Volume Release

The third edition of the His Try of the Coal Miners of the United States compiled by Hon. Andrew Roy of Glen Key Ohio is on sale. Roy, a leading mining authority, details the Stuart mine explosion with new information from his on-site investigation and findings not previously published. The Labor Argus announces reduced prices for readers in West Virginia and urges miners to secure a copy without delay.

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Missouri Labor Backs Initiative and Referendum Amendments

The Missouri Federation of Labor approved adopting initiative and referendum constitutional amendments and ordered an education campaign. Leaders like John Z White, W P Will and others supported the movement to establish the system in Missouri, with a state campaign likely to center on this issue. The union label is touted as the emblem guiding labor in Missouri. Do you want a gold watch free read our special October offer on page two.

Missouri Federation of Labor John Z. White W. P. Will Ton. Speed d Osby Henry 8. Julian Henry Salmon W. Moser Missouri Little Mountain State

Membership gains at Ly mond City meeting amid union talks

A large assembly at Raymond City led by Ly B H Duckwyler as chair discussed increasing membership and reorganization plans. District President Craigo and officials from Paint Creek and Green Castle mines addressed wage, burial funds, and union conditions as crews report rising dues and stronger local organizing efforts.

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Cheerful Booster Sermon Urges Respect for Workers

Rev Charles Stelzie of the Presbyterian church delivers a timely sermon on dignity in the workplace. He condemns gossip and ridicule among coworkers, praising tact, culture, and mercy. The talk emphasizes standing by principles despite adversity and lifting others instead of tearing them down.

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