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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1907

Page

4

Farmer’s path to whisky theft and widow’s aid tale

A young man leaves farming to chase moonshine profits in Tennessee. He drugs the widow, learns the stills, then uses her information to indict operators while the community watches. The plan collapses as witnesses falter and charges fail, yet the tale exposes illicit distilling’s reach.

Loristual Lovlac Ram Miele Distillers Tennessee Polk County Gourd Lansing Toc Abe Keil Weis Tore Qulie Hesseé Lyon Trevenne Loris Lee Patel Lee

Gold Watch Free Case Auction Ad Copy

A fifteens jewel gold watch is offered as a free case item described as a beauty. The ad urges readers not to miss the display and availability.

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A High Tribute to Mr Mitchell

The announced retirement of John Mitchell as president of the United Mine Workers of America draws regret from Sehuykill miners who hold him in high esteem. He earned praise for integrity, in urging self education, family care, and abstemious living while guiding workers through hardship. Despite offers to raise pay, he refused to burden miners and prepared for the future with consistent, selfless leadership.

John Mitchell Tom United Mine Workers of America Sehuykill County Slitehell Nike

Great Headway in Labor Organizing Campaign in West Virginia

Natiral Organier T P Mya of the Adnerioan Federation of Taibor plans to relive operations in Wheeling to expand organizing efforts across the interior. Temporary headquarters will be in Huntington while Wheeling houses permanent offices as he and leaders travel the state with West Virginia State Federation of Labor support. He will attend the American Federation of Labor convention in Novak Virginia and return to Wheeling with Samuel Gompers, aiming to finish the statewide campaign and seed new organizing across couch fields.

Natiral Organier't TP Mya Adnerioan Federation of Taibor Wheeling Iwan Huntington Vigan West Virginia Anita Novak Virginia Westment Wheelin Owen Sil Wit Tae Samuel Gompers Othyr

Notice to Unions Encourages Labor News Submissions

The Labor Argus invites local unions across the state to submit news of interest and labor events. Secretaries are urged to send notices and copies to the office by Tuesday each week for inclusion. Copy should be written on the paper and mailed to the office.

Labor Argus

Fate of a New River Miner Unfolds in Prisoner’s Fate

Fragmentary OCR tale follows a miner’s collapse under hardship. A woman observes a tense approach to a cottage as two men near the door, a violent outcome hinted. A husband’s collapse and an elderly patient’s death frame the scene, with poverty shaping the tragedy.

Ann Mease Chun LeMinee

Workingmen of Ney Rivet Organize United Mine Workers

A dramatic scene depicts a father urging unity as he endures pain and fear for his family. He addresses his daughter and calls for organizing the United Mine Workers of America to break chains of servitude. The voice urges workers to stand and fight oppression, pledging collective action. The message ends with a call to patrons of labor newspapers.

Nis Mijid Lelves Samuel Dixon Aml Childrey

Buchtel in More Trouble In Coloruity Era

Gov. Buchtel faces fresh trouble as a pardon in Corrido City frees a red light district offender. The move draws opposition from Western labor groups and reform factions who had backed his solo political stance. Local officials warn the situation could strain coalition support.

Buchtel Red Light Corrido City W. VU Buehtel

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