Peaceful Miners Amid Work After Putney Settlement
Clark Johnson attends his sister's funeral in Williamsport Kentucky where district leaders report improving union conditions. Henry Aronnds and Ben Morris boosted organizing while Winifrede union thrives. Putney troubles resolved, several locals paid up and delinquents to be dropped. Labor Argus subscription urged at 1.00 per year.
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Clark Johnson
Deepwater
Henry Aronnds
Ben Morris
National District
Ben Davis Leflash Wight
Williamsport
Ben
Lncald Nave
Save Your Money and Secure Savings
A public notice urges workers to save part of each paycheck to meet contingencies like strikes and accidents. It promotes Kanawha Banking & Trust savings deposits at 3 percent interest, noting its long-running department in Charleston and late evening hours for depositors. The call encourages starting an account now, large or small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Banking & ‘Trust
Charleston
No Mistake Editorial Saying From A Convention
A minister offered a Twastz at a recent editorial convention praising editors. He urged readers to pay for papers promptly to prevent starvation, advertise to support newspapers, contribute news items, write on one side of sheets, and send contributions early. He jokes that burying editors would guard against mistakes, as dead people never err.
Carpenters Union Expands Membership Across Jurisdiction
Local Union No 1207 of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners in America continues nightly initiations and aims to bring every competent carpenter within its jurisdiction into membership, signaling broad growth and organizational reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
America
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Niagara Falls
Local Meeting Draws Crowded Hall for Busy Campaign Night
A crowded hall fills for a busy campaign meeting as organizers announce fifteen candidates for tonight's voting. The season is noted as the most successful yet for the building trades in the city, with standing room only and strong turnout.
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L. Pitch
Tate
Land of the Free Outpaces Criminals Abroad
In a provocative note, the columnist asserts the United States leads in criminality among nations, claiming 115 known criminals per million while Italy lags. England France and Canada are cited as far behind, with optimism that trust meetings will lower the rate.
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Oman
Italy
England
France
First President I T U Dead Ends Printer Career
Isaac D. George, first president of the International Topographical Union and longtime Chicago printer, dies at 65. The Labor Arts urges working people to subscribe, inviting readers to join at once.
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Isaac D. George
International Topographical Union
Pres Dent
Chicago
Labor Arts
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