Feats of Local News Amid Labor and Union Talk
Rumors say merchants will stay open after supper to aid traveling public while unions push for stronger labor support. A. Bergson, a Tailor's Union rep, leaves Charleston for Lexington to join a leading merchant tailor. Rice at Cedar Grove improves. John Nugent and F. Morris attend to district business. The Labor Day committee plans moves, central body eyes John Mitchell or Samuel Gompers for next year, and Union Label advocacy grows stronger.
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A. Bergson
Tailor's Union
Leyington
Berson
Charleston
Rice
Cedar Grove
Gettiv
John Mitchell
Samuel Ganthers
Olson Adler
Pry
Ics
Don’t Repeat Gossip Learn a Laugh and Keep Calm
Strong guidance urges restraint in speaking about others and avoiding gossip. It promotes kindness, patience, and self control, noting laughter and good humor can be healthier than conflict or needless dispute. Avoid prying into others private affairs and stay modest about one’s own rightness.
Solicitor Wanted in The Mal Fells Territory
A local appeal seeks a capable man to join The Table RAR as solicitor. The candidate should be well known in the Mal Fells region and familiar with territorial matters. Immediate engagement requested for legal liaison duties.
Falone Opens New Brunswick Alleys in Charleston
The State will open a top bowling alley on Capitol Street mid month. Four lanes with modern Brunswick equipment promise perfect pins and a new attraction. L. Falone owns the venture with McLean as manager and a skilled staff. The pinsetting system and games like duck pins and rubberneck will draw crowds.
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Capitol Street
Devious
VM Brunswick-Lialke- Callender Company
Stridge
Charleston
Brunswick
Ant
L. Fylone
Fylone
Jamie
McLean
Dusgame
Falone
New Labor Temple Planned in Francisco City Center
The Inilling tres council of Francisco hires plus mutihe for a new labor temple on Southwest corner of Fourteenth and Ciuc streets. The three story building to house council offices, union agents, reading rooms, assembly hall, reporters rooms, and a large upper hall. Exterior features include large columns and symmetric windows. Estimated cost 275000, with completion expected soon.
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Comcil
Leo
Sud
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Fielder & Turley
American Clothiers
Union Made Clothing
W. J. Wilton
Jacob
Charleston, W. VA
Moore’s Pharmacy
Lovell and
Clendennin Sts
Gtone
W. VA
Kanawha Street
J. L. Wertheim
Cor, Capitol and
State Streets
Capitol
NBL
W. Beckenstein
Montgomery
Raoee. Ngi
Satunday
John Nugent
Moving Picture
R. Forsyth
Labor Temple
San Francisco
U.S
Jarett-Kehoe Shoe Co
G.D. Poindenter & CO
Charleston National Bank
E. A. Botkin
Sed Hloov Bradfordlay
Capitol St
New York
Jeffries Shoe Store
BELL
Gus Schnurman
Prop
Orn
Drapsries Stores
the Prindle Furniture Co
Huntington
4Th Ave
West Va
Portsmouth
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