A Maid and a Method
Hartington and Miss Burton discuss attraction and marriage while lounging in a garden. Diogenes mocks psychology and blond women as fools, and Virginia schemes with Darrell and Warrington about weddings and writing, ending with plans for a November marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKeon
Brie
Hartington
Mogenes
Elaar
Diogenes
Mies Burton
Wamere
Philosopher
Darrell
Pope
Darrel
Warrington
Virginia
Durrell
Jack
Eleanor
Dani
Torrington
Nis Mechtin
Amina
Convention Report Exposes Weak Attendance At Niagara Falls
A circular from President James M. Lyveh of the International Typothete union chronicles a Niagara Falls meeting of the United Typothetes of America. It claims fewer than thirty delegates attended a two day session, with about twelve hours of talks. The union faced rejection on a contract change push for eight hour day and closed shop, while critics call the gathering a dismal failure and a poor showing for the once powerful organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Lyveh
International Typog Taptical Union
Jeter
Niagara Falls
Canadir
Mth
Nore
Ber
International Printing Pressmen An Assistants’ Union
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
United ‘Pypothetas of America
Femianuts
Uswt
United Typothete
America
Niagara Walls
United Typothetas of America
N Ra
Sardine metaphor sparks labor debate in Longacre letter
Editor Labor Argus receives a letter comparing Mine Workers of New River and Cabin Creek to sardines in a net of populism. The writer warns that without unified action they may be boxed in by opposing forces, urging support for the cause of labor unity and opposition to perceived manipulation.
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New River
Cabin Creek
Longacre
W Wa
Labor Argus
Diwase
Aid Stavelard Oil
Mat
Nugent to Return and Immigration Debates Abroad
Fragmented OCR notes describe John Nugent and a commissioner's arrival, plus references to European travel, immigrant policies, West Virginia coal regions, wage and working conditions, and various local civic concerns. The text remains garbled but hints at political and labor themes common to the period.
Call for 27th Annual Convention A F L
The American Federation of Labor announces the Twenty Seventh Annual Convention to be held in Norfolk Virginia. Delegates from affiliated unions and federations will meet to elect representation, credentials will be examined, and the program includes sessions at the auditorium on the grounds of the Norfolk hotel complex. The call emphasizes fair representation, credential handling, and travel arrangements, with delegates from national and international unions eligible to attend and participate in deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation At Labor
Ue Agerian Moderation of Labor
Nore Folk
Virginia
Tepiunins
Elbek Moulay
Newent
Iseray
Monilay
Colven
Foam
Pederbahen Tonions
Tilintines Cohierter
Crute
Ue Amerie
Linker
Abe Ajmtta Federation of Labor Offen
Labor
Lenée
Washington, DC
Norfolk
Labora
Jaivestiarn
Norfilk
Furthier
Linea
Tarbor
T. Seoth
City Hall Avenue
Nortalk
Executive Council
Scott
City Mulst
J. Nortilk
Rug
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Kanawha Street
UNION
Kaufman Bros
Ciarleston, W. VA
Moore’s Pharmacy
Gorner Lovell and
Clendennin
the Peoples Store
Joseph Schwab
Trop
Ellen Poll
W. P. Kountz
Charleston
Nuildinig
Meurs
Branltt Lgoom
Dow
the Labor Argus
Summers St
Charleston, W. VA
John Nugent
Europe
West Virginia
Chiesa
Jesuii Barbers
Jaen
Olin
Orameiyit
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Charleston - Hunting
Frank W. Snyder
Charleston, W. Wa
A. F. of L
Representa Los
Convetigi
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Alliew
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