City Council Reaches Water and Street Easement Decisions
Council discusses Oregon Short Line access on Harrigan avenue and a ten foot alley concession. It reviews the Pocatello Water company dispute, conduits for wires, and a plan to fund Local Improvement District No. 4. A sewer bond sale of 64000 is approved and bids sought, with adjournment to Monday.
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Oregon Short Line
Harrigan Avenue
D. Worth
Railroad
Wyeth
Benton
Clark
Utilities Commission
Dietrich
Aera
Southern Idaho Water Power Company
Southern Idaho Company
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First Avenue
German American Trust Company
W. H. Witty
Bean
Arthur and
Lewis
J. W. Slaughter
Fire and Water Committee
Labor World Notes Snapshot of Global Union Activity
The Order of Railroad Telegraphers gains 826 members in April while Saxony reports nearly half a million industrial workers. Toronto office and store staff spark a union drive, Britain sees 95000 textile workers strike, and a New York justice rules Sundays cannot be worked. Union conventions are slated in Schenectady and Peoria, with North Dakota and Regina also advancing labor measures and conventions. St. Paul issues twenty thousand $5 membership certificates to raise funds.
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Toronto
Great Britain
New York Supreme Court
International Brotherhood of Foundry
Schenectady
Regina
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Supreme Court of the United States
New York
St. Paul
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International Federation of Trades Unions
National Association of Labor Commissioners
Nashville
International Association of Factory Sectors
Charles Iffland
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Oscar Fried
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway
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Mary E. McMullen
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