Labor Day Parade and Picnic Celebration Announced
A large Labor Day event is planned under the Central Labor Union guiding committee. A grand parade forms at Sov Park with a line of march and sections for various locals and divisions, followed by a picnic at the park with refreshments and local vendors.
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Capinel
Evar
Gentral Ginhor Union
Yhdeh Rommsea
Ulna Pietock Ani
Len Setock
Omeia
Parade
Chigt Marsal
Fycer America
Clerks Fight Over Shop Hours And Union Action
An incident report details a Retail clerks association meeting discussing a potential strike to enforce an earlier closing time of 7 o clock. Worried merchants and customers fear lost trade while workers insist the change is needed for safety and fairness. A separate note mentions a medical case and a finger injury under legal review.
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Retailherks Assasiation
Toemutlaca Pinas
Watnbat
Metchalty
Jung
Ascetsary
Howe
Amy
No Strike at Present Deliberations Continue for Miners
The Bile Workers convention at Hareltanenmg 10.3 closes Thursday and after deliberation the committee decides that sluice questions be settled by a national panel including President Mireneil and other officials. They plan to meet before April 1st and promise to press employers to honor demands. A general holiday for miners is proposed to celebrate a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile Workers
Explosion Injures Eight At Scott Coal Mine Shaft
A dynamite explosion late at night at the Scott mine east shaft injured eight miners from Shamokin Beaverdale and nearby towns. Workers, including John Shetumaks and James Doyle, suffered serious burns and bruises as crews hoisted to the surface and transported to hospital or home.
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Ade
Scott Calliery
Cnion
Compavr
Niutsday
Vittine
John Shetumaks
Shame Kfathtla
Burt Eyas Blayn
Will Wey Tsauc Moyer
Tames
Vines
Williaax Sullivan
Stein ‘Yoder
Shamokin
Phil
Hina
James Motnughen
Joki Shamingky
Hix Eo Pauions
Mbive HC
Preston Mel Williams
Kam~insky
Efiuses
Adelane Order of Hiber nians events at Edgawood Park
A fragmentary notice describes the Adelane Order of Hiber nians of Supehinobeciuet planning a gathering at Edgawood Park near Fanjuy with promises of elaborate seals and a three-brunelinw event in Wale county Mt. Carmel. Shamokin Mud Toaney Gap figures in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelane Order of
Hibernians
Supehinobeciuet Wowury
Edgawood Park
Brunelinw
Wale
Mt. Carmel
Thia
Fragmentary Notice of Local Matter
Fragmented OCR text references a local matter with names and places obscured. The readable segments mention people and actions but lack coherent details or outcomes. The item hints at a public or community notice but cannot be clearly identified or summarized.
1s Banat bey Sat it Ay fine ercar
Readable fragments describe a name Ay and events tied to a fine or penalty. The text is unclear. no full names, dates, or places are confirmed. Summary notes limited due to unreadable OCR, presenting only scattered phrases about a fine and a person named Ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banat
Bey
Ayer's Pills Advertised for Digestive Relief
An early 1900s style ad claims Ayer's Pills cleanse the tongue, cure dyspepsia, and restore liver balance. Describes the pill as easy to take and operate, urging readers to use the remedy for stomach and digestion issues.
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Ayer
We Aiden
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