Coal miners demand eight hour day at Shamokin convention
A Shamokin forecast says Lackawanna Schuylkill and Lehigh district miners will not accept renewal of the Roosevelt commission award unless operators agree to the union becoming a signatory party Eight hour work day uniform pay and concrete terms of employment are asked pending a conference with operators.
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Roosevelt Board of Conciliation
Shamokin
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Lehigh
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Roosevelt
Ahort
John Mitchell
Striefeee
Troan Federation of Labor
Pittsburg
Charles F Striepele
Allegheny
Thomas D. Nicholls
Unitel Mine Workers
Upper
Lacka
Vanna
Board of Conciliation
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Bilver
Federation of Labor
Miners’ Organization
Anthracita Commission
Mitchel
Mr. Mitchell
Failing to Meet Extraordinary Expenses Offers Credit Plans
The Equitable Purchasing Company offers revolving credit via its office at 123 East Avenue to cover extraordinary expenses without interest. Purchases cover furniture, clothing, dry goods, millinery, coal, jewelry, hardware, trunks, and more, with notes paid in small monthly sums. The note-bearing system is supported by merchants and charged only a small cash commission. Prominent local merchants and services are highlighted, including fur dealer Jacob Lifebster at 929 F Street NW, the Capital City Pressing Club at 8 Fourteenth Street NW, Hartung's Dairy at Florida Ave NW, Mme Calve manicure services by Hattie M Shacklette at 1002-4 F Street NW, Charles Berman's shop for new Eton suits, and locksmith George A. Malone at 602 1-2 Eighth Street NW.
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Striepeke Forfeits Bond in County Court Appeal
Striepeke is ordered to forfeit $100 and serve five months in the Allegheny County workhouse. Counsel immediately files a bond, and Striepeke remains free on appeal until the Superior Court reviews the case.
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Striepeke
Allegheny County
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Taxed as whiskies Ohio patent medicine crusade
Ohio Food Commissioner Horace Ankeny has begun a crusade against alleged patent medicines. A new notice declares that after January 1, 1906 certain malt whiskies named by the commissioner will be treated as whiskies, not medicines, making vendors liable for the tax as with other whiskies and to be certified to the state auditor upon evidence of illegal sales.
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Ohio
Columbus
Siete Dalry
Horace Ankeny
New Trial Denied Clement In Faribault Bank case
St Paul Minnesota November 1 Judge Morris in the United States District Court today denied a new trial to Thomas B Clement aged first vice president of the First National Bank Faribault Minnesota who was convicted last July on twenty four counts of misappropriating bank funds It is expected that sentence will be passed on Clement.
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Clement
St. Paul
Minn
Morris
United States District Court
Thomas B. Clement
First National Bank
Faribault
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