Grays thrash Olney champs in Woodlawn park romp
The Grays pounded Olney marked as southern Illinois champions, collecting eighteen hits and twenty two runs at Woodlawn park. Olney struggled with two runs and two hits as Grays pitchers and fielders dominated. high-scoring innings featured Adams, Bryant and Dixon driving in runs while Grays outclassed the Suckers with sharp fielding and aggressive base running.
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Ashmore
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Braner
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Hicks
Gaodeke
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Lauger
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Engler
Foy
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Organized labor drives majority of strikes in 25 year span report
The Department of Commerce and Labor study covers 1881 to 1906, showing 69 percent of 86,787 strikes were ordered by organized labor, with 45 percent fully won, 15 percent partial gains, and 36 percent failures. Employers won 57 percent of lockouts. Overall idle workers reached 3.53 million. wages, recognition, and shorter workdays cited as main causes.
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Modern Chinese union formed in Shaiekai by workers
A new trade union emerges in Shaiekai uniting about three thousand goldsmiths and silversmiths along with other craftspeople under a common banner to advance wages, working conditions, and mutual support.
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Labor unions raise production and market reach, says Witchell
John Witchell of the United Mine Workers argues that shorter hours cut costs and boost output. He claims unions set a floor on wages, stabilizing labor costs and enabling manufacturers to sell more as workers gain purchasing power.
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England
Day Full of Meaning Reflections on Labor Day
A fragmented editorial essay extols Labor Day as a national tribute to workers and labor's dignity. It links meaning to patriotism, human progress, and justice, praising the nation's recognition of labor and urging continued rights preservation amid a diverse population.
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Ikig
Engagement and Wedding Plans in Murphysboro
In Murphysboro Miss Margaret D. Hosken and Mr. Hagler set a wedding for today at the bride’s home on East Main Street at 1 30 pm Rev W P Hosken father of the bride will perform the ceremony There will be no attendants only immediate family present Mrs Hosken is a popular young woman active in the Dramatic Club and church organist Mr Hagler a prominent First National Bank employee and a respected Mason with a bright future The couple will later reside in Murphysboro after a brief stay in town
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First National Bank
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English Teacher Mena Fee Hires Glandis Kinnick
The board of city engaged Glandis Kinnick of Bloomington to teach English at Washington High School. He has seven years of experience in a commissioned high school and has taught English at Bloomington University for the past two years.
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Bloomington
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Washington High
Marriage of George Stone and Miss Georgia Hitt
The ceremony will take place Monday at 9 o'clock at Hoenkes-Moater Jewelry Company. George Stone, son of Henry Stone, is well known in Vincennes. Picnics today include Spencer Ward family, B B Forsythe family, F B Fornwald family, Mr and Mrs J W Jarvis, Rev J W Darby and daughter, and the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian church at Hayes farm. Washington high school 1913 alumni picnic at Shoals. John Cochrane and Frank Cochrane of Princeton visiting Vincennes. a reception tonight at Frank Cochrane's house with about fifty guests. they will return to Princeton Wednesday.
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Hoenkes-Moater Jewelry Company
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Milton Hitt
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Hayes Farm
John Cochrane
Princeton
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Frank Cochrane
Codhfrane
Grays Gear Up For Princeton Visit Next Sunday
The Grays will travel to Princeton next Sunday with a supportive crowd following in a special train. Local fans plan to accompany the team as they make the trip.
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