Printing firms refuse to agree to 44 hour week
Waterbury printers and about 25 Typographical union compositors are at odds after contracts expired. Employers reject the 44 hour week, while union members press for the referendum result governing hours. The dispute centers on wage impact, hours, and ongoing relations between shops and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterluainee
Typographical Union
International Typographical Union
Signe Sewart-Simmtons Press
Wimming Company
Matt Parrett & Sons Co
Gross-ilbea Company
Stors
Euphridie Guiters
Gar
Dee S
Matt Parrot
Fredty
Abtudl Rompany
Steivart-Simmons
Kmass-Ailiee
Isaac
Isaac, “Toe Diftergna Between the Dig Four Det Arbyting Rmns
Waterloo
Awl
Waterloo Tepormayllo
International ‘Typosgraphical Union
Mkowhiel
Lefuion
Bolshevists Open Offensive Against Finns in Karelia
Helsingfors reports Bolshevik forces have opened an offensive against the Finns in eastern Karelia. Fighting was reported as taking place near the region, with Russian border defenses tightened as Bolshevik troops advance into the southeast corner of Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolshevists
Helsingfors
Kelsingfors
Wailand
Easiery Karel
Barelia
Winland
Russia
Hearing delayed on dancing case until next week
The court postponed the Sabbath desecration case against Ernest Johnson and his orchestra leader for operating a dance hall on Sunday. Arraigned today, both pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury. Judge set a new hearing for 9 am Monday. bonds $25 each, max fine $5. County attorney W H French will prosecute. The case concerns the old state law and the venue is outside city jurisdiction. The municipal courtroom was crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Ernest ‘Johnson
Munnicipal Court
Johnson
J. T. Sullivan
W. H. French
WC T. U
Sun day dance trials draw broad church and public interest
A morning session drew spectators eager to learn the results of the Sunday dance trials. A delegation of women from the W. C. I. U. was supported by several ministers, signaling church backing for the proceedings.
First Brethren Church Elects Annual Officers
At an all day meeting the First Brethren church elected its officers for the coming year. More than 1000 people ate lunch in the church yard under the women’s supervision. The afternoon session approved a revised constitution and by laws. Officers elected include Grant Miller and Jerry Peck as trustees for four years, Charles Burkhart for two years, and B. F. Puterbaugh recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Grant Miler
Jerry Peck
Charles Burkhart
B. F. Puterbaugh
Mra
First Brethren Church Officers and Membership Noted
The article lists church roles for Puterbaigh Emma Smith Bontrager La Barre Lichty Saylor Stroud and others across auditing pulpit music floral and usher committees. Sunday school officers include Pauline Wisner Miller Howard Morris Lula ONeill and Francis LaBatre. The church counts about 400 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Puterbaigh
Emma Smith
A. A. Bontrager
Francis la Barre
Asaietant
Allen Lichty
Iettle Saylor
Harry Stroud
W. Lichty
Mary Horner
Pauline Wisher
Blanche Brubaker
J. W. Lichty
C. M. Berkley
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Suictie
Cisim
Witeh
Asd
Mmuel Praheek
Beltane
International Typosraps
Wieterfoo
Gfam
Ie World Pri
Indianapolis
McParland
International Apograpricalation
Olees Ans Wellfter
Rendy
Bern
Aramet Uals
Ernest Johnson
Repass Automobile Co
West Park Ave
Cedar St
Ceresota
Louis
Nichols & Gates
West Fourth St
Florida
Florida Citrus Exchange
Citrus Exchange
Tampa
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