Pacific Coast Printers Convene First West Cost Congress in Portland
Portland prepares to host a Pacific Coast Congress of master printers Feb 22 to 24 with invitations issued to major press houses from Canada to the Mexican border. An initial organizing committee lists O. White more and Robert Morrell as leaders, with speakers including A H Morgan and Nelson from New York, and Heath of Philadelphia. The aim is standardizing methods and improving shop economy, drawing 250 delegates to the Portland Commercial Club assembly hall.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Far West
Salt Lake City
West
Portland Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Do. A. Whitemore
Irwin- Hudson Company
Robert Morrell
Kalham Stationery & Printing Company
William
L. A. Colton
Milton Markewitz
S. C. Beach
Robert Marrell
F. W. Chausse
United States
Bliick
Omaha Printing Company
A. H. Morgan
Chicago
International Cost Congress
Nelson
New York City
American Type Founders Company
Heath
Philadelphia
Typothetae of America
Seattle
Spokane
Printers’ Association
Rocky Mountains
Seneca C. Beach
St. Louis
F. W. Baltes
Mississippi Valley
Vale to Permit Exclusive Saloons in Vale Oregon
Vale Oregon ends four year dry policy by council agreement with Henry Thomas owner of the Peerless Grill Tacoma to open exclusive saloons for two years in Vale In return the city will receive 4000 for street paving A license issuance to a single operator is pending confirmation on December 15 and Thomas plans a wholesale and retail liquor house with centralized control to ensure regulation and avoid issues. Also notes Thomas investments in Yale include 19000 building and 640 acres for petroleum potential and Iowa Democratic Conference in Des Moines plans for state legislature organization and program.
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Vale
Ore
Henry Thomas
Peerless Grill
Tacoma
Thomas
Yale
Des Moines
Iowa
Portland Men At Eastern Convention Paving Next Steps
Ideas gathered at the Eastern conventions will be used at the coming convention by Portland men and many new ones are expected to be disseminated by the visiting speakers.
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Portland
Labor Temple Planned in Washington by AFL
At its annual convention in St Louis the American Federation of Labor voted to build a temple in Washington D C dedicated to organized labor. Plans will be prepared without delay.
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American Federation of Labor
St Louis
Washington D. C
Organized Labor
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