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OHIO VALLEY TRADES AND LABOR
S suadsys NJ is1S Rarkes sn str ss
President Fl. P. Corcoran, Garfield
No L.. vice president, Sherwood
Koehrsen, Timers No. 13l; secretary,
II. B.. VESSEL, Butcher Workmen No.
81, 300 Bow street; treasurer, Robert
T. Morrison; trustees, Sam LenRard,
Engineers No. 131: Matt Greer. Pros
graphical No. 7s; finance committee,
o. NJ. Smith, Street Railway Men No.
1903; Crist Hartman, Garfield Stogie
Makers Gh Oh 70. D. da; Eyan Lf FranF
Zottz, Stogie Makers: J.. T. Moore,
Street Railway Men No. 1893; Herbert
Williams, Tobacco Workers, NO. I;
David Lutes, Carpenters No. 3; Ches-
ter Heston, Tobacco Workers No. 2.
LABOR ASSEMBLY-Meets every Il
and Srd Sunday at Heinlein, S hal
Beliaire, O.; vice president, j.; B.
4 Miner. sll7 Belmont street, BBe111Iaiire,
q. Ferry. o.; warden, Thos. Hepburn;
trustees, Thos. Bennett, Bellaire, O.;
VIM. Roy, klee, ~, +. r. 1udrp' per
laire, O.. arbitration committee, Geo
Love. Bridgeport, O.; Isaac Bennett,
Martins Ferry, O.; J. B. O"Toole. Bel
laire, Oh delegates to y. V. I; ~ q =
Thomas Bennett, Isaac Brimmer, Jo-
seph Schuckmell. Is
OHIO VALLEY DISTRICT COUNC1.
OF e. & J. OF A.. OF WHE as
hail every End and 4th Wednesday.
Business Agent. E. J. Weekly, 900:
Jacob street, Wheeling. -
BARTENDERS-B. L L: No. 292. Mee..
Chas. L. M'Entee, secretary, and Bus,
phone 216-R p. V. .ss %<
BOTTLE BLOWERS Branch 70. Gla@
Bottle Blowers Assos3af St 1t ZEE.
hall. w. c. Uppermans 34S2 Noble,
Bellaire, o. 4s&
BUTCHERS-Local. No. la. M. G.
. 3. ". -, Meets every gsecond az
Assembly Hail. Pres. John Bayh.
Stack Yard Hollow, John Schaub, Al
Bow street. W.
CARPENTERS-Locat Mo- 8. Unite
Friday at 3. Y. I. & L. x. hail. Sec
rotary. A. L. Yost, 524 S. Front.
ELECTRICAL Inside)-
LEGAL 141. /. B: E: ". Meets ever
FRIDAY at Waldorf Building, fourt
floor. J. J. Yost.e 43 Marshall.
GLASS PACKERS-A. F. Of l.. NJ
A. hail. 6. j. Thornton. 1873 N. We
sbash,
Glass woRkRRs-A. F. 9. W.
at Q. W T. & L. hall. Secretary.
D. Coss. Martins Ferry.
LATHERS-Lecal 1874, w. w. & NJ.
st. Thomas W. Selby. i56 1sth st.
LEATHER WoRJKSER4s5U; 3; OF L y
McColloch.
Acknowledgement Lodge No. l.
Amalgamated Association of 1ro1
Steel and Tin Workers.sS Meets 81
ternate Saturdays y SEA at O;yv IA A. q 4
PAINrERS-Local No. 81. P. D. & !
:. H. Of America Meets every Tues
Valley Trades & Labor Assenbl.
W. C. Moore. 81 Indiana
P5gM9 g w.. A. 4 5 "a 6 IA s rim.
day at o. Y. 7. 4 I. y. hall Res
Sec, Jas. Norton. 1921 Jacob. =
POTTEFS-Loeal No. >. p. B. o.
Meets 1st and Srd Mondays. Trace;
Assembly. Harry J. Vies, zeo4 Eon
PRINTERS Union No. 7s, IN
Meets frst Sunday at O. v. T. & I
A. hall. Secretary, w. G. Jones, 8.
sToGIE-MAKERs- Garfield Local No
/, N. s. M. L., Fred Keis, president
Clifford Ryan, VICE president; Ed. Nc
Twain, statistieian: T. H. LeBaron
financial secretary, P. o. box 304
Geo. Wagner, recording secretary,
o. Box 304J Henry Snyder, treasurer
Frank Zottz, trustee; Geo. A. Dough
erty, trustee; Geo. Smith, trustee
Delegates to o. VI T. & L. A.: VIZ
Wagner, F. zottz. F. w. Sonderman
Chas. Higgins. John Norrington
Chas. K. May, Clifford Ryan, Ed. Nc
IlWain.s Tom McElhatten.
STREET RAILWAY MEN-Local 1Q1
A. a. of S. & e. r. e. of A. Meets
4 o. v. T. & L. A. at midnight on lasl
I Saturday of month. A. H. Crumley
TfNNERS-Local 1s1, 8. M. W. I. A.
Meets 1st~and Srd Thursday, So 1Stl
A. Remele, 1919 Chapline street, re
cording secretary; Jos. Welty, 49,
w. Chapline street, financial secre
tary.