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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

SELF-CONTROL is the quality that
keeps one from saying ''piffle" when
the story gets out that the democrats
outside of Gary look upon Mayor
Knots as a savior
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20
BALLOON OUT OF RACE.

The Luzerne, one of the balloons that
started in the race from the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway, came down near
Noblesville last evening. The balloon
was piloted by DR.. l. Z. Custer of Day
ton. o. The pilot stated that he had
trouble in making the getaway at the
Speedway and that conditions were no:
favorable The balloon was the small
est of the gas bags, having a capacity
of 10000 cubic feet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

WISCONSIN is the state of anoma-
lies. They have abolished the drink
ing cup on railroad trains. but still
permit circus lemonade and ice cream
cones
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20
r A N DO M
THINGS s. FILINGS

THINGS s. FILINGS
THE weather man is doing some tall |
|hesitating.
THE old swimmin' hole feels mighty |
lonely.
ANYWAY, Cannonism is not the |
matter with Kansas.
-4A-
THE new way of burning the candle
at both ends is to burn gasolene.
-
| NEW York uses 144,000.000 eggs a
year and some of them not fresh,
either.
| CHURUBUSCO, Ind, has clamped
ON the lit. There is Churubusco any
lway?
IF some punk people we're not so
|pugnacious the world would never
hear of them at all.
THAT Indiana Harbor lady doubt
less knows by this time how the for
ieigners feel about 1t.
81
I THE chances are, however, that Mr..
: Roosevelt will continue to spread him.
lself all over the country.
OUR idea of nothing to get ex-
icited about is the speed with which
/ Secretary Ballinger is resigning.
. LOWELL and Crown Point are rum
ming a great race to see which can
have the most automobile accidents.
: -
THE last reduction in the price of
) petroleum amounted to mill and a
half gallon. 1t is nothing to fuss over.
: BEN Ridden must realize by this
time that he is persona non grata in
Hammond even If he is a millionaire.
|
the democrats to get anyone to wear
: the county treasurership hobble-skirt
e
MOST of our fair readers have
, doubtless, by this time, filed off that
n coat of tan they acquired on their va
q cation.
+ -
THE bug who writes the newspa
pers about the second crop of bios
: SONS coming out on the trees is al
most ausgespielt.
WILL Governor Marshall just breal
:. his neck trying to boost the Taggar
= crowd that puts one over him will
= surprising frequency?
SOMETHING crazy about love afte
ALL When a 110-pound man will g,
! around calling on 240-pound won
: an, his tootsie-wootsie.
IS
WE'LL, Attorney w. J. McAleer viii
: always like at least standing groun,
= on the quarter stretch ever though b
has become an auto fan.
a. IF anything must be done for tn
civil war veterans says the Laport
Argus-Bulletin, ut must be don
20 quickly" Oh you democrats!
g -@&-
u SOME men never go to church III
less they have an attack of heal
~ trouble or else because wife make
~ them go when she has a new hat
10 MR.. Gary says the business outloo
is exceedingly good and he is backe
OF up flush by the enterprising merchant
es of the various cities in these parts
W. YOU will remember, of course, thu
'ts it was John w. Kern who said thu
90 Ben Shively was elected to the SCI
ate by the same methods as Lorimel
WISCONSIN is the state of anon
in lies They have abolished the drin
la ing cup on railroad trains, but ST
si- permit circus lemonade and ice crea
err, cones.
las e.
in MUST have some fool laws in Ma
MS sachusetts. Mayor of city there WI
of accused of stealing, tired and CO
es- victed and put in Jail all within OF
ms. week.
sh- -.
Ger THE young school teacher wonde
&c how it is going to be possible for h
nd to last through the whole school We
the with such a turbulent set of Will
led and Marys.
49,
in BROOKLYN man fought with a T
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20
FEARED BTGAMY Cargo.

Fearing that charge of bigamy
might be placed against her, Mrs.
Bertha ]. Scherrer of Evansville, IS
years old, sued late Saturday for an an
nulment of her marriage to Lloyd Park
er of Memphis. Tenn, although the an
nulment viii deprive of a lawful father
the child soon to arrive as a result OF
the second marriage
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

MUST have some fool laws in Mas
sachusetts. Mayor of city there was
accused of stealing, tired and con-
-victed and put in Jail all within one
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

fromi
Erie Railroad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

UNDERSTAND
mus call IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20
MARSHALL TO SPEAK.

Governor Marshall will make the first
speech of the Democratic campaign in
Indiana Oct. 3. The meeting will be
held in Tomlinson Hall.
Myron d. King. secretary of the state
committee. said yesterday the mana gers
of the campaign have been awaiting
only word from the Governor regard
ing the date it would be convenient for
him to speak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

BROOKLYN man fought with a pal
as to who should use hair brush first
and got his skull cracked. This CO.
operative housekeeping is the very
dickens, isn't it?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20
THE LORIMER INVESTIGATION.


Illinois politics full
scandal which
expected be brought
called
vegaton OF the charges made orimer with
is desired
the
of the blonde
the will
by his enemies bring political
Unbiased a in
will
class pending and of
dragge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

THE young school teacher wonders
to last through the whole school year
with such a turbulent set of Willies
and Marys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

YOU will remember, of course, that
it was John w. Kern who said that
Ben Shively was elected to the SEN
ate by the same methods as Lorimer,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

MIR. Gary says the business outlook
is exceedingly good and he is backed
up flush by the enterprising merchants
of the various cities in these parts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20
FIVE GET BIRD DEGREE.

Five Indianapolis men will be initial
ed into the thirty-third degree OF
Masonry tomorrow evening in Detroit
Mich. where a meeting of the Supreme
Council of the sovereign inspectors gen
eral of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite for the Northern Masonic jurisdic-
ton is to be held. The first session
of the annual convention will meet to-
morrow morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

SOME men never go to church I'M
less they have an attack of heart
trouble or else because wife makes
them go when she has a new hat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

.IF anything must be done for the
civil war veterans says the Laporte
Argus Bulletin, ut must be done
quickly Oh you democrats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-20

WE'LL, Attorney w. j. McAleer will
always like at least standing ground
on the quarter stretch ever though he
has become an auto fan.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22

Pitrsturg Pennsylvania, Sept III
II there is any trouble, gee q line
On the nau yoc want and shoot hin
That's VIA tie COMPANY tells US
4 drunken deputy, not too tntoHi-
hf-eIfnz o: the brutal coal corpora
lions OF the Irwin ana G-eensouTg
fields. let slip this startling bit ot Il
formation within tie hearing Ok L @eII
known uliou organizer While On eas
way from this city &C one q Ia
miners camps
The arued boot-ftcker was gtorify-
ing IN his empIoyuenc, ttspiayog MS
commission from the bullying oarons-
His words characterized the base
methods being employed By the bar
Gus to defeat the Laporfug men IL
rheir dght FOR firing wages VIII
at arv cost has been their slogan
and they are attempting to put
into EJECT Outraged camps. beaten
men and ~cne1, warrants arrests.
Justices Offices. taII=- and courts al
tell 1h= sto-- q the aF Of the club
and the gun that Is being used By
the oppresscrs n toetz 1eartksss
STRIFE
But the strikers ara more dst+S-
mined than ever. Public sympathy
has been Ec1 for them and their
vtc.or- = only matter OF time
Madison. Il was reported ~aS 20
BE- tie meeting place tor 1 monster
demonstration o. miners tru0 all
or-r rhe feE6 However this plan
w@ Put aside. owing To The tricks O.
tie deputies Instead OF the ortE
1I plan. meetings ~--e scheduled
soV Shs Different camps 50 Cnat -1-=
miners would Tot BE- tra<1 aa1
great distance from @E one ot then
TIE reason for that was given cut
ce6av D. Organizer shaw, WHO SAD
the conditions s-e such through
out zh-z strike zo1= That TIE zfrEk
men 90 uoc dare Ie1-e thefr czfHiPs
Or the deputies viii raid them
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
THUGS INSTRUCTED
TO SHOOT STRIKERS
Coal Barons Tell Hirelings to Get Line the Man
They Want and Shoot--This Happened in
Grand Old Republican Pennsylvania

Why, just short time ago tie
men left New Ae1andria camp, and
IN their absence deputies boldly ah-
ducteti \ wouaa IN broad daylight.
They compelled her to leave three
AMI Without shoes and stockings On
her feet brought he- N here ten miles
and lodged 6e- Il iatl-
"TreE managed 60 rofd her t=re
two DAYS before she coCld De tiscoE-
ece13- Men cane here 20 the Offices
OF the Company and asked the where
abouts ot the missing wcnan- The
had zcre back that evening TO the
camp
Through the black night. QUE OF
the io-aI strikers walked back over
the ten miles 20 learn tie truth OF
the statement Ee found It utterly
false The WOMAN vas stfu goce- a=
walked back here and they Found the
~ouan IN th-= county IAN Then they
baiEei her ouc-
But before chey could r4he her
back 20 the camp the I=n had TO Pur-
chase shoes and stocxta@ aa6 PRO-
7ide meal
The trouble between the strikers
and the deputies over the arrest OF
men has been caused mostly through
John Dee warrants. said Shaw. IN
speaking ot the brute ht-euns act
ions
The uuscruPuIors operators have
hired spies, Eto leave th= mines.
walk Into the camps ot the miners.
and signify their Gestce 10 become
uniou uen Thel 5ey walk cot. -
turn to the oEces OF Lh= opera tors,
and say the miners attacked rlsn
Immediately Joda Doe Farrants ara
tssr=d cs,- the arrest q soue Of the
strikers
TIE deputies than coUs- Tnes
enter the camp single cut nan a.
neu. and proceed 70 place him or
than un15ez arrest AZ the saHe time
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22

PIE and tie corrupt methods used by
them 60 get everything he ducked Ike
= whipped cur amid the teers and
htss=s OF the crowd She Certainly
trtnmed him and answered al his
questions to TIE Satisfaction ct hef
audience
She paid her respects to the city
county and state administrations and
handed out some hot >.-oC 10 the olc
poi1lscat pIutes- She showed her aud
sences ty facts and figures how the
gang at the court house were seuand-
srins the peoples money for personal
gain for the powers that BE-. that
certainly was = revelation to some OF
the Old residents Her speeches ana
the immense crowds that turned ou.
20 hear her has caused the bosses to
sit up and take notice
Miss EdeIson did much good work
for the cause during Ter stay IL Kao
aEha county. Sic left NouGay cor
Putnam County where she viii make
addresses at Black Betsy. Poea aud
Wtuirede- From there she Will go
to Huntington where she viii spend
some tina spreading the message o:
Socialism.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22

'ind we desire to say fhat by the tine
election day rolls around there VIII he
4 greater uuDber
The Socialists have only lad ln
Organization in Big Sandy District
about two months and during ttat
time many ot the best citizens il TIE
district have affiliated themselves
With the party lna tor the t=rear
OF The reverend gentleman and MS
Ptutocrartc political bosses, We VIII
state that It viii take more than TO.
gut boo6ie- Intimidation and strong
a-u breri-eC 20 TN the ranks OF
S2'>iaListn II Big Sandy The cteu-
oecs OF Cae Socialist party are thor
ouGhIy acquainted with the methods
Used by the corrupt Old party bosses
and Know that they VIII rezorS TO
tc[ckery, Ett=ve-y Or crime 20 gain
their point and are O. their gr.a-,,
against lg nove Cnac rhe political
Ereeboot=rs make 10 rob -h-n OF rke1-
right Of franchise Thzy vii stant
On The firing Lne and 90 battle for
right ard justice against tie b=Eey-
e-z OF he people regardless oE =trher
tie little Or big bosses. and cu ScT-
aazb-er sth tneE vii register = protest
zEan5t rh= rot g1t republican ring
s1ers that vii sound tte political
5eata H=IE Of tae professional PcEitf-
cal E-afCe-z wao have rotb=c. re tax
PaTers Of the county fer yearz-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
POLITICAL PITJTFS
CROOKED WORK
woahNeMEN
DEMAND THE BALLOT.

Washington, D. c. Sept e1--The
Sixth Annual Cocyerrtoc OF the Mary
Land and District Stale Convention or
Labor. held II Eagles Hall IN this
city. vent oU record a faEortrg the
fntrSncniseuent Ios TIE citizens OF
the District The resolution as ADOPT
ed petitions Congress, the President
OF the United States. the President of
the Senate. and the Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives, To so frame
a Law that American citizens nay NOT
be deprived OF the ballot merely BE-
cause It Is their Loo to live In the
Nations capitol city
In addressing the convention UPON
this subject, President GoupeS, OF
the American Federation OF Labor.
said:
ANY movement which VIII give
tie residents OK the District the right
to GO 20 the polls and cast ballots
VIII be supported by me-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
POLITICAL CROOKS
AT THEIR OLD GAME
Distribute Rot Gut Among Republican ssBretf1-
rem Who Start Free for all Fight to Break
Socialist Meeting in Big Sandy District

OLD PLUTES
Tie preacher-etiCo- o. the CIerten-
nn Herald, Z political rag published
in the interest Of the republican
prohibition gang ot buncor artists, has
tie following zpan.
BULLY TIME AT = SOCIALIST
MEETING ON sUFFaLoLicH-T
Socialist n=etiag a SusaIo-E3c. On
Sa1utay resulted il Z free to- all
fight II which EIvn Bird was cut ant
jacob SCtckIin or soma one else was
the cutter This K about tie D.
ginning OF he socialist love f=asts
in this vicinity, and xe must admit
l. gives rsasous III believe that 10
furnish the brethren plenty OF ro:
gut, they might thin out the cumb@r
tn there would be Few left oy The
time the election day comes around p
TIE ree for al fight was started
all right but II x4 started By -=g-p-
Itcaa brethren wdo we're dLJ4t u2
On neutrality-suspicious. rot gu--
and xas started far the purpose Of
breaking UP the meeting Of Tie soc
iaIsCs- This = the cid rick % the
hog cou6ce- xas== ring ballet
burners rzproiicsl-PronEb Ebtsi.51i=zs
and general ali around political graft
=rs 70 break up meetings ot any @
Eto opposes Ctei- cor-u7- a1t graf
ing system
TIE @ReTerent gentleman II Ms
ov=rzeafou=ress TO --a.ot his u@
te-s with Ch= fact ct how taEhtUiLy
he had served tt=u a. Eets -te cat
out :1t the bag =nen tz zz-= thszz we
russ at-Ft = gives r-zSe4 - Believe
eEet - furnish ire 5reer-e1 -I--cy -
-ct gut. trey r7isHe erfr cut es-
number I'll t-er- ~ouIe ae few Iefs -
Ire rir7e -ieeeioo cay eo-a zroa1e- -
SO -t= e-scwhf-e SKY plot advises
tie Dry ttcket bosses 70 furnish TIE
republican bret@E P-encr - rot
zur and tte= VII bEC Cut t1z Social
Isl -oee- He admits that tLs-e ara 4
number of Socialists IN rfs locality,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22

LsI us see, uoE, some OF the main
objects Of Socialism WORK OUT II rhe
case OF TIE farmers and n the Use O:
the land
We see at oree that See4aIr.r has
ro attack % make en- ire farmer e~n-
ing and r.aSins his living On his
farm You have access To che means
Of Labor Socialism VIII make that
more secure by tLwarrt1g the other
Industrial conditions which tend to
rob you OF the prodUcs OF YOUR Iahor
Let Us suggest the ror,ostng ways
N which Socialism would immediate
y benefit every farmer:
Public ownership OF railroads: Soc
iat ownership OF the market STATE
credit to people; State Insurance
against natural caamfEfes: Srat= land
department and th-@ regulation OF the
taxation OF land values
/ One OF che great robbers OF th=
farmers Is TIE Railroad
Mr. George J. Bradley, traffic man
ase- OF the Merchants and Man4-tac-
rrers' Association OF San Francisco,
gave testimony before the Legfsia-
tive Committee Of 1903, that upwards
Of $4,000 600 year has been exacted
by excess freight charges cut ct the
people Of that Stale
Here Is an instance OF huge rail-
road cnrporatioE boastfrg about the
sacrsdnsss OF prtTate property and by
owning what ought to Dc social prop
erry. they pie UP --a-n into the
pockets OF the people Eto never
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22

Z they nave q Chance, they Try 70
destroy The c@p
PIT and yard bosses and supertn-
teadsnrs ct the Operators mines 90
WITH tss deputies into css camps.
Every tine raey do, rhey are the s-sz
To start The trouble. Then rhe cepu-
ties and the troopers hack them up.
The striking miners VIZ receive no
justice 80 long as those bosses are
permitted II enrsr The camps.
Enthusiasm IS growing more and
more each day throughout the fed,
As Is shown By tie number OF Gero1-
strattcrs held this afternoon
ThEe is, ro~eTer, the crying nec
Of clothing and shoes. especially ror
the helpless children Aany OF them
have started TO the schools IN the
ne3shhorhood oc TIE camps, but some
have long walks and are compelled
to go baretooced While they can 90
tbs On the warm days, they VIII be
compelled to stop wN-u the weather
becomes colder
They and rheE parents are bounded
on al sides By the n-Nytns harons
and their criminal tools The 6epu-
tt=s are feared mos. An organizer
had this to say n comparing the
deputies and the STATE poiicse:
II the state police are Withdrawn
the HTes OF the strikers and their
families viii be in more danger We
wood rather have the deputies
placed in authority, tor the deputies
are the ones who are fully frfamsd- =
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
Two Miners Killed
in Railroad Accident

L serious accident occurred !.
Ma-neC on Aou@y nornns on ne
West Virginia Southern Railway.
operated by the Aarnet Coal Com
pany, IL which Edgar rea., zsce g.
AMI Lawrence EoE5ermau, aged %
were htIiec.
Tne former was @rried and leaves
besides = wife and four children sn
Old mother Who depended on him ro-
support
The caIs OF the accident IS at
trie-ited 20 negligence on The. part or
ths train crew who it is alleged dis
posed OF i considerable Gmouur of
beer and liquor on Saturday night
AMI Sunday On SATURDAY. L string
OF loaded cars were left CT the main
line and Monday morning Eley could
rot get TO the coach IN which they
take the MEN to the mines and they
were instructed TO climb IN the eng
tle and after filing up the c4b and
tsaosr, l number were compelled to
ride On the tender
TIE crew were cautioned TO look
out to- the cars sanding on the main
li0e- but nevertheless the engine ran
into them with fcn head or steas
With tie above result
TIE company lid not oEe- the be
reaTet families any assistance what
ever
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
Has Already Begun to Defeat the Will of the Peo-
Pile this Fal---Regishars Being Used in the
Interest of the Court House Gang
Trick to Dsfrancfise Socialist Voters Being Worked
by Corrupt Machine Socialist Speaker
Trims Republican Ward HeeIer.

IL corrupt tactics OF the political
g1~l..-=s in control OF kanawha
.D,.--T have begun with = vengeance
l.-a--- Their drsr move was To use
-z= sE-ars-provits,t toS by law
IL. -.-E S1r heir services by the tx
"a --s-sgr their owo personal b=ue-
= r=-ls crar Is appointed by the
.as-E- cUs-rC n each voting precinct
-a z-s-=r all legal votes and TO ask
---- ..s== 55nz and demand proof OF
DE ~ 10 their legal right OF
fran ----- But the OLD political party
a .,Far having the retgus in thet-
al-,-s hare caused these registrars to
-T.a-r. he power given them under
-ta .av nd under the gutse OF their
l.-- -4s= added an additional ques-
-.r b. -. list that OF demanding OF
-la. sas=- MS politics and this way
=sa--. --= name and politics OF every
r.-- q - county Ehfch they keep
u s=r--1r- book provided for thar
1.-ra=,- o. tle republican bosses TO!
L. .-a5 -l- personal advantage during
-7- -aa--ai=n To the general pubic
RS nader VII D. given bat passing
70 the NorhicGmec It
q a-- 2 --=a- deal. Inasuuch as a
Special -5,r- * icing put forth to
= -r= -.lrIes q all Socialist voters.
G-; simply this, the old poitst-
70. ---= VII secure the NAMES of
! -. .=g-l-ed Socialist voters in
..--= LII rh=y EiIl them bring
B. ----sr.-e 20 b=ar at their cou-
---. .--1--cee them 20 reuoUnce
-.--5SI 2ar-y ant falling IL this
-- ne screws On tte coai
.--.- --: cr1er employers OF
a..- .-= -r-lP=L hem 20 coerce and
IT: ---=1= ot discharge and
VII -ry 20 force them 20
publican ticket and every
~a- w. --s declared MS intention
~ Socialist ticket win De
rt- vG=- - enters the polling
.l.- --s - taIIo+ xIII b. Inspected
e-- -, 10 -cr-s q the riugstsrs
----- u il precinct and N this
va --- 7-1Pose % force many OF
--- Sa.-----s 20 vote co- their coz
.-- -s
-a-- politicians Viii resort
% -ob he people OF far
- very T1-sGcEual should
.-T-r heir CO.'S Give them the
-... -s1--.a-5o 30 insure your
80 --6e- 70 circu urssar7-
lov zou inland 20
60: -.-E- o~1 business Do
= -1rtEtta1z -ou- Pay
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
MINERS WIN ANOTHER VICTORY.

Kansas City. No sep 2o-TtirvE
fTe thousand miners Of the south
western district including the stacs=
a Missouri Kansas Arkansas and
Oklahoma. ware expected 10 return
70 .orE to6ay- following the conptere
ratification IN couvelUou -escsrta= q
I contract Et-a TIE operations assoc1.
tfous, the final settlement of tie tH
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
BAN ON PICTURE SHOWS
FOR LiRELING LABOR

Washington D. c. Aug PA
national crusade against uoTing pic
ture Iheatsrs that display lurfd scenes
ot strikers destroying property ant
committing crimes has been started
by the Washington Central Laher
Unton- The committee appointed has
been Instructed 70 obtain the endorse
ment and backing ot the Auerfclu
Federation OF Labor and fnmediatel =
commence a nationwide circulation
OF the plan OF campaign
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22

- = E-G=ts,7a- the Social
-- ,-ou Nv York held ss=v-
-=eZ- Il This city last
- Sz-E-52- night ~ tie
.----z1l az6 Capitol street
S-LE afternoon Or TIE
So w=-- =sp-ctL-1g large eaL
--E - -.,e West SIDE was
5-z- =1= 1G held during
During Che course Of
-EC-2-czc xz-d oeete-
E-- =E=r: 1=- few Que@
Fl=- co-@-ed the only
-= s1El: 7u- uP 4 teten=g
--z--c party wE Lnat
49, Pa--- 6=cau- i nad
10 before Miss E5esen
=zrnz him how his
-s1b.=3 aod a---=t the p@o-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-09-22
PORRFD
BY PIUTE SYSTEM

Of this year All differences arising
between the present tine and April
I. 1872. VIII be taken before w. l.
A Johnson Kausa Labor coCmts-
sfoHe-, chosen official arbitrator by
agreement TIE uew IcSurract pro-
Etdes an Increase IN wages OF SIS
per cent
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ANOTHER LOCAL ORGANIZED.

On Sa~taE evening Conrade Par
sons from StzH-ard care con
TEncilg tax OF Socialism et-e- which
" Organized local 70 b. @r
S DetcoTE Local With sHzee- caa--e-
Members
OGcerz elected.
C W BrEa1 Sec-staE
Ounce B=- County Con
= n Au5ca organizer
3 W Br-H- sec, Detroit W Va
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MINERS ARE
VERY ACTIVE
In the kanaWfla Field and
Have Many Rousing
Big Meetings.

Tae miners tnth Esrawh1 valley
are growing more enthusiastic every
day and the membership OF District
Il Il increasing EpidIy- The officers
are doing good work throughout the
valley