Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-09-08
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OHIO VALLEY TRADES AND LAI,1k
. Observation-Disclosures D. m. End and
18th sundays at 1915 Market street
President, H. P Corcoran, Garheld
ROBERTSON. Timers No. 1871; secre
tary, H. B. VESSEL, Butcher Work
men No. 81, S0S Bow street, treas
grer. Robert T. Morrison: trustees.
Matt Greer. Prosperity No. 8; L
La FIam, Typographical No. 10: n
nance committee, o. NJ. Smith, Street
man, Garfield stogie Makers, chas.
d. Ryan. Leather Workers No. So.
delegates, Frank .Zottz. Stogie Max
ers; u 7 To. Moore, Street Railway
bacco Workers No. 2; David Lutes
Carpenters No. 8; Chester Heston
Tobacco Workers No. 2.
BELMONT CENTRAL TRADES AND
= LABOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT every Est
and Srd Sunday at Heinlein's hall.
der, Bellaire, o.; vice president, J b
O'Toole. Bellaire. O.; secretary. c l..
Miller, 21l7 Belmont street, Bellare
o.; treasurer, Q. E. Wright, Bellaire
O.; chaplain. Jos. schuckmelL Mar
tins Ferry. O.; warden, Thos. Hep-
burn; trustees, Thos. Bennett, Bel
laire, o.; VIM. Roy, Klee, o.; e. e
mittee, Goe. Love. Bridgeport o.;
Isaac Bennett, Martins Ferry. o.; 1
B. O'Toole, Bellaire, O.; delegates tn
Q. v. T. & L. A., A. Crunelle, b. b
Tharpe, Thomas Bennett, Isaac Brim-
mer, Joseph Schuckmel.
OHIO VALLEY DISTRICT COUNCIL
OF e. & J: OF A., OF WHEELING
w. VA--Meets in Trades Assembly
hall every End and 4th Wednesday
F. F. Fawcett secretary. Bridgeport
Business Agent, e. J. Weekly, SyO&
Jacob street. Wheeling.
BARTENDERS-B. /. L. No. 2s2, Larry
Warmer, president. 425 Coal street.
Wheeling.
BOTTLE BLOWERS-Branch7 IS, Glass
Bottle Blowers Association-Meet cts
every other Saturday night at Elks
hall. w. G. Upperman, S4S2 Noble
Bellaire, o.
BUTCHERS-Local No. z. A. NJ C. &
B. w. Meets = every second and
Assembly Hall Pres, John Bayha.
Stack Yard Hollow; John Schaub, ~
Bow street.
CARPENTERS-Loca No. 8, UAlted
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join
R. c. holland. Gen. Del. City.
ELECTRICAL WGKkERS-(I nsidel
Local 141, l. B. E. w. Meets every
Friday at Waldorf Building. fourth
floor. j. ]. Yost. 4S Marshall.
GLASS EACKERS-A. F. of L. No. 49,
hail ii q. J. Th 1g ass n. WABASH 4.
GLASS WORKERS-A. F. 6. w. u
No. 8. Meets End Saturday 2 p. m.
at o. v. 7. & L. han. Secretary, 8
D.. Coss, Martins Ferry.
St. Thomas w. Selby, 1876 18th 81
LEATHER WORKERS-U. B. OF l. w
on H.; G., No. so. Ed. B. Bach. 1904
M1LLMEN-crescent Lodge No. 8. a
Raif S sq +. Daa &c ri Ii seaSrFiht.
Lane. Martins Ferry.
PAINTERs-Loeal NJ; 81. P. D. &
] day evening at Z. 80 p, m. i'm the Ohio
/ Valley Trades & Labor Assembly
John e. Yeago. $50 Water St.
PLUMBERS. A. ]. P. G. & S. F. No
SS. Meets e Island Srd Thursdays At
PoTTERS-Local No; 8. y. B. Q. 2.
Meets LIST and 3rd Wednesdays.
Trades Assembly, A. G. Reister, No,
Market st.
PRINTERS-Local Union No. 70, in.
ternational Typographical Union
Meets hrst Sunday at 0. V. T. & ~
A. han. Secretary, w. c. Jones. 50
Indiana st.
STOGIEMAKERS-G Local No 4
N 6, n I. Meets every Wednesday,
rington. pres: Peter Ketterly, vice
box SO4; Geo. Wagner. rec. sec, P.,
o. box S04; Henry Snyder treas.
STREET RAILWAY MEN-Local No.
1913. A. A.. of S. & 3. r. e. of A.
Meets Q. ". T. & L. A., second Sat-
urdays at p. m. with hold-over
ley. 100 28th st.
STRUCTURAL IRON WORKER@IAn-
cal Union No. 20 meets at O.. VT.
and L A. Hall every Tuesday even--
ing at 500 o'clock l. e. Young.
President, 167 14th St, Wheeling W,
Va, S. J. Cuddihy,. Financial .Secre-
tary, "a s. 9Th St. Martins Ferry.
TINNERS-Local 131, S. M. w. 1. A
Meets LIST and 3rd Thursday, So 18th.
A. Remele, 1919 Chapline street, re-
cording Sec; Sherwood Koehrsen, All
Broadway, Martins Ferry, o., secre-
tary.
TIN PLATE WORKERS MNanchester
Lodge No. 80 meets at o. ". T. and
l. A. Hall first and third Saturdays
Of each month at 1880 p m. John
Moran, President, 201 18th St, Jacob
LETTER. Rec. Sec 1856 18th st.
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