davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

pleiet liot meo See Cream, og ienere
bIep ser leget, iunget og ooniet. So
set bar en- fornsielig Mften, TIA ieg
Gig. +
&: Sig mig ooo, ',aar Set ifol
oGrc teien, % bpcm ser bol6er oct.
s.: Gel bliper afbdlot bper 0ns=
Sag Mften poa Central Mnner Sail,
% meo l1nbtagelie al ben ferite Gus
Sag / bper Maaneoe err alle, ser for
+itoar oct oanife Sprog alti6 belfom=
men / 9anF ~1tngbomsforening al
ct. Saul.
8: ST! is that 10? S om going.
amt pou?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
5po Datota.

- Spb 9ofota, ser bar 100000
S'1obpeeere, bar 1000 Mutomobiler
eller / Ml,tomobil til $50 Snobpg=
gere, bpilfet Sorbol6stal er / itGrf
Meogang. SEQ en- Mutomobilu6itl-
ling, iom afbolotes / Mberoeen iio,
Ite l1ge, iolgtes Ser Mutomobiler til
t9t beo Ell balp Million Collars.
Gn poloiom &rGriebranb bar
:anrettet megen Sfaoe / @obri6ge
'Ggnen. Den ~ftarte6es be6 ct Soto
MOTH, % en it9rf &ino gioroe BET
11mulipt at lton6ie Sen. 8Dgninger-
ne pao Mrcbie 6licfs @ancb iamt
mango Cons So bren6te. 9abet
paa Bpgningerue belbber fig til 1000
Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

Sureninseu 9ania neoiotte peo fit
iibite Mp6e Ell @omite poo to Me6-
lemmer til at repr9ientere Sorenin-
gen / Sagen ONT Sc ifanoinapiife
Sprogs Snoferelie iom fribilligt
2erefag beo 8pens @eiifoler. So
miteenS Me6lemmer er D'$rr. Mur-
tin Melion % Sans Sgreen Girl.
%itenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Sat;

81 sniter berpeo ;,poas 9et biertelig-
ife at ,otalc Dor 2af III oI1e bent,
Der unoer Dor Mooers og 9lAtrls
speeIeie og 8egrooelie piite os en-
lau operorocntlig 9eltagelie. vi
toffe Mco(cnn1er al S~siteriomfmoet
% @olentba &ninoeforening for De-
res flittioe gcise bos sen Mfopoe,
Oh alle benz, ser icnote Sc imutfe
@lomiter, iamt peo beres MerpG-
relic pcb Sprgegubsticnclt item bite os
@pmpotbi / bort ltore Sob. 2igele:
oes bi9rtelig Sat til Trsfnernc @o11'
fen % 6r,t Orr for oeres inm'fft
Sang ng Mltiif.
e. Srebericfien og @srn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
minneapolis.

Manse 9aabsbanolinser. @aaife=
bag blep life min6re enc 5 Smoa-
bprn 6bbte al &aitor 5. g. Steen=
itrl1p peo ben oonife lutberffe ct. &e<
oers Strife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
We'd Kjsb eiler Repasation n
Uhre bessg den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, so9 e. 9TH St.
St. Paul.

&anoforbraset / ct. $anl CT
5iltageaoe ifelge ~&anofommiSlerens
Rapport, Scr CT offea,tliggiort / otsle
Gage. Set oa94tge 6orbrug / 1908
bar puret 11,746,389, % Der Ell
brrot 1,O46, 654 @alloncr mere enc
Maret furl10. San0pGrfcts SGr01
til uuruGren0e 5i0 Ct lat til $5,121,'
III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
sonafprcninscn u9ania" oe
misunderstanding at ct. Fam

smafurcningcn u9ania" pg
Sanf misunderstanding al 81. &oml
me0 9iitano at Sc beoite bran1otiife
&rGfter imellen1 9oniferne fer /
@perne, ofboloer itor bu1if Mften11n=
berbo(oning meo Sal poa Sl1nior Hi=
oneer Sail, 2proog Mften Sent 9oe
Mpril. Tullesfomitcen for Sc to
Toreningcr bar arbejoet ibproigt for
at gjpre ocrne stftcn til en- egte 0anlf
@ften, mes ct Ero9ram 11oeluffenoe
beregnet for 9an0sm9no, iorn pnlfer
at mpors n1c6 2anosmen6 / gcmDt=
ligt Sag. st flint u0fprt @rogrom
foreliggcr fnroigt til lto0eling
iblonot 2mosmeno, og raar SEN
ringe Hris = 35 Gents = tages
i 8etragtning, fan man life an0et
emo inbrpn1n1e, at ser bp6es paa cit
rigboloi9 Mften. Ser bpoeS paa
M11iif, Sang, Splasning, og til
Slut opfgres ct fpift lille stpffe,
~Suiets 6olf", lom far beltet for
tent 9ifalo, n%ooriombellt set opfpr=
res. Otter Programmes Mfill,tning
fplger Cans, og 6orfriifninger ierpe=
res. 9e to 6oreninger bar for lpn-
se iioen inolet, at ser er 0onite
NOT fer / ct. Saul til ut 6anne ct
ontageligt 811blif11m, fort NOT til at
gisrc set ltmagen bero at inobpbe til
Ell oonif Set, noar fun Snteresien
for lamme DgffeS, og set CT at boabe,
at 1oonto1ge iom muligt bil piie 6e=
reg Snteresie for 6anffe Mftener beo
at eipe tdlrigt Me6e. @erpeo beo-
ltgebol6eS Snteresien for 6anif
Sprog og. Gang, og oerigiennem
itsttes 6orfemperne for 8epareIien
at famine 1blan0t 2%an0Sln9n6
-9onif sangforening %" @unlf
Notwithstanding.
Gn mpiiif Affere, Sen foripuno-
ne 2eber at r@oIunteers Of Sinner.
ica" &aptein. 4iatotbp MurpBp,
fom ri or1talte iibite uee, er MI at
ter fontrneu tilpeje igien, men i q,
a1eget meotagen 6orfatning, % Ser
bbpiler oper bans Goripin6en oq lanqe
GraoereIie ct mpitiif @feo, iom $50.
litiet mn Tiger at brinee ffuIo aqar-
.beb l.. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

Sbnlanian Club, bpis attipe Me6=
lemmer ct norife Stuoenter pe0
Statsuniberiitetet, % JOINT teller nor
ife eller NOR f=omerifanife Mfaoemi=
fere iom @resmeolemmer, bar fipbt
Senator S. 8. @pmans .gien6om,
ser bereftcr bill blipe benDttet iom
&lublofale. &isbeiunmen er $13,=
900. &lubben, Der bIep itiftct i
1889, teller IT'S Me6Iemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Minnesota Sko|e|and
TILSALGS
Yppcrli9c 2cjli9bcbcr til at fire Jig
ct @jem.

Yaa fplgcrSc 9atucr % Hlabicr
uil jog afGulbc Salg al Sfule= %
nmoct Statslanb:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Quftieilaos nil bliue el, al Sen ,,G

Q~mfticjlaos pil blipe Ell al Sen n9,
tic Statc 6air'S Mttraftioner. l1o,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SefrctGr, s. q
@os9rope, Ser tilligeme0 2eoeren al
lnoerbplonings=0 epartelnentet POI
iSuir'cn .. 6. Gregory bar pGrct til:
ltcoe peo ct Mpoe al State 6air DC
%ltyrelier / Chicago, bar aflll1ttct Som:
trait meO iorifiellige b%efienote 21ft:
ltippere ON at optrG0e Der til gfter'
aorets itore fulfilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

smitcbmcnbenes Gtrejfe. Sfjsnt
streifen c11on,, offtciclt er | @irf=
ion,bco, err sen / &trteligbcoen l,ocll
@etpbning, ioet en- @engoe al Be
It%rcifcnoc CT ncrot tilbagc til ocrcs
Mrbejoe, % oct pe1tes, at -enonu
ilerc nil melbe Jig / bcn nrrmelte
6rcmtio, 81 Sernbanefompagnierne
bar inorplnluct S,pitcbmGnocne en-
2pnfprbpielic al 3 Gents pr. Sin1e.
Observation-Disclosures erf(Grer, at sc
life aiper bcnne 6orbpjelie iom Spl-
ge al Strejfen, n1e1, forbi 8ooro Of
Mrbitrotion bopoe ntbefalet Sen, %
forbi spitcbmGnoene peb anbre 90
ner fuor 3 Gents mere pr. Sime el1o
beres. SmitcbnGnoenes %ltnionerS@ &C.
ncrulfnnitc bolber / otsie 0ogc Mp>
ser / 5pillingbperne for at forbanole
ON Strcjfcn ifal erflGres bepet,
buffet 3pmitecns Ereiioent, @am-
ley, % gicepreiioenten, @aribbar=
ger, fraroooer. Men / Girfeligbe0el1
er scr inoen 5ptul ont, at l1nionerne
bar tcbt Strejfen.
st Eifcr fur Observation-Disclosures
9~eitiffclieASfanboqen / &ittsb.rg,
lom hi omtoIer / Ell onoc1 Spalte /
bette Sumner, kar frGpct ct Offer fer
/ ct. Saul, nemlig 6. 8. Silburp,
Mo,1ager for Mmerican Hreis Msioci-
alton Der / @pcn. S Mltgult lio1tc
ss(or fom Silb,rp FER til @pcn fra
Eittstn,rg, bppr ban bapoe pUrct
Meolcm al @proooet, bpis iprigltc
0prfrmper for &cform fan par. rSn=
gen bopoc Mnclic e(ler Mistonfc ont,
at ban bar inopiflet / @eitittcllernc,
lllotll CT al DC Mloern1cl1, TOM TOR
leocn iripillig ofgap Silitaoelie for
at umogua Straf, ol1gap bom for at
hopc mootoget 5000 for at femme
for, at @pcns Ee,1gc blep mbragtc /
Sc iii ol1flagcoc Banter. Set bar
Sen minolte @eitifteliesium Scr blep
gipet, ibet inge1 al Sc andre Ml0cr=
men bouoe fooet millore en0 $780,
Silbl,rp lcln pool toor, at belle ST.
ltcrien or eli ltion0beo fra. Groe til
on0en, ng at Ser c,0 life far pGrct
tilbltot lam @citiffelie. @on bar
CIT al 9c0erne / &on1pcn moo u@roft=
ers" / Eittsburg @prao0, pg oisle
pil MI brnne Jig pao bom peo at
meloe bam for &ittsbl1rg @ronb Sit
rp, ser far ll6f9roiget Siltole imo0
Sam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

8pens &anbforiDnins. 8praooets
&omite for 8Dens &anoforipning
pe6tog pe6 ct Mp0e Manoag Mften
e~nitemmiet at anbefale, at 8pens
Gonoforipning ifer peo SEN mefani=
lie 6iltreringsmetbo6e, iom onbefa-
let al sen Expert" fra Seem Sort
&uoolpb @ering, ser bar beret So.
miteens &aa6giper ne6 6enne Gag.
Set pil blipe forelagt 8praaoet peo
ct ipecielt Mg6e imor9en Mften, og
set pcntes, at set ser bill blipe pe6<
toget u6en SHORTHAND. 9erme6 er
oltioo allie 8laner ON at le6e 8on6
til 8Den fra Mille 2acs for ollie ST.
ser opgipne. Flanen ON ct Giltra=
%tionsanleg bill fomme til at foite
8pen CO. $522,000 at giennemfbre,
og oa Ser er 8epilling fra 2egisla-
turen til at u6ite6e Bombs for ST.
100000 til Bette 6ormaal, er Ser
altiaa rigeliet meo &enge tiliteoe.
Irbeibet me6 Tltrationsanlegget
bentes at funne bore igang omfring
/. Suli, og BET bill i set oller tiblig-
lte fun1e pentes fl1l6fert Mars6agen
efter. Slere aniete 8orgcre bar TIL
ite6e be6 Mp6et og tilraobe6e, at
6iltrationsplanen bleb pe6taget, %
@omiteens Gorman6 u6talte, at Ell
ter bans 0perkebisning bar Sc IS
psf. al 8pens Sfattep6ere itemte for,
at 6iltrationsplanen bar at foretraf=
fe fremfor ben at bentc 8an6et fra
Mille QocS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

&rpal / Sfulcn. 5 Sftober Mua=
ne0 lioite Nar fanot Sanitoren / Mc=
&inlep<Sfplen to 3renge, Mrtbur So
bia1 % @opn1ono Manion, ser iiteoet
Tor at Oeltagc / llnOerptsningen / De-
res &losic, moreoe Jig meo at ipille
Sop / 9olementet. @an melote Sem
til Sfolens Erincipol, Mil Is 2ennon,
Der gap bcgge SC imaaa OpertreDere
cit goo 9ragt Yrpgl poa lit &pntpr.
Sum ol1penote til bette 8rug Ell See
oerlnobe, og ON bun ml1lig for
brllgt Oenne mco noget for itor aroft,
eller ON Mrtbur 6abions omiorgsf11l=
&c Mo0er bor ment, at oe1 ellfpgr0i=
&c Yooe m1roe bore lrprlig, ielp ONT
ban forbrpo Jig moo Sfoleor0ener,
% at Der fun0e tienes Ell lille Still
ling paa 0enne MffGre - nof CT set,
at BUN anlagoe en- Gritotningsiag
for $4,000 moo Mils 2el,non for
Misbanoling. SUN fortolte, at 0re11=
gen bopbe faoct @rof pes at blipe
lagt oDer en- Stol, for 1T Ser fln10e
ppltooes cit befpem Sitting for Mo6-
togellen al Erpglene, og at ser baboc
ltgget lpere Spntme poa Sc Steoer,
bpor Htlfen bopoe pirfet. Ser par Ell
bel Sci Sionefpriel, bl. a. at 2eger,
Iom life lDntes at billie inorgmn1e, at
9rcngens 8agparti bopoe peret
flet iaa baor0t meotaget, iom Sen
fiGrlige Mooer mente. Otter 8ibne-
ferlclen erflGrc6e 9ommeren, at ser
ir1gen Spipl funoe bore ON, at 2e=
rerinoen bapoe loplig &et til at gipe
ulpoige Sfoleorense en 0mgong al
Etifen, og alt bba6 sS1rpen bob6e al
gjgre par at beitemm, ON bn1n bap.
DC brl,gt Biffen mes for flor Strait
Gette bite oct fig at bore mege'
panifeltgt for S11rpmenoene at fom-
me onerens ont. Sl1rpen fit @oger
til Afgjprelie @anoag peb 81. 4 81
oet1 % lleo / set til Mionat, bborpao
Sc gift tilien9s. 9irsoag Morgen toq
DC fat paaltp, og 81. 1890 eneoes
De cnoelig ON at frttien6e 2ererin,
Den. Ser bor efter 5igenoe lternt SO
@ange of sS1rpen, inoen Sen tom til
@nigbeo.
@borof S%foleorenge fan lore, al
oct er fifreit at ipiIle Sop uoenfor
Sfolen og u6enfor sfoletioen, %
9rengenes omiorgSful6e Mgbre, al
set Isnner fig bebft for benz lite ii
bqan6e fig op / SfoleoiicipIinen. Sen
er 6esparrre Hop not enb6o / mdttge
(sfoler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
st. PAUL.

,.9& hlAw1s" removed 70 Room
Dol Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

8etin9elier: - 9ette 2ano pil
blipe lolgt peO offenlig Nl1ftion til
Den @piltbpoenOe. 6rmtcn Yrocent al
&ipbei lnrErn moa uObetales pe0
Galgstioen. &eitbelpbet fan, ONT
laa gnlfes, berp / 40 Mar til i pGt.
aarlig &entc. Gjenoomsretten til
alt Statslorb CT l,angribelig. Sri IL
luitreret Bpg on Minnei ota Stots=
lan6; ligele0cs CT Ycifripelle al oei
tilb10te 2anoonlraaOc.
SAMUEL G. IVERs0N.
Statsanoitur, ct. Saul, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Sanafureninacn uMpollp"a Mftcu

Sansforeninscu nMpollo"s Mftcn
unberbolbning f%prltfommenoe @sn.
Sag Mften paa 9onia Sail ber beip=
ges al .iao mango Menneifer Salen
fan rumme. Sangerne bar / oen fe=
mere Sio forget 6eres &epertoirc
meb flere npe @ange, bporibIan6t
~@orgenimg", Der lite tioligere bar
pGret iunget paa 6isie &anter. 2ige>
le6es bar &omiteen beret ier6eles
Dcloig % lifret fig ;%;aurrrfct funitne-
riff og fomilf Msiiitam:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

tvUr N0ru1DNS Slyl0. Wtlls UtuI!
Cunningham, set enelte fptnoeligt
Meolcm al Ypens Sfotcraao, bapot
for bette fremiat 6orilog on1, at .9p:
ems Sfoler ifl1loe gipes fri ont 81
t%ctrn1iooogen 5. %. Mpril, for al
9rrer,1c flu1oe faa 2ciligbeo til al
bpre oen guooummeligc Sanger Ga
rl1io, iom Sen Dag ifal ipnge Der
9yeu. Ser blep Inn ofgiret Ell cnelte
| Stenrn1e for11ocn Miis Gmningbaus
/ Tappr uf orllaget, ale sc andre
ltemte inp0, bpao Ger pnr loa megct
mere @rlrn6 til, lom Sfolelnperin-
tenbenter1 erflere0e, at ban fl1noe
itaffe c. so Subititut=2Grerc sen
Sag ON npopenoigt.
Set fine &ejr bar friitet ooltillige
&enner al @ape0prfning til at leg
&C S9Oefrp / Soroen / Sillio til ut
Toroorct for Mlpor bopoe i%nofl1noct
Jig. Mntagclig nil Sc faa Nnleoni1g
tit at fprtry0e Set % til at gje,1tage
Arbejoet inoen ret mango Tiger. Sbi
Scr er ringe Sonoipnligbeo for, at
nj if,1lNr ilinnp inn hi(1int III ,~Snr1n=
ret. Gn al Oen1, Ser bar uopilt Ell
roSprroig 1~orli9tigbeo CT Spel1s
&arf superintendent, 6rco. Muls=
b%ol1r1er, Ser for moo toact 6ri]tcl=
len til uat plo1te 9pg cller Yrpoplan=
ter / Yortencs 9coe. Set crelte, fan
eno1u1 far torctoget Jig er at to9e
&interfraffen al ErpObulfel,e, renie
op og forbere0e Jig poa at togc fat
mc0 fr1l0 -araft, nuor sen rette Si0
or in0c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

st &oliienm for Minncapolig.
Ser er / Sen ii61te Sib fommet Ell,
Stemning til 0roe for &eisning al
ct fempemesiigt @oliieum ber /
8pen til 8rug for Mfboloelie al &on=
petitioner, 1tore l16itillinger o. lign.
On &omite al 6orretningSmeno og
8pembeosmnnb ct ne6iat for at to-
&c nnoer Sperbeielie Maaoen at
lfaffe 8pggeiummen tilpeie, 8pgge=
l1e0et, Mrfitefturen 0. i. b. Ser iD=
mes at bore Ell iterf Stenming for
Manen blan0t 8DenS itprre 6orre!<
ni,1gsmen6 og le0en0e 8orgere.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Money Back
Trades Assembly Gets Back About
5000 Costs in Injunction
Case.

Tuesday Secretary Vessel Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, was given about $500 by CLERK
George E. Boyd of the United States
District court to the credit Of the AS
sembly. this being the return Of money
paid by that body as fees in the In
junction. case brought against H. F
Corcoran, H. B. Vessel and ]. T. Heck
er, officers of the Assembly, and Wal
ter B. Hilton, editor Of the Labor pap
er, by the National Telephone Company
during the strike of the linemen.
The case, decided against Labor by
Judge Dayton, was appealed, and
Judge Dayton's decision was not up
held by the District Court of Appeals,
SO the docket fees were returned. The
Assembly has now entered suit for the
return of the money expended for at
torneys, amounting to more than
20 600
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Don't Want Inspec-
tor To Inspect
Considerable Opposition Among
Contractors to Decent
Building Ordinance.

Considerable opposition is develop
ing in Wheeling toward a decent build
ing ordinance, an opposition that has
been successful in preventing the pas
sage Of such an ordinance for about g
year, and bids fair to keep 1t from ever
passing during the present generation
The ordinance offered to council hal
some progressive points in it, but the
fighters against progress are so many
and powerful that they succeeded, in
pretty thoroughly emasculating it. In
the meantime buildings continue to &c
up in Wheeling in which neither health
nor safety are considered
One building operation that is caus-
ing considerable comment is the re-
modelling Of the Milan building, cor
ner Twelfth and Market. The Market
street entrance has been eliminated
making room for the new United Cigar
CompanYs storeroom, and now, the
occupants of the building formerly
using that entrance have ingress only
from Twelfth street by winding route
over the second floor that would be
practically impossible to, follow in cas-
Of fire, when 1t would be filled with
smoke. There seems to be no law GOV
ering such things.
Another point which the enemies of
the building ordinance have kept ou'
is that giving the building inspector
any authority in case of disputes. tt
the house owner who believes that he
is being cheated by q contractor, this
leaves no one in authority to whom he
can appeal. This is nice-for the con-
tractor.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Bars Will
BeUniioniized
Assembly Committee Starts
Out to Unionize Wheel
ing Saloons.
WILL SPEEDILY
END TOUBLES
Labor Day Parade Will Start at
Old Hour of Ten in
Morning.

Monday the Cancellation committee
of the Trades Assembly. started our
TO visit the bar rooms Of Wheeling and
endeavor to have the places unionized-
Many bar-rooms in the city are not en-
ploying members of the recognized
union, nor displaying the Union card
issued under the authority of the
American Federation of Labor, blu:
this is through no fault of the proprie-
tors, generally, but on account Of the
movement instigated by some local
people to start a "nonunion union"
that is not recognized. The Assembly
committee is explaining to the proprie
tors the true state of affairs, and ask
ink 1t plain as to what is recognized
by all of Wheeling Labor as a real
union.
BACK TO THE TEN O'CLOCK
Back to ten o'clock for the Labor
Day parade. After the Assembly de-
Gliding to hold the parade this year at
noon, so many of the locals reported
that the hour was inconvenient for
their members that the central body
Sunday went back to the old hour.
The parade will start at 10 o'clock In
the morning, as has been the custom.
BOOKS AUDITED.
The finance committee reported an
audit of the books which showed re-
ceipts of $674.78 for the quarter and ex'
penditures of .$622.01.
DELINQUENT UNIONS.
Carriage Workers, Electrical Work
ers, Leather Workers, Hold Carriers.
Printing Pressmen, Friendship Lodge
and Bartenders were reported as more
than six months in arrears. and sus-
pended, except Bartenders 292, the ar
rearages being paid by the present
officers, with the explanation that the
Indebtedness was incurred under the
old regime which has announced itself
as "Brotherhood No. g."
Receipts were $59.26 and expenses So
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Continued on last pags.)
Jim Farley Still On The Job With Strike-Break-
ers To Fight Unions and Do The Cor
poration'sz Dirty Work.

was less, and Chicago and st. LOUIS
came forward with 5000 more.
It was the superb Farley organiza-
tion-brought back into working shape
at a moments notice-after two years
or five years of"peace." At the en-
Of the week the lieutenant who Is Far
LEWIS real aid in New York was able
more than half Of them oldtimers who
had seen service under the "chief'
himself-could be sent to the scene OIL
the strike within two days notice.
FARLEY KEPT TO FARM.
But the strike did not come off. The
call to the loyal Farleyites WASH
needed. Farley himself never left his
breeding farm at Plattsburg. 1t Is
doubtful If he sent more than one tele-
gram in the whole time that the men
he had led were being marshaled on
paper again to fight out another strike
He is still in retirement. At his Of
fee 1t is strenuously denied that ne Is
going In to break the strike now or
throughout the great Grand TRUNK
system in Canada. But he is in Platts
burg and Plattsburg is only sixty
miles from Montreal. And in Montreal
.fs an Irish-American, Charles M. Hays
who is president of the Grand Trunk
railroad, and who has worked-and
chummed- with Farley in days past
And here in New York is the head
quarters of the diffident detective
agency that can send out silly news
paper want ads. and raise 5000 strike
breakers in a single week.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Name Trade
Union Ticket
BY Socialists of Ohio County
and First Senatorial
District.
WALTER B. HILTON
FOR STATE SENATE
From Congress to Commits
sioner Every Candidate
Carries Union Card.

A Trade Union ticket, from congress
down to county commissioner, has
been named by the Socialists of this
section. Senatorial and County con-
ventions were held In the Trades and
Labor Assembly hall Sunday and for
all the places on the tickets members
of Labor unions were selected.
The ticket named is as follows:
FOR STATE SENATE.
Walter B. Hilton, labor editor.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Val Reuther, beer driver, former
president of the Trades Assembly.
Michael Drebus, bakery driver.
Joseph jain, stogiemaker
Lloyd Kyle, tin mill worker.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
North, Of Creek: Adrian Albert stogie
maker.
South of Creek Herman Reinhardt,
stogiemaker. ~
Country District Peter Boyd. clerk
THE CONVENTION.
Half a hundred delegates were pre-.
sent at 10 o'clock when the meeting
was called to order by H. A. Leeds,
organizer. Walter Hilton was elected
chairman of the sento ial convention.
and A. L. Bauer. secretary. At the
conclusion the meeting was convened,
as a county convention when the re-
naming nominations were made. AS
is customary in Socialist affairs there
were no candidates, and in every case
the nominations were thrust upon this
men. The platform committee, consis
ing Of DR.. George B. Kline, Herman
Reinhard and l.. Charles Ice, reported,
but on motion they were given two
weeks to prepare the platform and to
receive suggestions from members, the
convention to reconvene on Sunday,
August =.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-07-28
Mcclure A
SweatShop
Big Hosiery Likes to Charge
Big Prices to Its
Guests.
6Ol EMf p ssfkSSRE5HRf fESNfENaA WAGES
Twelve Hours a Day, Seven
Days a Week, for
Pittance.

Judging by the marble In the foyer
and the cut glass in-the grill room and
the low cuts of the walters, the guest
at the Mcclure who Is being charged
all that the traffic will bear for the
service rendered, would not imagine
that back Of the scenes sweat shop
conditions prevailed.
Yet the labor unions charge that
such is the, case. After trying in vain
for a long while, the firemen, assisted
by the committee from the Ohio Valley
Trades Assembly, have been forced to
give up the work of trying to induce
Harry Mcclure to recede from his posi-
ton of compelling the engineroom fire.
men to work IL hours a day. seven
days a week, for $50 per month, or
about $1.66 per day.
Harry would not like to live on $1.6f
per day. The business men of Wheel
ing would rapidly close their doors II
all the working people, of the city went
down to $1.66 per day. there is not a
preacher in the city who would like
to preach the word of God for $1.66 pei
day.
Yet that Is the condition confronting
the employees of the Mcclure hotel. The
daily papers were asked to publish the
facts but they refused.
The two firemen employed in the
hotel engine room quit last Monday
The union believes that it can induce
strikebreakers 10 quit as fast as Harry
finds them, and intends to keep up the
fight for a decent living wage.
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OFFER SIS PER DAY

New Castle, PA certain tin house
superintendent has gone to some Of
our men and gave them an offer which
Is guarantee of $500 per day IL they
will go in the tin house and instruct
the unskilled men whom they have
employed there but he did not get b
man. They have filled both tin house
here with scums of Europe but they
can't make tin plate. We have not
lost a man since last report. Our men
as rule are trying to find something
10 do at some other trade but gener-
ally are shut OFF and told to go to the
fin MILL Last Labor Day we were
practically refused by the authorities
to have parade. yet last Sunday close
10 1000 Polish paraded the streets o.
New Castle playing rag time melodies
In memory of some ancient battle
which took place among their people
800 years ago. 1t was the first parade