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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
THREE GENUINE SNAPS.

THREE GENUINE SNAPS.
You will agree with MS when rou see
them.
Close TO Ninth South and .;inth East. We
class condition, rooms, modern
electric lights. large rooms mantels.
bath. clothes closets. lot 5oxIG5 to
alley. lawn. Wallis. barn. chicken
coop and runs. This IS snap and
can be handled on easy terms.
Price, $3.50
Here Is another ON the northeast bench.
" the finest residence location. Z
line 'arse rooms, in flrs, ciass shape
Win fine large lot. THE house Is
,Inoaern ana cGnvenient!y arranged :;
lawns, walks. basement. jug. look
81 this price and you surely Will say
II Is sacrifice.
II you are looking for place 20 max, a
little Investment. or home close in
ferc IL ere on Brigham street, ths
choicest residence street !n Salt Lake
per. front foot. 4 hrc-room house.
with good size lot connected with
the sewer, pe7ed street all assess
ments paid modern; Let US show
you this and you will buy II for II is
snap II ever there was one
Price. $500.
Now don't forge, Beautiful Marlborough
Place. the finest residence section In
the city, and close IN; car every three
minutes, lots are from 2Ti feet front
. to 51l feet front and run back good
and deep 10 an alley. curb and gut
ter paved streets. parked streets,
shade trees, walks, and everything
paid. This is positively the lowest
priced property on the market We
inly ask you 10 investigate for your
self and remember we can sell YOU
the best lots at the lowest price. Let
us prove it
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
90 East First South. Wasatch 2s4.
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5000 cash, $50 a month, buys new. f.
room, brick bungalow near 5th East bou-
l5vard, not quito iinlshedf sec II first
Price, including lot. $500.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Roominp Houses
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
Inc original Hotel Broker OF ths s,.o-
mountain west.

yR
"e Original Hotel Broker of the inter
mountain west
Ile-room hotel rooms and .n+s $50,
ron pe.s ana furniture, strictly modsrn.
aHTons ana apartments alwavs renGed :.
0nIv esSzoee esSt"een $500 and $500 a month
loom motel, all modern conveniences.
roor, oo,,,eure ana carpets OF tho best: ali
This we e'Ieui nosi,;ing clearing over $500 a month
better can be had for the money o'''i'e
Ilotel OF so rooms: well furnished and
Ie nr,aRtne money, but owner Is tired and
terms s''"o' very easy
2+-room hotel; low rent. oentar o+
eoTni rooms always rented; only sIioo
:, bss' beeT rini and boarding house OF S5 rooms,
Best transient 5o-room hotel N seIt iseI
Lake City. $1,000: $1,000 cash, balance $40
reasons et1nln; Sn,, per cent. There are good
they are. making good money '"'oe''
very elegant furniture Of s rooms: east
side; only $500. cast
he Sest e and most elegantly furnished
side; $3.50. - ''a'' Lake City; east
Dandy housekeeping apts., ~ rooms;
h rem. $40; vest side. only $500; $3.50 cash,
oalance $50 month.
Private rooming house; Is rooms, e.s,
SIDE; $500 viii handle: rent $50
a beautifully furnished fiat; rooms:
free. Only $3.50 -ee'
dandy boarding house of rooms.
west side; only $3.50. All full.
turniture OF rooms: rent ONLY 800
month. Price $3.50. West side.
rooms OF swell furniture; modern
$500 0'''s
sc COFFEE HOUSE
and light lunch: low rent; taking In about
$50 day; best location. only $1,000.
For particular bargains In hotels and
rooming houses. see me. I sell more tina m
all the other agents combined.
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
1lS South Main was. 3s3e
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$4,000 LESS THAN COST; "CLosE-IN"
home: c and End ave: on paved street.
It Is a 2-story, mod, pressed brick. up
,o-date home, hardwood floors. Two extra
mantcls. garage. gas and pavement IL
has many new and pleasing fea lures
owner sick and leaving city. Must sell.
Tel. Was. 2260 or Was. 1152R, or ad-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

IA L \ LAND PROPOSITION WHICH
~ al sci! very readily in the middle east
anu ,,au, IN California. Want two or three
quickly and who viii either 20 into ihe
hei he,a and help push the deal, or who Will
me,p ,, ,inahce experienced. reputable sales
sn,|'o 10 go. There is a chance to make
TT,te good money. as the demand for
fore. 'Ou'' '''"h eNe' "e
,,osnns proposition will stand the very
iaros investigation. Act quick II in
'0'e''eo' Address C-13, Tribune
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For Sale or Exchange

so AIRES GOOD APPLE LAND NEAR
Medford, Ore. and several properties
In san Diego. Cal. to exchange for Salt
Lake. o. l.. Wadsworth. 1910 "E' st.
San Diego. h2f14
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WELDING
BRASS. CAST IRON. COPPER AND
aluminium welding done on short no.
tice Work guaranteed. j. p. Fowler
Mfg Co II TO 80 So w Temple. hl09S
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. sDEcORATING

ia WA0r-~-~-~-o-~-o
terd soNw,ES STUDIO,
u pfises ~ China suitable
|'ass and private
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CHIROPODIST

ZAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST. CON
sultation tree AZ EAST firSl s0e1t, ooeo
Wasntch 506i -o-
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IA This IA acres is i'm
Acres proved with q good hve-
room frame house. barn.
etc 1 acres in apples.
acres in alfalfa. balance I'm
garden. Good water rights.
This can he traded for
good city property.
e-room This bungalow is located
Bungalow OH Ninth avenue. on the
terraced side Of the street.
II Is new. modern and
costly built Large lot
and garage site The own
err will exchange this for
good acreage CT improved
farm property.
lS0- Acre The owner of this ranch
Ranch Will exchange a one-half
interest to the right man.
This Is an exceptional
bargain. The ranch Is well
improved and stocked
VIII consider good city
property.
Let us talk with YOU
about what you wish 10
exchange We have a
long list of trades and are
giving success. Let US
hear from you.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
Was. 1888. 202 Hooper Bldg
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/ HAVE TWO TRACTS OF LAND AD-
Joining Fruta and Grand Junction.
Colorado. ilne improvements and In high
state of cultivation; also q section OF land
we'll located on r r., suitable for farm
ing or cattle ranch proposition. VIII eN-
change part or all for Salt Lake property
or somc business. Address Dill. Tribune.
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
A beautiful apartment house o.
three apartments. close in on east
side, only four years old, In fne
condition, having been kept up
to the minute: steam heat. CO.
ment walks and driveway. A
good renter and money maker.
Splendid investment for perma-
nent income. Easily worth slo,-
900. for sale at Sl2.S00, half cash
and balance TO suit purchaser.
Would consider trade as part
or even full payment. II we'll To-
Gated vacant land ls offered.
PAHVANT VALLEY LAND
COMPANY,
r Il. Exchange Dept,
Judge Building. Was. 1911.
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GOAL AND KINDLING

= p DEAL COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindIing. 165 East 4th south' F"Ins ,a
Wasatch 1898.
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$50 ACRES FIRST-CLASs LAND, AD-
joiaing east side of Cache forest re-
serve in Idaho. Fine spring and fall
range; 200 acres tame hay, 40 acres
grain. 80 acres pasture and wood lot.
water right from four canyons; raises 300
tons baleable hay. 1000 bushels grain and
potatoes annually. Garden and small fruit.
Remarkably free from frost. Also 1000
large. young. medium-grade ewes. with
reserve right for whole OF them on Cache
forest reserve; $50 very high-grade young
Cotswod rams; 300 tons OF alfalfa, tim
otby and fine hay. put up In frst-cless
condition. on place. Only miles, all
down-hill grade, to railroad station. mar
ket and good stores, only half mile
from l. D. S. church and good school.
Ideal place for dairy, sheep or cattle
ranch Houses, fine spring water, good
WELL granaries, shop. barn, sheds, cor
rails, etc. Only SIS each for ewes and re-
serve right; $40 each for rams. 81 per
ton for hay and s3S per acre for land.
Terms on part. address NJ, B.. 2S1 South
eth East. Salt Lake City. Utah. g2O24
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j. l.. DENIIAM co.

~ L.. bfsNIiAM W,
SMALL RANCHES
ACRES, 18TH S. AND STATE ST,
1-room house, orchard, chicken coops,
plenty OF water Easy payments. $4,000.
81 ACRES ON SANDY CAR LINE:
finest kind of soil for chickens and fruit /;
city water. $1,000. and your own terms.
90 ACRES on STATE STREET,
large barns, fine home. ) acres In bearing
orchard, all i'm a high state of cultivation
This is the finest place In this county.
10 ACRES-ONE OF THE FINEST
pla ccs In Mill Creek, Good house and
barns, Plenty of water, $4,000. terms TO
suit
SEE Us FOR SMALL RANCHES. AND
easy payment houses. We have them.
j. l.. DENHAM CO.
", il33. 3f3 Main st w. 3l3S.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

IyIAs. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
yyasatch 1903. x2o
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A GOOD FARM.

700 acres highly improved. full water
right. groom brick house. electric lights
and telephone: is acres in alfalfa. 70
acres I'm plow land II acres in mixed
orchard. 40 acres in good pasture. Close
70 school and churches. onIy three miles
from CIearlieid land well drained; COWS
hcifers. team OF horses. full set imple-
ments, 3 pigs and "a chickens.
The owner OF this farm is in poor
health and must change his occupation.
The farm is in prime condition and easily
worth $4,000, but can be had for S15.500
for entire outft. $4,000 cash. balance to
suit purchaser. or will accept small.
modern home IN Salt Lake City as par!
payment
PAHEANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY,
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EXCELLENT BUYS ON EASY TERMS.
$500 cash. $50 per month: 5-r. part
mod lights and water: 75xl5S tt.
lot is worth $1,000; house cost over
S1e0. If taken at once $500 now,
on above terms.
s1500-S200 cash; large. 5-r. brick: wa
ter and lights: nice lot facing east:
cement sidewalk and sewer, Near
Bird South and 7th w. See II II
you want your moneys worth.
sl900--5-r. part mod. Gotta se blocks
southeast OF city and county bldg.
5000 cash. 500 per month
S2i5o--A beautiful. new, 4r mod brick
bungalow. near Tth F.. and ilth SO
Large lot, 51xl5S Il. 10 alley: ce-
ment sidewalks: $3.50 cash, $50 per
month. This can't he duplicated
for less than $4,000.
Choice building lots OH easy terms on
5th East paving. 9TH East. Sth East, 1lth
So, 10th East. So. 1st West and north
east bench
Let us write your fire insurance, We
have money to loan on real estate.
See Peterson. 81 East 4th South st
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RAILROAD MEN. ATTENTION,

7-ROOM, MODERN, LIGHT
BRICK RESIDENCE, NEAR
WEST, HOUSE HAS BATH,
TOILET, ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
BEAUTIFUL MANTELS, LARGE
FRONT PORCH AND REAR
SCREENED PORCH. BEAUTI-
F'UL LAWN AND NICE FLOW
ERS. LARGE LOT 57Nl65 FEET.
CAN BE HAD AT SACRIFICE
PRICE OF $4,000 TERMS. $500
CASH, BAL. EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
CANNON & CANNON.
IS E. so, TEMPLE.
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$3.50, 90
PUTS you in possession OF o.
room transient house. in one OF
the best locations in town.
$4,000
DOWN and easy monthly pay
nents buys an elegant lS-roon,
steam heated house, all on one
floor Running hot and cold wa
ter in every room. See this at
once.
DOWN buys good, 4o-room,
steam heated house, close to
Main street. Best location. Rent,
including heat. only s. per room.
$4,000
BUYS a sure thing grocery busi-
ness. Owner sick. must sell
NOW,
Mr.. Blake,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY,
New Orpheum Bldg.
w. 42S5.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UN-
TIL 0 O'CLOCK
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SI ATTORNEYS

|1s o. Se%SrTrIoiNs. eSrrl.i REGISTER
Utah S. sssSpDy'lrlghts. see ]. NJ
''flsd & Trust bldg.
O12d
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A. RICHTER.
Esta blished 21 years.
When you are looking for q real estate
bargain don't you fall tn call on us,
We will save you time and money,
Our list Is loaded with bargains, IN
homes from $500 and upward. or In lots
from 500 and upward, Farms. acreage.
trackage, etc.
We have fine list of rooming houses
and all kinds OF we'll selected business
opportunities.
BY the way. we can sell you a-acre lots
on 3rd East near 18th South for $500
$50 cash and $40 per month; hne soil and
good water right.
When looking for any Kind OF real es
tate always bear in mind this firm.
A. RICHTER.
T3 So. Main ST. h2390
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AcHINERY
Effective SERV-
I'VE

= sslScE III; SUPPLIED Fr--2,r;c MEF-
''cn. uy R.s, business. Expert
<aues GosI = local references.
''' q Trust Bldg. Was, Was,
f600
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEAT1N9
COS East Bird South. Phone Hyland
1871, boil
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"TEh DIES"

This 10 acres is To-
Gated southeast of the city
In the Holiday district.
Good soil. planted In grain.
so fruit trees, well and
some improvements. The
owner will exchange for d
city home.
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PAHTANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY,
Il. e. Exchange Dept. Was. l64l.
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BUSINESS CARDS. $3.50 PER THOU
sand and up. Letterheads. s2?5 up
Salt Lake Printing Co. 135 e. lst Sontn;
Was. 1924 n.oL "
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

49,
NOME PAPER CLEANING co. SEE
cial prices fall and winter work was, was
1854. ~
I-T.u PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
sait lake Glass & Paint Co. Eek. 400;
Res, Hyland 23ls-W. llrs
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MUSICIANS

1oNHs COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
raacbars of violin. mandolin and guitar
rnstrument furnished free with course,
si2 Constitution bldg. Eal9o
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
Granite City Signs.
Coal Foreman
Kills Workman

Fairmont, W. Va, July 22.-(spe-
cial.)-John Raugh a foreman for the
Consolidated Coal Company. killed a
workman here Saturday night, whose
name is given as Andy Kronovick
1t appears that Kronovick had beer
talking unionism, and had been dis
charged by Raugh and the two HAD
met in Fairmont Saturday night,
when Raugh bullyragged the man, who
resented it, with the result that
Raugh assaulted him with a pair CT
brass knucklers, inflicting injuries
that resulted in his death.
He was perfunctorily arrested and
was not in jail one minute, Clarence
E. Watson, former United States SEN
ator, bailing him out.
It is expected that this case will go
on as many have gone before, and that
ne will go unpublished.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
Jnionism is the safety valve.


THE CLARKSBURG STRIKE has surprised the
historic instance there sounds Of revery by night
at the bosss house when the roll Of the drums suddenly
burst upon them
The Phillips people thought their Clarksburg plant,
manned by willing slaves who would have the
knowledge Of their manhood the courage to assert
it. But the worm turned, and the mill is idle Man
ager Williams had to depete his stock of scabs and bulls
at Steubenvle to make showing at Clarksburg but rob
bling Peter to pay Paul will not help now especially when
his right hand knows very well what his left hand hap
pens to be doing
All that is needed to victory for the men
strike at the Werton plant Of the concern and
this young trust with its profits stopped will be brought
to bay its mad career and forced treat with its
as human beings.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
Asks Assembly To Cooperate

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly has been asked to join with
the Woman Civic Federations of
West Virginia in the state convention
to be held in Huntington in October,
in the interests Of passing a modern
child labor measure.
The Labor organizations have been
working for such law in West Vir-
ginia for some time, and great efforts
in that direction have been made by
the Child Labor Committee of the
state, assisted by the National body,
but this is the first time that a determ-
ined effort will have been made by
the aggregation of 'Woman's organiza-
lions.
The request has been received by
Chairman A. v. Fisher of the Legisla-
tive committee of the Assembly, and
will be acted upon at the next meet
ing of the central body.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
Moundsville Dailv
Papers Won't
Sign Agreement

The Moundsville daily newspapers,
the Echo" and Herald" still refuse
to run union shops. They locked out
their employees who Joined the union
and since then have had children try
ing to get out their papers, with the
result that is most apparent in the<ap-
pearance of the paper. Smith of the
Journal and Shaw of the Echo who
were bitter business enemies in the
the anarchy of competition before the
union was organized, are as friendly
as two peas in a pod now against the
decent rights of their working people.
They may fight each other on the prop
osition Of getting more than each
other, but they are united on the prop
osition of getting everything possible
from their employees.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
THE eMORAL" WAVE that is engulfing our ci

THE "MORAL'' WAVE that is engulfing our city
is empty bass drum. And noisy. The pool
will be closed-and hand books on the races will be sold
the streets. close the saloons, and whiskey will be
sold in the alleys Close the houses Of prostitution and
their places will be taken by shantes in the extreme
and hotels in the other
This frothy crusade will last about long froth
usually lasts the article that is being sold without
a license in Wheeling.
This is because It cannot go very far until the roots
of capitalist system touched and then every con-
sciencous crusader lifts up his voice in amentaton anc
pleads co. woodan spare that tree' You see the tree
of capitalism sheltered him in youth and he has banker
ing to hang around i'll it's shade and grab the apples
they fall, one by one.
Watch 'em back up the crusade farce when it
pinches their pocket books =.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
Whitaker Signs
Tin Plate Scale

The wage scale of the Tin Plate
Workers International Association was
signed by the management of the
Whitaker lessner COMPANY last
Thursday morning, after four days of
negotiations, and Manchester. lodge
No. 80 is pleased that an amicable set
Element has been reached. The COM
pany granted the requests of the men
in every Instance.
No increase in pay was asked ex-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

tie Tariff Sefs sding lilla jul gyHrs ftels F$eAt
those produced in thei S district Rfpbsan elect
article except those which their constituents bought but
did not make So party lines vanished and the who
was idcued years ago for saying The tariff is local
issue'' has been shown wise old Indian after ALL
Now for the first time poHtcay party will act as
unit and be held responsible unit. And for the
first time the people will that the tariff is not the sou
ton of our ills.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

Sss61f & s5S&diiaiou iarS2S #kieE =Fsas
Increased trt.pi 5o0J pet us ~. /
cents, ahd4on small plates froiT f{42
to GIT cents. The changes i'll IL
working conditions, however, art
many. :
- Granite City Signs.
The scale for Granite City lodge was
also signed last week, the signatures
Of the union officials and the mill man.
agement being affixed on last Tuesday
in the Illinois city. This leaves two
lodges yet to hear from in this regard.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

A NOTE OF COMPLAINT is noticeable in the CAPT
taist press in that the Democrats congress are work
ing under the system Socialist would say that
political party nothing # it IS not the sspr ene
of idea Of There can be no two ideas of
government within the party, logically Heretofore
selves as sv they gsfa vored eza what he
economic interests told them and Southern Democrat
is found conservative as Northern Republican.
Democrats elected the promise to slash or abolish
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

OWN = IN UH8D B1!.OM 1SE EAUUS
the strikers will soon be back again in
larger numbers, and will do every
thing within the law to hold a meet
ing. They w i'll demand that the sheriff
be there to see that peace be kept by
the hired thugs.
While some of the strikers weer at
Weirton the scabs in the Pope plant
thought they would take advantage of
their absence and get a little fresh
air, but were greatly surprised when
the men who were left on picket duty
chased them back inside the stockade.
They got warm reception and we
do not think they will care for a
repetition Of the experience soon
again.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24
Mrs. Isett Pinched
For Shophfting

Mrs. W. A. Isett, wife of a promin-
emit local capitalist, was arrested last
week charged with shoplifting at the
store of Geo. E. Stifel & Co. on Main
street. Her fine was promptly paid,
however. The daily papers mention
ed the story. but suppressed the name.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

According to the report of the fac
tory inspection department of Holland
there are 388,272 persons engaged in
the 28,531 factories and workshops, etc
of which number 1853 per cent work
tenh ours per day or less in summer,
Alps per cent. ten and one-half hours
per day and 1915 per cent. more Ia
eleven hours per day.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

An appeal for legislation to protect
them against insanitary and ill-lighted
kitchens and to secure better hours
was issued recently by the United
Cooks Societies, Of Chicago.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

THE CITY COUNCIL has decided that it has nc
right to investigate city officials. Naturally If it should
decide it had logic would compel it to start with itself
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

MR.. OGDEN CLAIMS his papers are friendly to La
Dor. Watch their accounts OF the Steubenvi1e strike
The proof of the pudding, etc.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

ARE THE GRILL ROOMS, where the we'll fed
frequent, to be closed? Or just the common ordinary
wine rooms, where they dish out bucket of suds for
a nickel?
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-07-24

made to arrest J.. C: Williams, though
his lawless chauffeur was arrested and
afterward released on bond. The
charge against the striker of "incit-
ing to riot" is sufficiently outrageous,
but what shall we say of the release
Of the would-be assassin who runs the
automobile? J, g. Williams in brand
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now have cooped up on their premises
about 300 men, the armed guard con-
stituting at least 200 of this number.
It is estimated that 80 of the remain.
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