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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
mORSES VISITING BIsBEE

MT. and Mrs. William Hughes of this city have as their guests Mrs. M. B. Morse and three children of Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
Dick Ham Funeral
 At Douglas Sunday

Information received in Bisbee last night was to the effect that the fun- eral of Dick Ham, formerly of this city. Douglas and Tombstone, will be held in Douglas Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ham died the first of the week in the union printers home at Colorado Springs.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
LINE RIDER coNvALEsceNT

Marshall Mcdonald, who was shot March 15 by Mexican smuggler, whom he subsequently, killed, is re- ported to be improving satisfactorily at the Copper Queen hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
RETURNS TO FL PAso

w H. Day, interstate secretary of the Y M C. A, who has been in the district for the past several days left yesterday for his headquarters in Fl PaSO
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
MEoIcOs TO TOMBSTONE

Di. x. c. Bledsoe and Dr. w. M. Randolph were visitors in Tombstone yesterday as witnesses in the Super for court on business connected with the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
FRcN TOMBSTONE

Clarence Cavanaugh. clerk in tht county treasurer's office. was in Bis hea yesterday from Tombstone tI visit his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
MRS. BEATTY LEAVES

Mrs R. A. Beatty has gone to Santa Rita. New Mexico. where she will join her husband.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
ON SCHOOL BUSINESS

Miss Ruth Fuess, county school nurse, left yesterday morning for Hereford on official business.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
LEAVE FOR NoeALEs

bCy ard Hampst.h and Charles Jorcs left yesterday fer Nosales Cn {. b-<lness trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
MRS. SHAW TO COAST

Mrs. c. I. haw left yesterday for the coast, where she will join her husband
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
ENTERTAINs AT TEA

Mrs c. W. Ungemach entSri aimed at tea yesterday afternoon att her residence at Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18
MRS. GIvENs FINED

Mrs. Howard Givens of Warren was fined S10 yesterday in the jus tices court at Lowell on a charge of speeding
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18

The year 1921 corresponds to the year So20 of the Greek church.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-18

J. H. HUGHES LEAVES
 J. H. Hughes, who has sold the Lo- well Bakery to .T. E. Warlop. has moved with his family to Galveston, Texas.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
IMPROVEMENTS AT FAIR
GROUNDS BEING DONE
BY NON-uNION WORkMEN

II is foregone conclusion that the
Labor Day celebration will not be held
at the fair grounds this year, nor for
many years to come, if the union men
of the city have anything to say re-
garding their affairs. This conelu-
sion has been arrived at by reason OF
the fact that Improvements are being
made at the fair grounds, in the shape
of hog houses, etc, by non-union
workmen.
Utter disregard for union workmen
has been shown, ii is said. by those
having the work In charge. who are
charged with having made the state
mentt that the fair did not depend
upon unionists for support anyway.
and that If the unions would pay the
difference between the union scale
and what was paid for the work.
union workmen would be considered.
II is regrettable that the fair board
should take this attitude. as 1t is sure
to do much toward affecting the sue.
cess OF the fair. which has always re-
ceived liberal patronage from the
unions. many OF which have declared
a holiday during fair time that their
members might attend
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
SIXTH STREET RESIDENTS
TAKE EXCEPTION TO PAYING
OUTSIDERS TO PAVE STREET

Residents OF Sixth street are pretty
we'll stirred up because Of the fact
that the paving OF that street, which
was let to Stipes & Heeker OF this
city, has been sub-let To Decatur
firm, who. 1t Is said. have gignified
their intention of importing a large
number of non-union, low-wage men
to do the work.
The property owners take the po.
sition that the contract was let with
the supposition that the LOCAL hrm
would do the work they contracted to
do. and employ home workmen. There
are many men here out OF work. they
say and they are insisting that local
men be employed
Then, again. they do not see the
justice OF paying someone the differ
ence between the contract price and
the sub-contract price. this being, they
believe. q case Of someone taking n
profit when no service is rendered the
public.
Local merchants. who depend upon
the local workmen for their trade. are
none too enthusiastic over having a
lot of "ioaters" employed on public
work They take the stand that IT is
detrimental to the public interests, es-
peciaily the local business interests
to employ outsiders. when local men
are idle.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22

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pr u A the last t OF the m o Iab h m pp to
parade should b he bg thing Is ear Is on o h nt he Il
The ht nc dg to M o. hl idea on the m hip en a
ha moe n hd dsupor OF he b bh D o sup
they dtd hes poie Iab Day ne wa % OF
in
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That cluopa OF s. member, etmnd t
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to the apmoyao o h committee pub
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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
eATsoNlzE aoME INDUSTRIES
MAKE TWIN CITIES SETTER
PLACES IN WHICH TO lINE

Every time a resident of ne Twin
cities buys an article that is made
eui of town. when the same article
81 equal quality Of home make can be
had, he is taking work away nom
himself and giving Il 10 others. This
~, only Affects the local tradesmen
hul takes trade away from the local
merchants
We refer particularly TO the pur.
chase Of shipped In bread. II h said
by bakers thai over 30 per cent af
the bread consumed In the Twin Cities
Is made In Chicago rusoola. Arcola
aud DanNillc Twenty bakers would
be added 10 the local union, aud they.
With their families. would make very
substantial increase in the population.
inst why local groears insist In
selling foreign.made bread II a mys.
terry. considering the loss they suffer
from doing SO Twenty additional
bakers and their families would add
10 every grocer In the Twin Cities.
We believe In patronising home In.
dustries. We believe those merchants
who are loadest in their demands
that our residents patronise home In.
dastries should practice what the,
| preach and make II possible for our
local bakers TO grow and prosper, We
believe those civic societies which are
| organized for the advancement OF the
! Twin Cities should urge upon their
membership the necessity OF building
up the cities by patronifing their own
, business men
The Review wishes TO announce thai
II Is going TO agitate for the support
of home industries II Is going 10
bring the issue sduaraly up To sey.
eral civic organizations as we'll as
the union organizations, and II asks
the cooperation of every true union
man and every civic organization
that really has the interests of the
two towns at heart. The Review Ia
going 10 boost for the Twin Cities
In preference To all others. Let's all
help ourselves by helping each other.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
UNION HAkERs MAKE
APPEAL FOR PURCHASE
OF UNION MADE BREAD

Bakers. Local Union Ne sSs. Il
Champaign and urhana, wishes 90 ean
the attention OF every msmber II
Organized Labor IN the Twin Cities
10 the tact thai at the present time.
great amount of non.nnion bread aaa
bakery goods are being handled ~
the merchants OF the Twin cities We
refer 10 the products of the Wafd
Baking Co, and the Sehulae nakgag
Co OF Chicago. the Fullerton nakars
OF Tuscola, the Schneider Bakery II
Arcnla, and the Palmer q Davis
hakery of urhana. AZ the presenf
time none Of these shops are helas
operated under union conditions.
The products OF the above nam a
shops viii eventually cut into lhe
sales of the union shops, so demand
the union label on your bread Tho
Master Bakers Of tho Twin Cities,
with ono exception. have recognized
our local. and have signed contracts
for the ensuing year AZ present ten
out af a total of eleven shops In the
Twin Cities are being operated under
strictly union conditions. Therefore
these shops should receive the nm.
divided support OF evnry union man
and woman or tho Twin Cities Should
tho non.nnion products got too Arm
a hold II will mean ieas businesa
among the homo bakers and lack of
employment, See this matter in thu
true light. by demanding union label
bakery gooda. YOU are helping our 10.
cal as we'll aa the home master nak.
ers, The bakery goods of tho Twin
Cities are In no way inferior TO the
shipped In product The following
bakeries OF tho Twin Cities should re,
ceiye the support OF every union man,
urhana Perfect Bakery. e, A. Hoy
Bakery. William Laseil Bakery. bean
and Conkiin Bakery.
Champaign - University paatry
Shop Gehrke's illinois bakery. G. n.
Prentiss Bakery. William n.rryman
Bakery. Federal bakery. Perfect
Bakery.
Demand the union label on the loaf
or printed on tho wrapper.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
LARGE CLASS OF
INITIATES TO BE TAKEN
INTO LABEL LEAGUE

The. next meeting of the Woman's S
Label League will probably see an
other large class of initiates. During
the membership campaign recently ap-
plications were received from about
fifty people who so far have not been
initiated and these have been asked
to present themselves at next Thurs
day nights meeting for obligation.
The nomination OF officers will also
be held Plans for participating in
the Labor Day celebration will be dis
cussed and the routine business trans
acted.
And, oh yesi The regular social
hour will be held. This phase Of the
meetings is proving very successful,
and are fitting climaxes for the busi-
ness sessions held in the earlier part
of the meetings.
The Woman's Label League Is
called in many localities the mother
of the labor movement. and it is a
fitting term, for the membership Is
made up of the lady members OF the
labor family, whose duty It is TO help
in every possible way In bettering
conditions for the real bread-winner
of the family. This is generally ac-
complished through the insistence of
the members for goods bearing the
union label, and the securing of work
for members Of the various local
unions.
You should be a member of the
Label League. The initiation fee Is
25 cents, and the dues are 25 cents a
month The next meeting is Thurs
day evening. July 2S, at Labor Hall.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
WoMEN'e LABEL LEAGUE
WILL TAKE PROMINENT
PART IN HnNATIoN

Labor Day viii be observed this
year In u fitting manner, Ia tho opln.
ion OF those In charge OF the preIimi
nary steps. The committee appointed
at the last meetins of thu Federation
has been doing considerable work
among tho various unions. and the re.
suit is such that II can safely be- said
that practically every union In thu
Twin Cities h In favor OF celebra.
lion and Will support the parent body
In staging ono ~ the best times rssr
held by local labor.
The Woman's Label Iseague will be
In tho parade with a float. and Will
take prominent part In the other
doings. A committee OF ak OF the
Leaguers In now al work getting ready
for the event. and II ~ an assured
fact that the rest OF the organizations
Will have TO get wisgle on II they
wish TO land anything like first place
The Twin city Review will have u
float this year. as Will several other
organizations which have already ulg
nified their intention OF entering th.
parade.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
STREET CAR EMPLOYEES
HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING
WITH CITIZENS COMMITTEE

Street railway employees OF the
Twin Cities who received n notice of
. cents per hour cut In pay, effective
July lst, called upon the mayors OF
the two cities To reconyene the citi.
zens' committee who acted as arbi.
ters In settling the street car strike
two years ago. to attempt To settle
the controversy OF the disputed wage
cut which the company based upon 4
contract signed In Decatur with their
smployea,
The local contract contained pro
vision that the wages from May |,
1921, TO January |. 1922. should be- the
same as that paid In Decatur for a
like service. II was shown by tho
contract that the only cars on which
the wage scale would affect was those
operating the twolmen cars and em
ployes operating Nell street and Lake
Shore and that there was no clause
calling for a reduction OF the one.
man safety cars. II III also shown
that Decatur has no twolnen ears In
operation and II was upon these
grounds that the local employees con-
tended they were moi subject To q cut
based on the Decatur contract.
While the members OF the citizens
committee, DR.. Burres and Jacob
White OF urbana, and George Ryers
and G l., kiaer of Champaign. es.
pressed no opinion as 20 their find
ings until after hearing the company
side, IL Is believed the matter VIII be
speedily settled satisfactory 10 all
sides concerned
J, c. colgan, an International rep.
resentatiye OF the street N @ay en-.
ployes, who made the Decdtur con.
tract, was present and explained II In
detail
James Brown. who assisted IN max
ing the present contract under which
the local men are working. again
acted as their spokesman and pre-.
oonted their case 10 the committee.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
LOCAL LABOR WARNED
TO STAY AWAY FROM
STRikE-R,ppEA cIrlta

The public press Is filled with ad.
yertisements In the form of news
about work being plentiful In other
localities. calculated 10 draw workers.
10 points where strikes are In effect
with a view OF breaking the strike.
Within the past few days Detroit has
been pointed out aa city OF wonder.
ful opportunities for those who wish
steady work at good wages" Inyes.
tigstion brings the Information from
Frederick q. Palliaer. secretary OF the
Detroit Building Trades Council. that
unionlsts as we'll as others would do
we'll 10 steer clear OF that city. Tie
letter follows
Thls warning Is not Intended for our own
proteetion alone. but for the protsction of
men who would come to this city and be loft
stranded
A ne~ plan Of attracting labor 20 Detroit
Mich, is being carried on BY the employing
interests af this city,
Instead of the usual advertisements in The
WANT AID" columns of the newspapers, the
non-union interests are advertising for labor
through the medium 81 glowing newspaper
articles announcing full resumpiion Of in-
dustry In Detroit City authofitles, with the
aid of the newspapers are nov using the
moving picture show houses ~ Mdvsrtiaa uii-
nicipsi construction such as sewers. water de-
pnffnnent operations, municipal street railway
building. Highways. bridges. etefh which IA
resulting In bringing large number of work
ers 10 DxtYoit. entirely e8t Of proportion to
the needs. as there ~ large surplus of labor
looking for jobs At this time. some Of whom
have heen out Of employment six and seven
months. Through the aid Of expert photoR-
Taphy some Of the work shown Is not being
built ut all.
The real facts manufacturing concerns
are working their employees short time with
one half their usual force or less. For In
stance. the Ford Motor Car Co. at lis High
land Park plant, employs ~. 900 men IN place
~ the usual $4,000 more. Some ndna'ries
are now closed down for two months at least.
Ne additions 20 industrial plants will be
erected now or for time in the future.
There are no new office buildings or depart
ment stores contracts being LET. Materns
are high-labors wages are low~renta are
high families are doubling up -unemploy-
rneBt is on the increase. Reports have IL that
sutomahile factories will close down indea-
niteiy about October for lack Of orders.
These fse1s wi stand investigation. Give
this information 20 local unions. central
bodies. labor papers and the daily newspapers
of your city II possible. Warn all labor %
stAy away from Detroit. especially BUILDING
DETROIT BUILDING TRADES
COUNCIL.
FREDERICK C. PALLIAER, See
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
NEWBORN CALVES
FIND READY BUYERS;
SHIPPED TO CHICAGO

Who eats all the newly born calves
mat have been leaving the neighbor-
mood of the Twin Cities during the
past several years? Do they return
10 the consumers in the form of pot
yea meats, or how are they disposed
ol! This is a question that was re-
Gently asked the Review. and is one
thaI should be answered II anyone has
the correct answer.
II Is stated that those who have
Caifes they do not wish to keep sell
tlem Immediately after birth to men
Wno buy them and ship them to Chi
eaeo, using Leverette as a shipping
point. 1t is also stated that this is a
praetice contrary to state law, and it
: also said the consumption of i'm.
lie health.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
VIII Go to Canada

and family will leave in a week or so
TO attend the meeting of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-.
gineers at ST Thomas, Canada. This
is not a meeting Of the international
union. but is more of the nature OF a
vacation trip where members of the
various lodges get together annually
for good time. Just why Canada
was selected this year can best be
answered by those who will be in at
tendance. II is expected that over
1000 members from the s97 lodges
throughout the United States and can.
ada will be at the meeting
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
IIl.AdyIaed Statement.

President.elect g. r. Daugherty OF
the Twin City Federation OF Labor
takes exception 10 a abatement
printed in an Urbana paper TO the ef
feet that the radicals" had been
ousted from the Federation and con.
seryatiyes elected. The statement is
In the opinion OF the president-eleet
Ill. advised, and was written, he be.
lieges, to cause dissention in the
ranks OF unionists The new presl'
dent VIII make his stand definitely
understood when he assumes office
next Wednesday night. and he asks
that all delegates be present to hear
what he has to say, and TO Judge by
deeds, not newspaper talk.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
Flshinu at Eisher

T., WINS l. Meyers has fished so long
ci..I "a the creeks surrounding the Twin
cities and never caught anything that
sr.s.sd g ueclded TO spend his vacation this
i;..,l it.,liier at place that sounded
NE hshy anyway. So he and his
Filt rue are spending a week or so at
m. misheI. where Willis will fish and
"'is' Meyers visit with relatives.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
Read Advertisements.

This week we have several ads from
new advertisers, as well as our regular
ones. These people believe that the
columns Of the Review are worth
using and we ask you, our readers, 10
read these ads and mention the paper
when making purchases. We should
patronize those who patronize us. by
doing this we are able to go ahead
making progress.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
Paw u. \ Visit

The Review takes great pleasure
when its friends drop in for a
friendly talk Come in and visit us
whenever you are in our section OF
town. Our room is 207 Stern Build
ing. on Hickory street. orpheum Row,
above the United Cigar store. Drop
in and give us your views on all ques-
tions and ask US anything that you
don't know about our paper. We are
open TO criticism and want your
views.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
Exponent Of Golden RuIe.

A. r. Walton dropped in for a
friendly chat with the editor and 10
said that If people adhered more
strictly to the Golden Rule I'm dealing
with those who work for us and gave
TO all the fair treatment they deserved
they would be doing for a better
world
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
FREDERICK C. PALLIAER. See.
Wants Sunday Dates

The Champaign Independents. a
ball team under the management OF C.
G. Merryman. wishes Sunday dates
with other teams The Independents
are among the best teams hereabouts.
as is shown by their past record
Teams wishing games please call up
Mr.. Merryman at the Twin City. Co
operative store, Telephone Main 442s.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
W.. Rremer varu Ill

III, Il. = Bremen left Saturday for No
.s aolnis' where he is in attendance at
nas,l' no. oeuslde OF his wife, who is re-
irn,.tl - very Ill. Mrs. Bremen has been
ra.l ,,olpied for some time with an abb
~ -. 'ilal growth, and left several weeks
Ha. so 70 take treatment in Nokomis.
-. ~ many friends here wish her a
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
New Llnhtlnn syatem.

Work on the new lighting system
authorized by the city will be begun
within a few days. foremen having
arrived on the scene a few days ago.
Union men of every craft employed
swin be used and the work will prob
ably be COMPLETED within four usorths.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
More Men Wanted

Business Agent Wicks of the Build
ing Laborers states that he can use
a number of men. Nearly every avail
able member-of the union is now en-
ployed. Mr.. Wicks can be found at
Labor Hall
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22
II LABOR DISPUTES WEI

poo9HbA6S The open SHOPPER
WANTED TO CUT LABoR.S sAARe
OF me- SAFE RECEIPTS BuT LAsoR
WOULD NOT STAND FoR IT ANo
1Ht tl6dT STARTED ON TIMei
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-22

BOD LA6oR MARDeo or AN ucpeR
CUT 1HeA SENT n FLS1Nc, Jas
10 The INDUSTRIAL AUTocRAr'c
nc 40 WhicA MADE HIM osxzY--
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
ARTILLERY BATTERY
TO DRILL TONIGHT.

Having reached over half of their
regular peace time complement. Pu-
eblo's artillery battery. will hold their
first drill tonight in the Pueblo county
courthouse starting at 20 o'clock. The
peace time strength of the battery is
fixed at 80, according to s. W. Presscy.
chairman of the local Public Safety
committee.
Drill will he hold under the direction
of Captain Arthur Talbot. and Sec
ond Lieutenant Morris Pentcr. who
were recently given appointments ON
probation by Governor Shoup.
Enlistmcnts have been taken for the
past three months at the Pueblo Com
merce club. most of the men applying
being members of n Colorado over
seas unit. Practically the whole of the
battery will be made up of men who
have served together in the United
States forces during the World War.
Talbot was commissioned officer
in "A Colorado battery unit during the
war He is versod in al branches of
artillery fire and gun care. and will put
the local boys thru preliminary PAGES
tonight.
1t is Understood that within a short
time four 10 IN. m. guns will bc sent
to Pueblo for use in tho local battery.
Extra horses to draw these field pieces
will arrive later. 1t is said.
open air night drill will he held to-
night for members of Troop c at the
State Fair grounds. The drill Will be
mounted. Large electric light diffuscrs
have been erected for the purpose OF IL
Illuminating the practice field.
Captain j. J.. Fitzgibbon. head of
Troop c. is understood to have sent in
"a resignation for mis- commission. since
he is to go to Denver. where he will
engage in the insurance and real es-
tate business. His successor has not
been announced.