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The Union Advocate from Coffeyville, Kansas • 2

The Union Advocate du lieu suivant : Coffeyville, Kansas • 2

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Coffeyville, Kansas
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I 1 i THE UNION ADVOCATE 3 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, position. 0 Advocate There are signs, too, that the FOR MAYOR MICWI G.UY- BY CD GRAVES' Longuet group is weakening and I respectfully announce my candidacy for the IPKNATIOMAl. CAKTOOM SERVICE CORPORATION K.Xi omce ol mayor of umeyvuie, subject to the wishes of the voters, as expressed at the primary In August and the general election in November. I An Official Organ of the Kamaa State Federation of Labor will appreciate your support. H.

H. DEICHLER. FOR MAYOR. that the new. ardently pro-war-to-a-finish group, led now by Albert Thomas, and numbering the veteran Guesde and Alexandre Varenne in its membership, will gain in strength is the days pass.

"The immediate, concrete result NATIONAL I wish to announce to the voters of Coffey vllle that I will be a candidate for mayor at the forthcoming primary and general election. Your support 18 cordially solicit d. C. E. PRATHER.

1 LsiSt FOR FINANCE COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination and re-election to the office of of1 the mission's visit to France," says Caspar Whitney, in a lengthy article to the New York Tribune Commissioner of finance and Revenue. W. L. MARCY. xccoriATinN dated May 25 and published June 27, "was Jhe division in the majority Socialist group and the indorsement by 40 of the 100 FOR COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND PUBLIC UTILITIES.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection as commissioner of streets and public utilities. Your support will be appreciated and I will continue to be on the job and to give you efficient service in all my departments, WILLIAM HELMERING. (he foreign advertising icpresentatlv'e of this papef. 'All r4Uests for advertising rate should be addressed to 1 NATIONAL LABOR PRESS ASSOCIATION, Eastern Office, Chandler Bldj, New York, V- -1 220 West 42ud St. WetteraOffice, Lemcke Indianapolis, Ind, I ,7 Socialist parliament members, as already referred to, o'f the Mission's platform." FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

We are authorized to announce that R. C. Horner of Havana, will be a candidate at the August Primary for the office of Register of Deeds, subject to the Republican' voters. This Paper Owned and Controlled by the Labor Unions of Coffeyville It is evident that there is a bet OUT, COASTING'S A SPORT NCVER LlKETD IT TOO INCLINED. TO KILL.

DON'T SEE WHY THOSE1 FOOLISH BOYS MOST PLAY ON SUCH HIL.L-." 1 ter understanding of America's SAY, BOYS, YOU'D BETTER CUT THAT fT'S NOT THE. THING TO 00) SOME DAY A DREADFUL ACCIDENT WILL- BfTHr END OF YOU." purpose and American labor's po Polished Thursday and Sunday Mornings by the Union Publishing Co. FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT We are authorized to announce the candidacy of Nora C. Howard for the office of county superintendent, subject to the wishes of the Republicans at the August Primaries. Office 111 West Tenth Street sition in helping to bring that purpose to realization, because of the visit of the American trade union mission to France.

FOR COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce the candidacy of Tracy M. Roberds for the office of county clerk on the Republican ticket, subject to the voters at the August primaries. Good News From Paris-American Position Gains Supporters GET THE HABIT BUY A BABY BOND OR MORE A WEEK. FOR COUNTY CLERK. I hereby announce my canidacy for the office of County Clerk subject to the will of the Republican Voters at the August primary.

The support of my friends will be gratefully appreciated. ELMER JOYCE. A Bogus Label The United Garment Workers of America are notifying the various trades that there is a bogus garment workers' union label appearing on the clothing list a total of forty-three French Socialist deputies who support the position put forth by the Mission in France, as in Great Britain For working purposes the out-and-out loyalists have a majority. Opposed to this is a minority of 31, led by Jean Longuet, four deputies market, and cautions members of Here is an answer to those critics who said the American Federation of Labor Mission in France was duped and accomplished nothing and was "no account nohow." Fifteen French Socialist deputies signed an address to the Americans, supporting the position that there must be no conference or conversation with Germans. More could not be reached on that day, but forty deputies signed an address Bran ting on the following day, containing the same declarat-'ioij of purpose.

Three additional narries, including that of Jules Guesde, must be added to this NOW, THERE'S A GAMP THATS SOMETHING LWtfJ organized labor and friends' of the movement that the Garment THAT ISNT SUICIDE. IT MAKES ME PTE A BOY SO I'LL JUST TAKE OH SLIDE GREAT SCQTT THIS IS A SLIPPERY PLACE, TWE WORLD TURNS UPSIDE DOWN; I GLAD NOONE. IS HERE" TO SEE ME ACTING LIKE, A CLOWN Workers' Union label appears with the number printed in red ink are called ienthalians, and fif except shirt and white duck labels which appear in black ink. A Union GET THE HABIT BUT A BABY A new union sprung into east- BOND or; MORE A WEEK. onev's Worth i i Get Your I ence Wednesday, when the boys'! cleaning brick school teen Centralists, or Wobblers, as some call them.

Thus there is an ill assorted coalition of 55 ill-assorted because their views are divergent and their theories discordant The 43 are united in loyalty and a firm purpose to go on with the war without compromise and without palaver with German emissaries and have recently formed themselves into a working parliamentary group to support thai builuing discovered that they were i Help Make It Strong not getting money enough, for the Make your labor papes strong: work. The boys, did not wait to and itjwill be strong for You LEWARK Taxi -Cab AUTO LIVERY AND BAGGAGE 707 Spring St. Phone 173 send 103 an organizer but got together and. perfected an organization by electing Jfohn presi may depend on that. It will fight your it will print your news, both locally and nationally.

It is to your interest that you should stand1 behind the paper Walter vice Qcville Foster, secretary and Jesse- The Brick Gleaners Union is the name Good sendee and courteous treatment is: what we EE S5 accord om patron, and we are in a to- 5 EE serve-you We carry a complete line of EE Staple Groceries, Fresh and W. jj Cured Meats The Model Grocery KSME Manager mlS Sprues- Phone 605 llllllllillllKllllllHIIUIillH loyally and with your active labor in its with your subscriptions and news of the new union.and besides, the officers named; above the follcwiag belong: Walter Mark Jesse Clifford Paul Price. Eddie Mahleyw Edgar Foster, Tom Elastine my Lawrence Belle Louis Belief Archie Miller Jack Jones, Harry Ralph Canimack, Ralph Jones, Harold JocflBob Charles Huffman, Dave Reduso Allen Ross Fulraer. Frederick 0 Paul, Matthew, and RusseL Fukaer. The boys, were workLse for con tractor Shores and weie receiving 10 cents per hundred for clean A all I 4i 1 DR.

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Pages disponibles:
1 269
Années disponibles:
1917-1920