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990346
Various local business organizations notified the City Clerk of their appointments to a Charter Advisory Committee to consider amending the City Charter.

January 9 1891

990356
The Charter Advisory Committee reported on presenting Charter amendments to the public. The committee suggested a delay until Autumn for revision work on the Charter.

January 29 1891

990356_transcript
Transcript of: The Charter Advisory Committee reported on presenting Charter amendments to the public. The committee suggested a delay until Autumn for revision work on the Charter.

January 29 1891

990633
The City Council received petitions requesting that an amendment to Ordinance #1356, which provided for regulation of and licensing fees for the establishment of employment offices (intelligence offices) within the City. Three communications requested a w

May 15 1890

990633_transcript
The City Council received petitions requesting that an amendment to Ordinance #1356, which provided for regulation of and licensing fees for the establishment of employment offices (intelligence offices) within the City. Three communications requested a w [Duplicate]

May 15 1890

991510
The Western Central Labor Union invited the House of Delegates to attend its parade, picnic, and ball on Labor Day.

August 25 1891

991511
The Western Central Labor Union invited the Mayor, City Council, Police Department, and Fire Department to its annual Labor Day parade.

August 21 1893

991513
The Western Central Labor Union invited the Board of Aldermen to its Labor Day parade, picnic, and ball.

August 1 1892

991514
The Western Central Labor Union invited the Board of Delegates to its Labor Day parade, picnic, and ball.

August 1 1892

991785
The Labor Commissioner requested that the City Council authorize the employment of an additional assistant in the City's free employment office. Since the office's opening the amount of business done there had increased to a point that the staff couldn't keep up with it. "We feel confident that the city will lose nothing either in dignity or self-respect by sbustituting, in a common effort with organized labor, a neat and substantial structure for the dingy and forbidding quarters now occupied by the office." The Committee on Labor reported adversely to the request. The Western Central Labor Union offered to construct better accommodations for the office.

November 26 1894

992851
The West Central Labor Union proposed to the Mayor and Council that building materials be purchased locally and requested the practice of purchasing construction outside of the City or State be condemned.

November 7 1889

993578
Communication from the Western Central Labor Union requesting a meeting with the Finance Committee to address previous complaints by those employed by the City that they were being paid in script which they were forced to sell at a discount. The Finance C

February 16 1891

993579
Invitation to the Board of Aldermen from the Western Central Labor Union to a lecture by Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor.

March 16 1891

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