PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS LOCAL IN 1901
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This picture was taken in 1901, in front of Tim Toomey's Plumbing Shop, which stood where the S. & W. Cafeteria stands today,
on West Ti-ade Street. Reading from left to right bottom rom, the names of members of the local are as follows: John Spencer, Doc
Baker, Lonnie Ayers, Jim Montgomery, Buck Webb, Doe Corrigan. Top row, left to right, John Blaekwelder, John Threatt, Dave
Harris, Tim Mooney, Walter Campbell, Walter Stacker, Joe Walker, Harold Hall.
[There is not a derby or a mustache on any of the present members, not even Tim Mooney.—Ed.J
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CHICAGO.—The National Safety
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way death toll already waa 6 per
cent above the 1839 rate, and that
more than 6,000 persons would be
killed in the next two months if
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Traffic fatalities for the first five
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May was a deathless month on the
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