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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
2
A compact survey examining how legal frameworks interact with union organizing and collective bargaining. It outlines key principles, rights, and limits governing labor unions, disputes, and the enforceability of agreements within the jurisdiction.
A historical overview traces labor organization from criminal conspiracies to lawful unions. It notes English and American legal shifts from 18th century suppression to 19th century recognition, citing the 1824 English statute and later reforms. The piece discusses notable early cases like the Journeyman Cordwainers and compares evolving court interpretations and legislative changes shaping modern labor law.
Special Correspondence from Chicago notes a April 2 vote on granting $100,000,000 in streetcar franchises to Morgan and Wall Street associates or municipal ownership. Profranchise backers promise better service and lower fares, while antis warn of corruption and political machine power. The race features Mayor Dunne, Fred Busse, George Koop as major players with a near 400,000 registrations and gambling odds of 10 to 7 favoring Dunne.
The article traces evolving legal balance between organized labor and employers, noting court injunctions as tools for capital, limits on peaceful picketing, and the right of workers to organize and seek lawful, peaceful means. It discusses moral intimidation, lawful persuasion, and the need for reforms to protect workers while restraining coercive practices.
An advertisement extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pure, high quality bowel medicine. It traces invention in 1896, emphasizes purity and medicinal strength, cites national standards, and claims broad trust with physi- cal and legal backing. It urges buyers to consult druggists and try the product today.
Henry Aguirre, worker at the Herald press room in El Paso, inherits 620,000 Mexican dollars from his uncle in Mexico after the deaths of Jesus Aguirre, a mining man. Laura Aguirre, editor of La Reforma Social, also inherits 15,000. The estate, tied to Mexican law, will be settled before Henry uses funds for college in America and future business.
Delegates from East and West representing the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen attended a large meeting in Buppalo on March 24. They are expected to ratify an action at the March 3 union meeting when grand chiefs empowered general chairmen to summon a meeting of their system chairmen.
Len tells a reader with constipation that their dull complexion sleepy look and foul bowels signal trouble. Regular bowel movements at about the same hour improve health and can be built with a gradual switch to Discovery medicine. Sample letters praise better appetite sleep and regularity after one bottle. Samuel Booren Scranton says the medicine works and customers agree Cooper medicines do the work.
Classifieds offer dining room girl, messenger boys for Western Union, cooks, millinery clerks, and room rentals. Jobs seek short order cooks, skilled dressmakers, and second hand clothing buyers. Rentals include furnished rooms, five room homes, and a brick corner house. Also notices for livestock, typewriter, and local business promotions amid auction and real estate notes.
Advertised lending option offers loans around 3000 dollars secured by real estate with an 8 percent rate. Indicates small loans at or below one dollar installments, seeking consideration from potential borrowers.
A collage-style notice page lists professionals: Ian M. Bond and other attorneys at law in Washington D C and Albuquerque. Local dentists, homeopathic physician W M Sheridan, high frequency germicide therapy, undertaker services, architects, a hairdresser and chiropodist Mrs Bambini offering scalp treatment and cosmetics. Interior Department land notice from Santa Fe dated Feb 28 1907 for Vicente Herrera of Chill NM seeking final four-year homestead proof with witnesses named.
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