Union Labor Pushes Independent Action Beyond Parties
Samuel Gompers, head of the AFL, urges labor to act as a political class, forming its own independent movement rather than backing any single party. He cites past AFL conventions and bills won through labor pressure, and argues unions will seek immediate gains rather than wait for future elections. He highlights reforms advanced by labor, from child labor laws to mining safety, and warns against party loyalty overriding workers' interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Gardner
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Trades Unions of America
Gompers
Roosvelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Great Britain
United States
Trade Union Congress
Labor Representative Committee
Liberal Party
Labor
Supreme Court of the
Pam
Congress
Organized Labor
Clear Makers’ International Union
Grant
Hawai
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania
Politics of Class and Labor Mobilization in St Paul
The president of the Trades and Labor Assembly of St Paul argues for labor involvement in politics to counteract corporation and capitalist influence. He warns that without unity two million union voters could shift power, risking more laws favoring capital and potentially driving workers toward socialism or revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly of
St. Paul
Minn
National Manufacturers’ Association
Citizens’ Al-Lances
Resis Fation
Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Ballot Over Boycott In Labor Union Speech
Gilbert W. Dickson of the Federation of Labor Detroit urges new methods to survive socialist pressure and employer competition. He says labor must enter politics and vote as a unit, declaring the era of boycott and bludgeon over and urging ballot power for unity and industrial class emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Dickson
The
Federation of Labor
Detroit
Mich
New Zealand
Labor Vote Deemed Jest by Labor Leaders
Milwaukee labor leaders criticize the political use of the labor vote. Frank J. Weber argues organized labor lacks a unified objective in politics and urges workers to unite behind clear goals before acting politically. The piece ends with a product plug for Jaffa's Krack Kream Bread.
NEW BRUNSWICK HOLDS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
The annual exhibition in St John opened Saturday and runs to September 8 under favorable conditions. It claims to be the largest eastern Canadian show with an expanded agricultural display and features such as an automobile exhibit beach display air ship and wireless telegraphy alongside races contests and other entertainments. Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of Chamberlains Cough Remedy Mrs Michael Hart of Kingston Jamaica West Indies says she has used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough for years and would not be without it in her home. Available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
St. John
N. B
Canada
Chamberlain
Michael Hart
Kingwon
Jamaica
West Indieanslands
Merchant Tailoring Shop Ad Offers Custom Suits and Cleaning
Local merchant tailoring shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue promotes custom suits and cleaning services. Pledges first class work and twenty years of experience, with ladies garments also cleaned and altered. Includes testimonial noting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Railroad Avenue
Lee
C. Bambini
Real Estate Transfers for August First Ten Days
August real estate transfers in Albuquerque show numerous lot sales in Huning Highland and East side additions. The most notable deed moves William Harper’s railroad avenue parcel to Graham Brothers for 16000 dollars, with other transfers involving Kaufman, Moore, Hayes, Yager, and Norwell among many names across Highland, Perea, University Heights, and Original Townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harper
Railroad Avenue
Graham Brothers
Arron
Floyd B. Moore
Anna L. Hayes
Highland Addition
Louise Yager
Rose Fox
South
Cliva M. Fergusson
Husband
Chas, Mann
Old Albuquerque
Santiago
Warren Streets
A. L. Martin
Levi Lata
Hannah Harris
John A. Laughlin
Rodey and
Bratina
Chas. F. Whittlesey
Edith M. Whittlesey
Huning Highland
Kittle M. Hope
Ambrosio Candelaria
Atlantic & Pacific
Mary Weldner
Charles Kaufman
Mining Highland Addition
David Weiller
Byron
Ives
Baca Addition
Rupert F. Asplund
G. L. Altheimer
University Heights
Herman
Huning Highland Addition
B. C. Fuehr
Proud B. Moore
Clara M. Lantz
Hus
Charles Conroy
E. McClellan and
Hue
L. A. Albers
Precinct No
Lloyd Hunsacher
W. Warlick
W. Lewis Highland
Victor B. Wall
Frank O. Losey
Mandell B. & K
A. Simpler
Adolfo B. Baca
Block C
Aduaton
Ike H. Graham
Viock
New Mexico
Juan A. Garcia
Wae
Ruth May Nowell
Olock
Eter Brody
Joseph Radaraceo
Tijeras Avenue
Superior Lumber and Planing Oil Company
Block A
Geo. W. Wakefeld
Mary Steifels
Albuquerque
Martha Berger
Tomas Griego
Czar W. Bailey
Arthur M. Wealley
Rock 18
The Liniment of Our Forefathers in Advertisements
A Port Williams resident Mrs Ora A Stephens touts Dr King s New Discovery curing her two year cough and lung trouble claiming it stopped her consumption fears The ad promotes a trial bottle and full size price and free samples of Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets highlighting ease of use and stomach relief
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Ree Rey Eyeen A Citzen
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Massachusetts
Bureaus of Labor Statistics
Pere
G. C. Collins
Ixcor
Gilbel
W. Dickson
By Frank J. Weber
Milwaukee
Feated Trades Council
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Frye
Cannon
Frank J. Werpr
Try
Jaffa
Bam,bini
Nell
W. HL. Brown
Atoriey
Plitefeld
J. D. Emmons
Chas, Kaufman
J. BE. Tingley
Finning Highand
W. H. McMillen
Katherine P. Heald
Lot
Nock 15
Mee
LiNimen
AMD
Etna
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