Philadelphia Labor College to Discuss Textiles as a Test
A two day conference in Kensington, Philadelphia April 27 28 will explore textiles as a community problem. Organizers include the Philadelphia Labor College United Textile Workers and the Philadelphia Textile District Council with speakers from government and academia.
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Philadelphia
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Labor College of Philadelphia
Kensington Young Women's Christian Association
United Textile Workers of America
Philadelphia Textile District Council
Israel Musson
Labor College
United States Department of Commerce
Ethelbert Stewart
Bureau of Labor Statistic
Broadus Mitchell
Johns Hopkins University
Roswell Heninger
University of North Carolin
Richard Landsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Philip Burkett
St. Joseph's College
Thomas McMahon
John Snowden
Mary John Hopper
Young Women's Christian Association
William Smith
American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers
Gorton James
Tex
Roswell Henninger
Thomas J. McMahon
Uncertain Employment Plagues U.S. Auto Industry
The auto industry tops seasonal employment concerns but shows irregular and uncertain work across most establishments. The sector remains nearly unorganized, with widespread irregularity in labor, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Workers Education Bureau Convention Adopts Costly Reforms
The sixth national convention of the Workers Education Bureau of America in Washington D C approved constitutional changes to strengthen union control and representation. Delegates from AFL unions central bodies and labor schools discussed academic freedom and expansion of educational programs across the South and West. President Maurer resigned as chair after protests over the proposed reforms and Professor Ordway highlighted pioneer continuation school work in Paterson.
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Workers Education Bureau of America
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters’ Building
Tenth and
K Streets
California State Federation of Labor
State University For California
Workers’ Education
Mathilda Lindsey
Women’s Trade Union League
Board of Control
Southern Summer School
Bryn Mawr
Barnard
Womer
Souther Summer School
Sweet Briar
Burnsville
I. C
William Ross
Baltimore Labor College
Matthew Woll
Maurer
Labor Unions
State Federations of Labor
Bona Fide Labor Movement
Woll
Paul Ordway
Paterson
Fuller
Committee On Constitution
Tts
Preofessor Ordway
American Federation of Labor State Federations of Labor
Constitution Committee
Woll, S
Victor Olander
American Association of University Professors
Allen says no federal labor program. supports industrial court limits
Senator Henry J. Allen of Kansas, in a Wichita message April 2, rejects a federal labor program and cites the U S Supreme Court ruling ending state wage fixing. He recalls the Kansas industrial court sought wage scales during disputes and notes the ruling undermines this mechanism, signaling no need for federal action. The Kansas industrial court law sparked major debate with Governor Allen and Samuel Gompers.
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I. L
Allen
Wichita
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas Industrial Court
Atats
Supreme Court
Industrial Court
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Samuel Gompers
New York City
Employer pleads to protect anti union measures in Pennsylvania
A Philadelphia employer Artcraft Silk Hosiery Mills led by J. Kugelman appeals to state legislators to kill bills affecting open shops. He warns against the yellow dog contract, injunction threats, and labor spies licensing. He applauds modern labor relations advances and union labels.
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J. Kugelman
Artcraft Silk Hosiery Mills
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Artcraft Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc
J. Kagelman
Inhur
Army
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W. E. B. Convention
Executive Board
Brookwood
Paul Puller
Passaic
Harry Russell
Springfild
New England
John Kerchen
Gement
Fred Hewitt
Evelyn Wright
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