Mob violence at Bogalusa leads to arrests in union killings
Thirteen mobbers linked to the Bogalusa murder of four trade unionists are arrested and freed on bail. Mob action, led by Loyalty leaguers after a 2000-strong mass lockout by Great Southern Lumber, targets union activists amid cries of Bolshevik labels and anti labor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bogalusa
Great Southern Lumber Company
Edward O'Brien
Lawyers’ and Filers
Boalusa
O'Brien
Palmer
Only One Price Booster Arrested In Ninety Days
A garbled 1919 era clipping notes government action against profiteering and cost of living rises. It references Palmer, Wilson's actions, and enforcement efforts with limited clear chronology, mentioning price controls, army surplus sales, and legal measures affecting labor and labor unions.
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Palmer
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wilson
Con‘gress
Atten
Department of Justice
France
Department of Labor
Halmer
Associated Preas Us
Ullce
Gal Palmner
Pennsylvanis
Palmer Aske
Congress
Moose Fort Hamilton Lodge Plans Big Membership Push
The Loyal Order Moose at Fort Hamilton Lodge has 2800 members, but officers aim for 8000 and opened the charter to recruit 200 more to reach 3000 before spring. They hope to start erecting a new lodge home soon, promising Ohio’s finest lodge building with the goal of 4000 members on the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Aerie
Order of Eagles
Wenue
Grand Lodge
M. ©. Burns
James Brannon
Fort Hamilton
Loyal Order
Locgre
Deputies Hired by Street Railways in Los Angeles
A county civil service report reveals that over 300 men were commissioned as deputy constables by street railway companies during the recent street car strike. The deputies were selected by company representatives, paid by the companies, and operated under company direction and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
County Civil Service Commission
Few Ohio Strikes Spark Cautious Confidence in Labor Ties
Ohio shows relative strike restraint as Dr W O Thompson notes strong union presence and contractual relations with employers. The president of Ohio State University participates in a Washington conference discussing wage and working condition negotiations via trade unions. Meanwhile Jersey City PRINTING PRESSMEN'S UNION secures a weekly 87 cent wage rise.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Washington
Publi
Jersey City
N. J
Printing Pressmen's Union
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Paris
Eagles
Mackinaws
Wyruusuy
Evan Ae
Essory
Jask
Imere
Ib Boys
Jack Flee
Bradley & Rugby
Fane
the Workingman’s Store
RED Trunk 246
High Street
Nate
Roy
Company
Elite Bakery
Springerie Pfeffernusse
High St
Neff’s
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