Rockefeller Sees Labor as Partner in New Industrial Creed
Rockefeller Jr argues four parties in industry Capital Management Labor and the Community He calls for roundtable conferences to secure representation and fair wages for workers The emphasis is on cooperation to ensure industrial harmony and prosperity amid reconstruction efforts in the wake of changing times
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Atlantic City
N. J
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
New York
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Unite States Chamber of Commerce
Athletic City
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Chamber
Tal
Mr. Schwab
Therion
John D. Rocefeller, Jr
Genet
Plumbers Local No. 108 Elect Officers at Meeting
Plumbers Local No. 108 elected new officers at their Mondaught meeting on Dec 16. Sidney McGill became President with Thomas Blevins as Vice President Ray Martz as Recording Secretary and William Schlottermiller as Financial Secretary Jack Dedrick as Treasurer Morey Hamill named Door Keeper. Finance Committee includes Henry Betscher Ray Martz and Morey Hamill alongside an Executive Board of Betscher William Ballett William Schlottermiller C F Schwab and Ray Martz.
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Mondaught
Sidney McGill
Thomas Blevins
Ray Martz
Wm. Schlottermiller
Fin
Jack Dedrick
Morey Hamill
Henry Betscher
Wm. Ballett
C. F. Schwab
Schwab Sees Labor Unions In Plant Level Form
Bethlehem Steel official Charles M Schwab urged in Atlantic City that labor organize locally within plants rather than large national bodies. He argued for industrial cooperation to avoid war era upheaval and warned against unionism driven by external agitators. The talk paralleled Chamber of Commerce views on handling labor tensions. May 1919.
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Clauss
Emy
Ueletal
Atlantic City
N. J
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States of America
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Conymy
Schwab
Crace
Bethelehem Steel Company
National War Labor Gear
War Labor Board
Omaha street railway advert targets veterans amid strike
An Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway ad seeks able-bodied men to operate street cars with 41 to 45 cents an hour and a $5 daily bonus during the period, preferring returning soldiers and offering steady employment as conductors or motormen as workers strike for industrial freedom.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha and
Omsha and
Council Bluffs
Street Railway Company
Papermakers Win Strike For Higher Wages And Terms
Marinette Wisconsin paper mill workers end a three week strike after management agrees to pay a 7 percent wage increase and 30 cents an hour for girls. A worker committee will handle complaints, and the Union Laborer hails the outcome as a landmark for organized labor.
Umbrellas and Home Goods Sale Priced Low
A local department display advertises umbrellas for men women and children from $1.00 to $5.00 plus comforts blankets lap robes linen sets Turkish towels fancy ginghams corsets undermuslins night gowns camisoles silk and wool sweaters and a variety of household wares including china glassware woodenware and rugs.
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Labor
Prosperity Banquet Board
Ryme de Plumbers
Committee On
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Payi
Hussey
George
Patty
America
Union
Workingman’s Store
the Holbrook Bros. Co
High ST
Holbrock’s
BatUeship Grey
X-mas
Childrens
Jey Hot
Universal
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