Monster Mooney Protest Meeting to Demand Justice
A labor committee schedules a National Expression protest on the Mooney case for Sunday July 28 at 2 PM in the Trades Council Halls at Court and Second streets. Organised labor is urged to attend, with resolutions to be sent to President Wilson and California Governor Stephens demanding a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Trades and Labor Council
Wm. B. Wilson
Off Labor
John L. Pangler
Werner Z. Reed
John H. Walker
E. P. Marsh
Felix Frankfurter
Max Lowenthal
Tom Mooney
Wilson
Stephens
California
Pressmen Union Appealing Members for War Aid Funds
The Board of Directors of the International Printing Pressman and Assistants Union of North America calls all members to contribute one day's pay during August and September. Beginning in September members pay twenty five cents per month to the War Fund for the duration of the war and six months afterward. The funds support the war effort as outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of North America
Defense
Henry Ford chooses Hamilton for one more plant
Henry Ford will locate a Fordson tractor plant in Hamilton with 500 workers at start. The decision is lauded as great for Hamilton and its workers, highlighting faith in local labor and calling out Gordon S. Rentschler as a key influencer. the project is expected to attract other factories and boost regional prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Tractor
Hamilton
Henry Ford
Hargilton
Gordon 3. Rentschlers
Gordon Rentschler
Mr. Ford
Trandlion
Gordon S. Rentseldler
Rentsehler
Ford
Jir
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Lnes
Fordson
Ohio
United States
Henry Ford Dows
Lumilton
Fords
Myydar
Dlavelag
Hianilten
Detroit
No Strikes Or Lockouts During Period Of War
Civil war era labor accord praised as a triumph of peaceful settlement between capital labor and the public. Agreement to mediate disputes, no lockouts, wages protected, and a wartime production focus with an umpire for final decision. Also notes a 54 hour work week bill for women and children and fighter pay demands amid war efforts.
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Tudianapolis
Plasteyers
Pabor
United States Department of Labor
Organized Labor
Fecera Commission of Industrial Relations
Wilson
Baron Rouge
Segislature
Proposal Allocates Dues To Benefits And Postwar Defense
A resolution urges members to split payments in August and September 1918 to support death benefits and emergency family aid through US Canada coordination, place half in a Defense Fund for postwar standards and an international half holiday campaign, and extend benefits for members called to colors.
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United States
Canada
Second Annual Lawn Fete by Friendship Aid Society
The Friendship Aid Society plans its Second Annual Lawn Fete on Thursday evening August 9 at St Anthony's Hall on South Eleventh Street. Music will be provided for dancing and admission is free. Last year's attendees recall a splendid time and look forward to this year's event.
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Friendship Aid Society
St. Anthony's Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monster Mooney
Hamilton Ann Vicinity
Pressmen’s Union
the International Printing Pressman and Assistant
the Workingman’s Store
Union
Rade
Woodhull, Gooddale
Red
High Street
Abor
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pa Pa
Wheeling
W. Va
Fire Fighters' Union No. 12
Board of Directors
Bridgeport
Conn
War Labor Board
Secretary of War
Muskegon, Mich
Retail Clerk’ Union
Holbrook
Voss -Holbrock
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