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Newspaper

Butler County Press

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1919

Page

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Socialists Back Peace Treaty Across American League

The Social Democratic League of America issues a strong appeal for the Peace Treaty aligning with Wilson's fourteen points. Leaders include Allan L. Benson John Spargo A M Simons Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman Charles Edward Russell J G Phelps Stokes Frank Boh and Watts Rachel Walling.

New York Social Democratic League of America League Allan L. Benson John Spargo A. M. Simons Charlotte Perkins Gian Charles Edward Russell J. G. Phelps Stokes Frank Bohn Henry L. Slobodin William English Walling League of Nations Mr. Wilson Europe China League of Nation Vhe Charles Edward Ressil J. Phelps Stokes Trank Boh Watts Rachel Walling

United Mine Workers to Appeal Coronado Coal Case

New York United Mine Workers announce plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court after the Circuit Court affirmed a Fort Smith Arkansas verdict against the union for 200000 in damages trebled under the Sherman Act. William Green states the case affects all labor organizations and vows to pursue the appeal within forty days.

United States New York United Mine Workers of America United States Supreme Court Coronado Coap Company United States Circuit Court United States District Court Fort Smith Arkansas William Green United Mine Workers Executive Council American Federation of Labor Green United Circuit Court Coronado Coal Company Distriet Federal Court Labor Organization America Unite Mine Workers of America St. Paul Executive Council of The Federation A. S. Dowd Buche- Denman Coal Company District Court Circuit Court of Appeals Jade Elliott Federal District Court Unite Mine Workers Federal Circuit Court of Appeals

Machinists Federation Opens Saturday in Cincinnati

Machinists from across Ohio gather in Cincinnati for the State Federation convention opening Saturday morning. Sessions may extend into the following week due to extensive business. A preliminary meeting is planned Friday at the Jerdquarters 4 Vine Street starting at 2 o clock with Business Agent Ted Smith in attendance. An entertainment outing is arranged for visiting delegates Sunday at Reichrath's Grove.

Ohio Cincinnati Vine Street O'Cloek Ted Smith Bcat Reichrath’s Grove

Eight Hour Day Growth in Popularity Across Industries

Officials of the Working Conditions Service in Chicago report a shift toward eight hour days in factories and businesses where the day now exceeds that length. They note increased production with shorter hours, discuss lunch and travel time, and cite England and Canada as examples of shorter schedules and 6 hour or 5 hour day proposals. Also notes ongoing machinists strikes at Hamilton Machine Tool and Black Clawson plants.

Chicago England Lord Leverhulme Canada Hamilton Machine Tool Company Black & Clawson Company

Local lodge delegates prepare for city gathering

Thousands are expected to attend as committee members finalize entertainment and logistics. Local machinists will attend, with delegates representing the lodge led by Smith, Joe Flynn, and John Mahalane.

Led Smith Joe Flynn John Mahalane

Scared capitalists buy strike insurance warns rumor

A humorous note describes insurers selling large amounts of strike coverage to anxious employers fearing labor violence during the general strike. Despite sensational press reports, no violence occurred and the insurance business thrived on strike insurance purchases.

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