Agin Everything Paper Draws Ire From San Francisco Unions
International Labor News Service surveys San Francisco unions reacting to the weekly called San Francisco Labor Unity formerly Rank and Wily. It condemns the publication for anti AFL stance while praising union growth and solidarity amid injunctions against the Industrial Association and Build Exchange.
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International Labor News
Servic
San Francisco
Labor
Upton Sinclair
Federated Press
ALF
San Fi
Vraneixen
Industrial Association
Build” Exchange
Gompers
Organized Labor Movement
Trade
Eight Hour Day Endorsed by Gary Post Tribune Letter
The Gary Post-Tribune praises the eight hour day in steel work in a letter to President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor. It notes editorial support from the American Federationist and Printers Ink ads, arguing the change benefits workers and Gary business by allowing family time and normal living. J R Snyder, manager, signs off.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Gary Post-Tribune
Gary
Ind
Mucl Gompers
American Eperation of Labor
J. R. Snyder
Morgantown Waiters Organize Union Shop Gains
Morgantown local of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance signs up several local businesses for the union shop with notable wage increases and a shorter work day.
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Morgantown
W. Va
America Near Elimination of Poverty Says Chamber Chief
Julius H. Barnes president of the U S Chamber of Commerce says America could abolish poverty within a generation by leveraging industrial leadership and mass production. He argues wealth and earnings rise with productivity, and social progress shows poverty's elimination is within reach for the nation.
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America
U.S. Commerce Chamber
International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Mr. Barnes
Amer
Walton Backtracks on Prison Labor in Oklahoma Controversy
International Labor News Service reports Oklahoma prison labor contracts persist despite Governor Walton's order to remove Reliance Manufacturing. He faced support at a labor convention, yet after October the sweatshop garments continued. The piece critiques the governor's justification, noting state costs, and cites broader union arbitration and penalties in New South Wales as context.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma State
State Federation of Labor
Walton
Reliance Manufacturing Company
Evernor
Oklahoma
Artix
Ealy
Reliance Manufacturings Company
Union Fined Five Hundred Dollars in NSW Arbitration
Sydney Australia Judge Curle Wis of the New South Wales state industrial arbitration court has fin reacted to a case involving the union. The decision imposes a fine of five hundred dollars, marking a notable disciplinary action within the labor disputes arena.
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Amalgamated
New South Wales
Theemployers
Curlewis
Sydney
Australia
Industrial Arbitration Court
Denver Bricklayers Protest School Bricklaying Program
The Denver Bricklayers Union condemns the city program that teaches bricklaying in public schools. A contractor who sits on the school board pushed the course, charging students 20 dollars for 12 weeks. The union has withdrawn its members in protest against the school certified bricklayer scheme.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Public Schools
Denver Bricklayers’ Union
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