Smith Victory Boosts Albany Labor Agenda for 1925
Labor leaders hail Governor Alfred E. Smith's landslide third term win in New York with a 115000 plurality. The New York State Federation of Labor Bulletin argues Smith will veto unjust measures and push progressive labor laws, including 48 hour weeks for women and minors and enhanced enforcement of labor statutes.
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International Labor News Service
Albany
N. Y
Alfred £. Smith
Coolidge
New York State
Smith
New York State Federation of Labor Bulletin
la Follette and
Wheeler
Hamilton County
New York
Erie County
Monroe
Westchester
Onondaga
Chautauqua
Schenectady
la Folette
Greater
Davis
Congress
la Guardia
New York City
la Follette Party
Senate
Assembly
Union Shop Clash in Salem Sets Labor Tone
In Salem Oregon a union shop clash emerges as meat cutters reach a new agreement with employers signaling a pivotal labor dispute settlement involving organized workers and local businesses.
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Salem
Ore
Cliase
State Labor Board Calls Conference in New York
The annual industrial conference of New York state will be held in this city on Devender 2 4 and 4 under the state labor department auspices. The theme is peace and stability in industry with discussion on dispute resolution labor participation shorter workdays accident prevention and worker health. Internationally renowned speakers are invited and the Public is welcome. The conference will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt.
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New York
New York State
Devender
State Department of Labor
Bernant L. Shientas
Hotel Roosevelt
Progressive push on Howell Barkley railroad labor bill
Progressive members of Congress with organized labor back the Howell Barkley measure to require railroads and workers to seek wage and condition agreements. Hearings proceeded in the Senate with support from labor groups while House opposition sought to block action.
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Howell-Barkley
American Economic Institute
A. H. Mulliken
Association of
Railway Executives
New York
Alben W. Barkley
House
Board of Mediation and
Hill
Anc
Board of Adjustment
Senate
Robert K. Howell
Nebraska
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate and Foreign Comimeres
Couzens
Michigan
Gooding
Idaho
Dill
Washington
Company Union
House Committee
Barkley
Committee
House Committee On
Nicholas Longworth
American Federation of Labor
Proposed Social Creed For Churches Approves Labor Demands
Washington DC report outlines a proposed Social Creed for churches urging a minimum comfort wage the 8 hour day and the right to organize. It endorses labor goals including child labor abolition safe workplaces unemployment insurance and fair distribution of profits with Christian service at its core.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Social Service Commission
National Council of the Congreational Churches
United States
Federal Council of Churches
Jesus
God
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