Hamiltons Community Labor Board pressifies essential war work
The Hamilton Community Labor Board, with G G Greist as manufacturer rep, Louis Nau labor rep, and J B Connaughton government rep, was formed to classify labor for essential war plants, shift workers between industries, and enforce labor mobilization through the United States Employment Service. It urges city ordinances to compel able bodied men to work for war production. The article notes large wartime outputs as proof of labor contributions to democracy.
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Community Labor Board of
Hamilton
G. G
Greist
Louis Nau
J. B. Connaughton
Ihs
Community Labor Board
Ohio
United States Employment Service
Court House
War Industries Board
Council
City of
Kaiser Must Be Defeated Before Public Quarrels Are Aired
W G Rubin of the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy decries scabs as traitors to nation and trade, urging unity of capital and labor to defeat the Kaiser. He condemns profiteering and calls for coordinated war effort, praising Woodrow Wilson, Gompers, and the national labor policy as essential to victory and peace.
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Kaiser
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Upso
Germany
Kultur
England
Organized Labor
War Labor Board
America
Europe
Liebknecht
Russia
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Egypt
Canaan
Fourth Liberty Loan Urges Nationwide Subscriptions
The American Federationist urges Americans to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan citing duty, faith in liberty, and patriotic responsibility. It portrays the loan as a call to all workers to contribute proudly with enthusiasm, aligning with devotion to liberty and national cause.
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American Federationist
Big Auto Races At Fair Grounds Saturday
Auto racing spectacle set for Butler County fair grounds with ten top drivers and world class cars. Howard Wilcox in a Fontenae and Wild Bill Endicott with a Packard lead the field in five big races offering 3000.00 in purses. Guards to protect patrons as a possible new dirt track record looms, admission 50 cents plus tax for adults and 25 cents for children. The All Union Imperial Band will provide music at the event during fair week.
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Hamilton
Fair Grounds
Howard Wilcox
Wild Bill Endicott
Packard
Endicott
Roce
Butler County Fair
Auto Ticks
All Union Imperial Band
Butler County
Railroad Brotherhoods Protest No Politics Rule
Executives of four railroad brotherhoods sign a protest to Director General McAdoo opposing the order restricting political activity by any employee under U S government control. They argue constitutional rights grant political participation and warn of livelihoods at stake. They cite members holding public offices and widespread protests from affiliates.
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Washington
McAdoo
United States Railroad Administration
United States
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Army of the
Liberty
By W. G. Rubin
General Assembly
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Ohio Home Rule Association
L. H. Gibson
Columbus, Ohio
Butler County Fair Grounds
Tne
Brotherhood
Seattle
James Henry & Co
Liberty Bones