Pennsylvania Railroad Ordered to Treat with Labor Unions as Organizations
The U.S. railroad labor board again challenges management by ordering the Pennsylvania Railroad to deal with labor unions as organizations. It rejected a rehearing and cautioned that unions and elected representatives have rights to organize, join, resist coercion, and represent workers freely in any dispute. The board criticized the carrier’s claim of sole right to designate delegates and conduct proceedings, saying such plans infringe workers' rights to bargain and negotiate.
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U. S. Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Wash
Pennsylvania System
Trade rules spark doubt on union controls in Milwaukee
Dr John A Ryan of Catholic University spoke in Milwaukee arguing that fearing unemployment drives union restrictions. He urged guaranteed labor security and job incentives to curb waste and improve management. He condemned denouncements and pressed for targeted, practical measures over broad aggression against unions.
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Milwaukee
Wisport
John A. Ryan
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Ryan
Loyal loggers unite in Seattle lumber barons’ union
In Seattle Washington a loyal legion of loggers and lumbermen bands together with the northwest lumber magnates forming a union to defend workers' interests and standards in the timber industry.
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High Wawer
Fide
Tender Workers’ Union
Northwest
Ray R. Canterbury
Timber Workers’ Union
Seattle, Wash
The
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen
Union” of Northwest Lumber Barons
Labor Press appeals for support for union cigars
The Cigarmakers' International Union executive board urges labor press and readers to back unionmade cigars amid unemployment. They claim organized labor should buy union products to oppose “open shop” advocates and greedy manufacturers attempting to cripple the union. Signers include Gompers Hoffman Reichert and others.
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Chicago
Cigarmakers' International Union Fies
G. W. Perkins
Samuel Gompers
J. P. Hoffman
A. Gariepy
John Reichert
BE. G. Hall
E. J. Stack
Chas
H. Stevens
Gibson Weber
International Executive Board
Cigarmakers’ International Union,”ee
Labor groups prepare Armistice Day protests nationwide
The American Federation of Labor reports broad support from labor and nonlabor bodies for Armistice Day demonstrations to press disarmament ahead of the International Conference in Washington. Central unions from Peru Indiana to Joliet Illinois plan parades and mass meetings with city chambers, Kiwanis, Rotary, and railroad brotherhoods aiding coordination.
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Washington
Cosopuraion
Neration of Labor
American Federation of Labor
National Women's Trade Union League
Ireneuren
Elizabeth Christman
Phe
Women’s Committee On
Peru Labor Trades Council
Porth Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Railroad Brotherhoods
Moberly Trades and Labor Assembly
Moberly
Missouri
Barney Heiman
Joliet Lillinois
Convention Next Week Promises Record State Labor Session
The Ohio State Federation of Labor will hold its thirty eighth convention starting Monday at 10 am in the local high school auditorium. Delegates anticipate the gathering will be the most important in the history, with focus on unemployment, minimum wage for women and children, workmen compensation, old age pensions, and eight hour public work laws. About 300,000 members across 1,219 affiliated unions will be represented as leaders from the AFL and local figures, including John A. Woll, plan travel arrangements.
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Toho Scott
Au Railway Employes
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Apa
J. W. Mays
Dunes Punean
Fie
American Podecation of Tabor
Granite Cutters’ International Association of
William Dobson
C. L. Rosemund
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Victor A. Olander
Ohio State Federation OF Labor
State Federation of Labor
Dleterates
Tor Hay
Holt
Ronmeries
Browert
Ohin
Laker
Thos. J. Donnely
Tarmilton
John A. Woll
National Organization of the Glass Botlers’ Union
Stanley Oge
Trades Council
Organized Industry Amongst Insects in Nature
S. B. Hedges notes that human industries mirror insect organization. The piece surveys insect societies, their self protection, labor division, and product output, drawing contrasts with human industry and suggesting nature’s efficiency in organizing work.
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S. B. Hedges
Greedy ship owners defy immigration limits in America
New York ship owners bring to America beyond the three percent quota set by law, congesting the port and stressing migrants. The piece calls for Congress to impose a $200 fine per extra alien and require refunds of passage money to victims, arguing owners drive arrivals and harm migrants’ mental state.
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New York
America
Ing Immig Ati
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Ohio
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Columbus Federation of Labor
Wight
Charles T. Cooke
A. P
Middleshoro
Atlanta, Ga
Autor
Timeis, Trades and Labor Assembly
John Kenney
Richmond
Zanesville
Central Trader and Labor Council
Joseph A. Bauer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Notan
Mhpole Federation
Grant Sewer Dreeneer
Tal Austin
Rairout Bignumen
Internuvnnal
Timothy Mealy
International Brotherhoul
Freedien Ual Filers
Willian Podthirhs
Amerie Flint Glass Workers' Union
Dutmas Wilsin
He Punters Makers League of North America
Harvey Me Wx
Wyamine State Federation
Babor
Ugurter
Dotin A Wall
Ghiss Tittle Blowers’ Association
Edward J. Ciamar
Association of
Thei
American Erage
Reapoises
Hernet
Hurnet
Beery Colony
Piper
Vegra
Ingle Hornet
Hornet
Anteed
Russia
Fit-Rite Shoe Store
South Third Opp
Palace Theatre
Btamler
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