Attorney General Daugherty Faces Wilkerson Injunction Controversy
Chicago. Rail workers allege Attorney General Daugherty seeks to back his conspiracy claims with hearsay affidavits from federal deputies and detectives. The shop men press for specific charges while Wilkerson resists. Both sides reportedly consider an injunction that could hinge on hearsay evidence and the idea it might be accepted as depositions.
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Chicago
Daugherty
Ananias Club
Wilkerson
Federal Court of Appeals
Court of Law
Teeth for Labor Board Put in the Cummins-Escha Act
The essay argues against giving the railroad labor board power to enforce awards on capital and labor alike. It contends that jailing capitalists is impossible, while workers’ liberty would be at stake if strikes are penalized. It warns ofgovernment overreach and hypocrisy in labor reform rhetoric.
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Congress
Gammins-Escha
Railroad Labor Board
Wall Street
Morgan
Kuhn
Labor Board
Dollars
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yellow Men Favored In Ship Subsidy Debates
San Francisco debates over ship subsidies hinge on high crew costs and alleged use of Chinese labor aboard U S government ships. The Pacific Mail liner President Lincoln carried 140 Chinese seamen from Hong Kong to join the new President Pierce, while critics call for American crews and decry wage suppression by subsidized lines. Seattle and maritime voices condemn subsidies and Asian staffing as harming American seamen and taxpayers.
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U.S
San Francisco
United States
Seaien
Pacific Mail
President Lincoln
President Pierce
Hongkong
China
San Francisc Wille
Vin San Pratieleco Agency
United States Shippime Board
Sea Prvicv Bureau
Suil
Christopher Columbus
Seattle
Admiral Line
Seattle Union Record
Asiatica
Public Now Pays Washington Rail Strike Dispute Deepens
The piece argues anti union policy costs via rail congestion and governmental pressure on rail executives after a clash over seniority and the labor board. It notes shop men and executives clash over seniority and strikebreakers, with Memphis Frisco shop workers paid the same as nonunion crews.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frisco Railroad
Mine Workers Sued Over Mine Contract Claim in West Virginia
Sipe sues United Mine Workers for 50000 dollars arguing a Coro sade based ruling forces a Miller mine contract. He claims Linton will sign, making it impossible to work the Mill er mine near Wilcoxburg, with the union tied to anti union control. The suit questions how judge made law can be applied in Clarkeburg.
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Clarkeburg
W. Va
United Mine Workers
MM. Sipe
United States Supreme Court
Sipe
Linton
Miller Mine
Wilcovbure
Miller
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High Street
Fleishman
Country Club
Phoebe
Pip
Teeth” For Labor Board
Public
Washington
Labor
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