Armament Limitation Advisory Formed By Labor Leaders
The advisory committee on armament limitation formed by Samuel Gompers and about 100 leading Americans will meet in Washington to mobilize public opinion for armament limitation and Armistice Day demonstrations. The Ohio State Federation of Labor closes its 12th annual session in Columbus after a busy week with officer elections and adoption of broad policy resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Ohio State Federation of Labor
John B. Moore
Priday
John Quinlivan
Ledo
John G. Owens
Cleveland
Grant Fink
Dayton
Arthur Mobileman
Coshocton
Arnold Bill
W. M. Morgan
Newark
Edward J. Tinney
Youngstown
Albert Haybrook
Cincinnati
Thos. J. Donnelly
Columbus
Brother Donnelly
American Federation
Nida Pangle
Toledo
James Roach
R. C. Bilder
Brother Bilder
Lorain
Bellaire
Cart
Ku Klux Klan
Ireland
England
Ohio
Executive Council
Federation
United States
Auttorney
Judge Grosscup Dead En Route to England
New York reports the death of former federal judge Peter Grosscup at sea while traveling to England. He jailed Eugene V Debs and five associates for contempt over the ARU strike of 1904. Concurrently Pullman Car Company signed its first labor agreement with organized shop employees. The AL strike extended from PR loan workers. The company president proclaimed, I have nothing to arbitrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter
Grosscup
England
Eugene V. Debs
Pullman Car Company
A. L
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Cox
James M. Cox
Labor
General Assembly
Colored Workers of
State Board of Sheaith
Chalmers
Bradley
the Workingman’s Store
Rentschler Building
High ST
Russia
Fit-Rite Shoe
S. Third Street
Palace Theatre
Stamler