Trades Council urges Hamilton citizens to buy current from home plant
At a Tuesday night meeting the Co-Operative Trades and Labor Council of Hamilton urged all loyal citizens to purchase electric current from the city's municipal plant. Resolutions argue the plant offers lower rates, modern equipment, and ample future supply, urging patronage over private utilities.
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Trades Council
Meeting of Trades Council
Stanley Ogg
Hamilton
City of
Citizens of
Co-Operative Trades and Labor Council
Ohio
Regulat Sion
Regulat Sion Assembled, Call Upon All Loyal Citizens of the City of
Hamilton Co-Operative Trades and Labor] Council
Truckmen Strike Ends in New York with Pay Increase
A two day strike by city truckers concluded as employers agreed to a five dollar weekly raise. Railroads lifted embargoes on fresh fruits and vegetables, restoring normal inbound commerce to New York.
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New York
Convention Delegates Refute Charge A F L Is Miserable Failure
Federation head Says labor does not complain of criticism but resents condemnation based on falsehood and cites a hostile editorial as an example of loose thinking. Delegates defend the A F L against charges of misery and failure and argue the critique misrepresents union aims.
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Labor
Federation Head
Green
Scripps- Howard
Daily Worker
Daily Worker, With the Publications of ‘the Uplift
Los Angeles Times
Scripps-Howard
Roy Howard
Mesingh
Pressmen’s Union
Victor A. Olander
Seamen's Union
Howard
International Typographical Union
Labor clash at AFL convention prompts editorials debate
At Toronto delegates debated Scripps-Howard charges of failure during the AFL convention. President Green and others rebutted the accusations, cataloguing union expenditures in the South and stressing the long, costly labor struggle. The clash highlighted tensions between press and labor leadership, with continued coverage expected.
Woll Denies Meeting Grundy in Labor Lobbying Row
Washington a telegram from Matthew Woll vice president of the AFL and president of America's Wage Earners' Protective Conference emphatically denies ever meeting or con fering with Joseph Grundy Pennsylvan ia industrial foe of labor. Woll says the rumor is gossip and offers to publicly prove his denial before the Senate lobbying committee after being alerted by Edward F. McGrady and Senator Thomas Walsh.
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Washington, D. C
ILNL
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
America
New York City
Joseph Grundy
Pennsylvania
Woll
Edward F. McGrady
A. F. of
Senate
Caraway
Thomas Walsh
New York
Will
Grundy
Senator Walsh
Rose of the American Federation of
McGrady
Walsh
El Paso Resolution Bans Noncitizen Jobs on Public Works
El Paso city council adopts a resolution requiring American citizens be employed on all public works and error free specs. The Labor Advocate hails the measure as pivotal, urging county commissioners and the school board to follow suit for an American city with American wages and ideals.
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el Paso
Texas
ILNS
Commissioners’ Court
Barbers Organize Across Four Cities in Union Drive
The Journeymen Barbers' International Union issued charters to focus activity in Medford Oregon, Detroit Michigan, and Columbia Missouri and elsewhere, signaling a regional organization push among barbers.
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Tatianapolis
Journeymen Barbers’ International Union
Medford
Ore
Detroit
Mich
Columbia
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