G. O. P. Campaign Heads Silent on ILNS Charges
A partisan piece attacks the Republican National Committee and Gov. Landon as puppets of Wall Street. It accuses party leaders of betrayal, alleges mismanagement, and calls for a public reckoning amid a charged national campaign.
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ILNS
Chicago
Wall Street
London
Middle States
Hock
Landon
Republican Party
John Tymilton
al’ Landon
White House
Pennsylvania Railroad Drops Company Union for Clerks
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced it has recognized the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks as the bargaining agent for its 21 000 clerks. The Brotherhood will absorb and continue the contracts with two former company unions as the labor relations shift away from the old structure.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Labor Record Favorable to Workers
The American Federation of Labor reports Roosevelt’s labor record as favorable, listing 47 bills signed by him described as pro labor and detailing positions of Landon Garner and Knox. It notes the nonpartisan campaign committee’s stance and the broad reach of the survey across unions and state federations.
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Roosevelt
A. F. of L
Washington, D. C
ILNS
American Federation For Labor
Campuign Committee
Landor
John N. Garner
Frank Knox
Spe
New York State Senate
Wagner
New York State
Presid
Landon
Kansas
Garner
Wasi
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Steel Company Union Presses Pay Demand in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Youngstown District Employees Council of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp met on October 20 as a recognized group to press for revision of the employees representatives plan in an effort to obtain general wage increases. The 18 members were cheered by the company’s recognition.
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Ittsburgh
SENS
Pittsburgh-Youngstown
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
Convention Draft For Seamen Welfare At International Labor Session
A draft convention prepared by the International Labor Office for seamen welfare measures will be submitted at the Special Maritime session of the International Labor Conference. It calls for seamen welfare organizations in ports, liquor and cafe regulations, dock safety lighting, health safeguards, remittance facilities, and optional wage allotments to dependents. Major maritime nations attend, with broad support for international seamen welfare regulations. Wives and daughters of striking Louisiana and Arkansas railway workers halted trains at Jonesville and Terriday to press for withdrawal of strikebreaking crews, persuading one man to abandon his eastbound freight train.
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Geneva
International Labor Office
International Labor Conference
Jonesville
ILNS
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Terriday
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Joseph A. Wise
TLNS
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Sopen
Huveaw Net
Veterswe
Repuby Tean Warlquul
United States
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LLNS
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Vlairgo
Republican National Headquarters
Govern Landon
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Landon Wall Street
Republican
Abraham Lincoln
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Brotherhood of
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Savage Auto Supply CO
Maple Ave
Hamilton
Ohio
Thomas Socialist
Knox
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Congress
Federation
William Green
Frank Morrison
G. M. Bugninzet
Thomas A. Rickert
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Felix H. Knight
State Federations of Labor
America
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Zenith
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