Labor Protest Forces Realization of Injunction Fallout
The piece condemns a federal injunction against railroad shop workers as an overreach by the administration. It portrays the attorney general as using his office to shield anti union actions and criticizes the judge for sweeping constitutional protections aside. It frames workers as defending constitutional rights against executive overreach and urges adherence to law.
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Washington labor fight over injunctions and publicity agents
A local newspaper excerpt questions federal use of publicity agents to shape public opinion during an injunction against unions. It argues labor’s swift response thwarted the administration’s efforts to curb workers’ rights, while accusing officials of bias and alibis. The Auto Club signs off with a provocative aside.
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Labor Sunday Message Frames Rail Shopmen Strike as Battle for Union
The church urges workers and employers toward human brotherhood in industry amid rising conflict. It notes key principles of personality worth, service over gain, and cooperation, while lamenting hostile camps and economic force in labor disputes and calling for cooperative settlement.
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Gompers Discusses Injunctions and Labor Strife
President Gompers assails court action against striking railroad shop workers, questions use of the term conspiracies in injunctions, and defends workers rights. He praises cautious reform in industry and notes ongoing efforts by employers and unions to pursue social aims.
Strikes Lifted Amid Railway Labor Tensions
A national church research arm reports ongoing railroad strikes and failed settlement attempts. It notes that railroad executives proposed reinstating strikers without seniority would heavily penalize workers, amid pressure from federal investigations and a senate resolution.
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Peace in Railway Strike Reached by Chicago Accord
Executive heads of about 60 Class A railroads reached a peace agreement with the Workmen's proposing return to work while preserving junior seniority from July 1. Workers to resume positions held June 30 with wages at current rates. Most roads expected to accept in a week or two.
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