Postal Head Charged With Blocking Postal Wage Bill
Matthew Woll of the AFL accuses Postmaster General New and President Coolidge of acting to defeat a postal workers wage increase. He says New pressed publishers to share costs and sought to gag workers by turning public opinion against the bill.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
New
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Coolidge
Mr. Woll
J. D. Barnum
Syracuse Post Standard
E. H. Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
L. H. Brush
Marion
Ohio
Star Review
A. F. Miller
Battle Creek
Michigan
Enquirer and News
F. A. Miller
South Bend Tribune
Howard Davis
New York Tribune
A. G. Carter
Lafayette Young
Mr. New
Paige
Kelly Edge
Postal Department
Congress
Woll
President Coolidge
Progressives affirm peoples right to govern in NY rally
A 12 000 strong Madison Square Garden crowd and nationwide radio audience heard La Follette advocate direct people control of government. He denounced privileged classes, traced Jeffersonian ideals, and contrasted progressives with old parties, urging action outside Republicans and Democrats.
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la Follette
N. Y
International Labor News Service
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Bob” la Fayette
WEAF
Mississippi Valley
Roosevelt
Liberty Bell
American Federation of Labor
Central Trades and Labor Council
New York State Federation of Labor
England
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Federalist
Hamilton
Congress
Federalist Party
Lincoln
Postal Service Deficit Downplays Cash Shortfall
A Republican text argues postal expenses outpaced income in the past yet claims the deficit shrank in three years from 130,128,458 to 12,638,849. It says the service is now nearly self supporting and labels the Coolidge deficit as a political scare to hinder postal workers' wage efforts.
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Coolidge
Women Begin Big Drive To Ratify Child Labor Amendment
Washington area women mobilize 18 national groups to push ratification in state legislatures. The campaign text book counters opponents including business interests and Sheppard-Towner critics, outlining what the amendment does not do and citing census figures on underage workers. Kansas City event notes five fighters elect Baer president and Richardson treasurer. Philadelphia chosen for next convention city.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Women's Committee For
Wome
Sheppard-Towner
Supreme Court
Congress
Woman's Committee
Kansas City
International Association of Five Fighters
Baer
Richardson
Philadelphia
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