Liberal Weekly listings and executive board notice
A Liberal Weekly issue details second class matter status dated June 30 1919 at Cincinnati Ohio under the act of March 3 1879. Editor office contact Rollin H. Everett 606 Vine St Cincinnati 2 appears with an executive board roster headed by Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Sien Rose Miles and others. Subscription listed at 2 00 per year.
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Cinncinnat. 2
Ohie
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Max Sien
Rose Miles
William Medick
Hugo Klug
Clarence Rau
Willis Wilder
Earl Davis
Jerry Maxey
Arthur Hartmann
George Grigsby
Ray Sowder
Walter Grainger
Claude Sampson
Everett Hines
Ara Niels Lal
Monopolistic Powers or Effective Union Solidarity
The piece argues that labeling CLO unions as monopolies is a smear by union busters. It recalls Roosevelt era trust busting and counters that unions hinder no one’s access, instead empowering workers and challenging corporate domination. It asserts unions seek better lives, not exclusive control.
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CLO
Teddy Roosevelt
Trusts
America
CIO
FEPC
United
Steel Strike Holds Across Cincinnati as Two Plants Defy Pickets
Union officials report orderly picketing at 22 Greater Cincinnati plants during the steel strike led by United Steelworkers of America. Al Whitehouse says Williamson Heater Co. and Sawbrook Steel Castings Co. faced injunctions and limited worker turnout. Police neutrality was noted at most sites, though some officers allegedly aided strike-breakers at Williamson. City officials pledged to maintain freedom of speech and neutrality amid a rare clash where two councilmen appeared at the scene on opposing sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
United Steelworkers of America
al Whitehouse
District 25
Williamson Heater Co
Oakley
Sawbrook Steel Castings Co
Lockland
Everett
Watch Columbus Special Session Looms for Ohio
CIO News Letter reports the Ohio Legislature may see a special session, but the governor has not indicated a call. The Ohio CIO Council urged action on unemployment compensation and broader reforms, cautioning against focusing only on strip mining. If convened, the governor is urged to include pressing labor reforms.
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Columbus
Ohio
State House
Ohio Cio Council
California wrestlers form AFL unit led by Ted Cox
Ted Cox organizes 300 California matmen into an AFL group demanding 45 percent of gate receipts after taxes as pay share. Notables include Pat Fraley and "Wee Willie" Davis, amid broader coverage of worker rights, medical choice, and industrial safety debates shaping Ohio and national policy.
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Modesto
Cal
Ted
King Kong
Anti Injunction Law Needed in State Labor Struggles
Editorial argues for anti injunction acts to curb court measures in labor disputes. It cites Judge Kincaid on the Ricard Boiler Case and praises state health codes after a contentious Board of Health hearing, noting Big Business opposition and labor presence. Ohio C.1.0 Council credited for coverage.
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Board of Health Council
Manu
Kincaid
Ohio
Big Biz
Board of Health Plens
Board of Health
Picket tensions rise as company faces injunction action
Councilman Jesse D. Locker appeared on company property and in injunction proceedings amid picket tensions. Attorney Julius Holzberg represented the Steelworkers in injunction and Police Court cases after arrests, arguing the company lacked clean hands for failing to recognize the union after a National Labor Relations Board election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D. Locker
Julius Holzberg
Holzberg
NLRB
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, Cio
Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Vine St
Cincinnati
Williamson Heater
Nelson Schwab
the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Congressman Dripp
CIO News
Grant and Groan
Ohio Medical Association
Ohio Cio
Jack Kroll
Medical Association
Kroll
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