Labor Day Call to Action and Cincinnati Political Awakening
The speaker recalls labor struggles and urges citizens to register and vote to advance union gains and city reform. He cites a history of corrupt machine government in Cincinnati and links political action to improvements for workers and the community. The piece notes the closed shop origin in 1794 Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Success Story of Cincinnati Clothing Workers Union
The article celebrates the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America in Cincinnati from 1913 onward, detailing wage gains, 11 and 19 collective bargaining agreements, benefits like sick and old age coverage, and social and political community efforts led by the Cincinnati Joint Board with figures such as Sidney Hillman and Jack Kroll. It frames the union as a model for CIO growth and worker empowerment.
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Cincinnati Joint Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Cincinnati
Sydney Hillman
Amalgamated
Jack Kroll
Ben Herman
Arthur Hartmann
Joseph Sepate
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Globe Tailoring Co
Music Hall
Sidney Hillman
Joint Board
Amalgamated Family
Amalgamated Insurance Fund
United Action
CIO
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Gether
al F. Guethlein
Provident Bank
Backus Bros. Co
E. Third ST. Garfield
Labo
Committee of Industrial Organizations
A.F. of L
Red Cross
Cancer Foundation
The
Mile of Dimes
Robert A. Taft
Ohio