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Arbitration Versus Pressure in Adamson Law Clash
Theodore Roosevelt argues against Wilson's handling of the Adamson law and rail wage disputes. He defends his 1902 coal strike arbitration, denounces force or delay, and urges a dispassionate commission study before any wage legislation. He contrasts precedents, tariff ties, and mentions Gompers and Carranza while urging labor justice.
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Arbitration Commission
United States
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Clark
Archbishop Spaulding
Illinois
Ine
Arbitration Board
Interstate Commerce Comission
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New York
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