Manufacturers Attack Labor in National Convention Report
A New York convention of the National Association of Manufacturers urged restricting immigration to allow import of skilled labor only when no local workers are available. The report calls for ministerial controls, trials, and appeals, labeling labor unions as the main weapon against manufacturers and arguing the law is exploited to oppress business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Oppréas
New York
tabor
United States
frinle
anton
Mrs H Wotaet Injured After Fall on Philadelphia Street
A woman identified as Mrs Taft was injured when she fell on asphalt and struck her head near Philadelphia. Police escorted her to a hospital for treatment, with witnesses noting the rough street surface and nearby hotel location.
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Ginter-tniLaw
Philadelphia
Taft dan
Bellavie-Atratford
Taft
Mex
Grnholt
Trainmen Win Wage Increase Across Railroads
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Enginemen reports new pay scales for conductors brakemen and helpers on passenger and freight trains. Rates range from 1.56 to 2.68 dollars per 100 miles with monthly guarantees. arbitration will continue to reach a final agreement affecting over 27,000 members.
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Balti
prasenger traina
witta
conambaen
vondin
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive iiremen
gmiouinting
fd tas
Commerce Court Amendment Defeated in Senate Vote
Washington May 17 An effort to strike out the commerce clause from the railroad bill failed 28 to 37 on amendment offered by Senator Cummins Iowa The amendment would have knocked out a central provision creating a commerce court a provision urged as vital by supporters of the measure and President Taft.
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Taft
Washington
Cummins
Iowa
commerce
Taftle
itm
House Defeat in Gral Change Washington May 37
Fragmentary OCR reports a failed House vote on changing the presidential Inauguration date from March 4 to a later date. The text shows disjointed phrases about a constitutional amendment and seeking approval from state legislatures, with unclear names and dates.
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House
gral
Washington
ana wices
Secretaries' friction over Ballinger case leaks revealed
FragmentedOCR notes show a tense exchange involving Secretary Ballinger, Kerby, and references to Gifford Pitchot. Prosecution and defense lines mix in a memo about prepa ration of imptter, alleged pressures, and a claim sworn by multiple parties about delivering an agreed job.
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Kerby
rae Young
Mr. erby
Ihtertor
Isa
Gifford Pitchot
Kerlin
faye becauay
Ballinger
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