Gompers Defends Labor in Senate Against Injunctions
Samuel Gompers speaks to the Senate judiciary sub committee in Washington urging social justice and supporting the Clayton anti injunction and contempt bills. He defends the American Federation of Labor and iron workers unions while criticizing United States Steel and the National Erectors Association for sustained opposition to organized labor.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Judiciary
Clayton
Structural Iron Workers
Unon
Mr. Gompers
Employers and Manufacturers’ Association
United States Steel Corporation
National Erectors’ Association
Gompers
Organized Labor
Anderson
Iron Workers
Labor Federation
John Kirby Jr
National Manufacturers’ Association
William J. Burns
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Harrison Grey Otis
The
Times
Iron Workers’ Union
United States States Steel Corporation
Stevens Gase Wickeland Signs Off On Dismissal Case
The San Antonio City Council Fire and Police Committee filed majority and minority reports on the December 5 1912 dismissal of Charles F Stevens from first assistant city marshal. The majority affirms the mayor justified Stevens dismissal for the good of the service while Alderman Wickeland's minority urges reinstatement and refutes the charges.
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Council Committee On Fire and Police
Charles I’. Stevens
Jones
C. T. Fincham
Albert Steves
Jake Wolf
L. P. Peck
L. B. Clegg
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
John Wickeland
Mr. Stevens
Wickeland
Stevens
City Council
City of
San Antonio
Charlies F. Stevens
Charles F. Stevens
Lancaster
Captain Stevens
Civic Lecture Promotes San Antonio Beautification Plan
Landscape architect Myron H. West will give an illustrated lecture February 10 in San Antonio. He comes from Galveston and will speak on city beautification as a prelude to a $6000 plan to redevelop the city. George E. Kessler, invited earlier, could not attend.
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San Antonio
Myron H. West
City Plan Committee
Mr. West
Chicago
Galveston
West
Raisin
George E. Kessler
Kansas City
Denver
Reactionaries Face Defeat in Spain and Oklahoma Work Concerns
Madrid reports ex-Premier Maura withdraws signaling defeat of reactionary politics as conservatives drift toward liberal stances and dynastic liberals seek reconciliation with the monarchy. Miss Kate Barnard will persist in charity work for men in convict mines and workplaces in Oklahoma.
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Madrid
Maura
Spain
Kate Barnard
Charities
Oklahoma
City Council Sets 3 30 Meeting For Stevens Investigation Testimony
The council moves to 3 30 PM to review testimony on Captain Stevens during the investigation. Officials praise Stevens as a fearless law enforcer with years of service, and other named figures corroborate his good reputation. The session aims to prepare for the regular council meeting cycle.
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Hief Lancaster
Captain Stevens
John W. Tobin
Carlos Bee
Ben 8
S. Fisk
J. G. Galbreath
G. M. Millard
John H. Clark
A. W. Seeligson
P. H. Shook
William Herff
Cornelius O'Neil
Jones
Fred Fries
Stevens
Donald Brian Delights Fans With Grand Viennese Dance
The famed dancer Donald Brian opens a two night engagement at the Grand on Wednesday, drawing a large representative audience after long anticipation for his remarkable stage presence during a charming Viennese program.
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Donald Brian
Vien
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