Rockefeller Heads Industrial Session In Labor Era
Rockefeller leads a renewed push to reform the national industrial conference as a public group with a new standing. The split after a labor walkout has harmed public opinion, and the group eyes a fresh start under a new name or reorganized structure. About 1.5 million workers threaten or are out or seeking higher pay, including 600,000 on strike, 300,000 harbor and machinist workers, and 200,000 steel workers. 500,000 miners face orders to walk out on November 1.
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Lloyd George Faces Crisis After Commons Defeat
London reports say Lloyd George's government faces a serious crisis after a 185 to 11% defeat in a minor alien birth amendment vote. Andrew Bonar Law asked adjournment to plan next moves as resignation rumors spread. Shortt may resign.
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6000 Men On Strike At Rockefeller Plant In Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado six thousand workers at a Rockefeller steel plant have joined the nationwide steel strike. The plant had used an industrial democracy system with elected employee representatives, but management refuses to recognize the union and will only negotiate with individuals or the group.
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Mediation Under Way As Railroad Wage Demands Rise
Secretary Wilson of the labor department conducts mediation as over one million railroad workers prepare to renew wage demands. Government progress on living costs is viewed as slow, with a climactic turn expected around November 1, amid Rockefeller Jr. noted for studious conduct in conference sessions.
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Gompers Calls A F L Meet on Steel Strike Fight
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urged a new conference after the defeat of a collective bargaining resolution. He said labor would resume talks, seek support for the steel strike, and form alliances with miners and railroad unions as four railroad brotherhoods weigh joining the AFL.
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Miners and railroad unions plan nationalization alliance
Committees of miners and railroad brotherhood men planned talks in Washington to press nationalization of mines and railroads with workers holding management and profit shares. Leaders said a permanent alliance could back nationalization. railroad officials offered cautious remarks. A separate briefing noted red agitators in Gary ignored prosecutions amid steel strike hearings.
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