Open Shop Debate: Darrow Describes Union and Employer Clash
Clarence Darrow discusses the open shop in Los Angeles, arguing policy, rights, and the inevitable conflict between union and nonunion workers. He contends unions demand discipline while employers prefer nonunion hire, leading to ongoing workplace tension and outcomes.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
President Neil Exonerated From Embezzlement Charge
Robert P. Neil, general president of the Inn Brotherhood of Railroad Presrict Bagsage Men, headquartered in Boston, was exonerated after an examination found the organization owed him 750 dollars in salary. The court dismissed the charge as unwarranted.
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Running Down a Forger and a Detective’s Love
Detective Hogan pursues a forgery ring led by a seasoned actress posing as a widow. Hogan falls for the crafty woman while tracking three banks hit the same day, totaling nearly thirty thousand dollars. The ruse collapses after Hogan’s own signature is forged, exposing the con artist and sending him into a European chase.
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Prominent Local Union Man Honored
John Li Foster of the Iton Typographical Union received honors from the Grand Worthy President Edw in a Norfolk meeting. He was appointed Deputy Grand President of West Virginia District No. 2 covering several counties and praised for his long service and leadership in the Aerie.
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Iton Typographical Union
Edw Ternal
Aerie
Norfolk
Krause
West, Virginia
Wood, Wirt
Jackson
Calhoun
Bell
Putnam
Kanawh
Boone
Logan Wyoming
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Miners Win Pay Case Against Mill Creek Coal
A Schuylkill County jury ruled in favor of Elmer Thomp, who challenged a deduction from his pay by Mill Creek Coal Company under the store law. The decision is hailed as a major victory for miners across anthracite regions and may affect wage practices in mining communities.
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Mill Creek Coal Company
Elmer Thomple
Thomas
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