Liberty and the Supreme Court criticized by citizens
Letters from John B. Lennon Henry W. Blair A Cable and others protest a Supreme Court decision they call overreaching. They urge public redress at the ballot box, warn of impaired constitutional rights, and demand limits on court power over labor and Sherman law interpretations.
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Supreme Court
John B. Lennon
Henry W. Blair
Department of Government
A. Cable
Perkins
United States
Congress
Jere L. Sullivan
Injunctions Boost Labor Unity Across Trades
Washington papers report the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Enginemen plans a convention to unite with the American Federation of Labor to resist political and other anti union forces. Analysts foresee direct AFL affiliation, urging no demarcation between labor groups and broader union action. Manufacturers unite as well, signaling a nationwide labor solidarity effort.
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Buck's
Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Van Cleave Claims Manufacturers Dominate National Labor Battle
In Chattanooga John W. Van Cleave president of the National Association of Manufacturers said manufacturers had whipped the labor unions in the highest tribunal and urged unions to stop being whipped.
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Chattanooga
John W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Unionists oppose Taft nomination in New England
Charles J. French, president of the New Hampshire AF of L, says unionists in New England will oppose Secretary Taft’s presidential nomination. Notices remind subscribers to report any irregular delivery or address changes so the paper can correct records promptly.
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New Hampshire
Thhe American Federation of Labor
New England
Taft
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