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The Labor Argus in Charleston, West Virginia

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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

3

Labor Sermon on Labelled Good and Honest Labor

A speech argues that labeling extends beyond unions to inner character. It cites government rule on food and drug labeling and warns that a person’s deeds reveal true identity more than outward insignia. It stresses integrity of heart as the essential label guiding actions and life.

Labor Federation Opposes Independent Labor Party

AFL secretary Frank Morrison states the American Federation of Labor will not endorse the Cleveland formed independent labor party. He says no official Gompers input exists and the AFL will not merge or aid a new party while it stands. Morrison notes no intention to assist in perfecting such an organization.

American Federation of Labor Independent Labor Party Cleveland United Trades and Labor Council Frank Morrison Preent Gompers Morrison A. F. of L Elaud Council

No Agreement Reached On Wage Cuts By Rail Unions

The International Association of Machinists and railway workers fail to settle wage and condition reductions on major Southern trunk lines. Railroads and unions plan to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to review the dispute and seek resolution. machinists and locomotive engineers oppose wage cuts while readers are urged to remit subscriptions.

International Association of Machinists Southern Railway Commissi Labor and Interstate Commerce Commission

Petition Ignored by Indiana Representative on Hearing Bill

Representative Overstreet of Indiana, chairing the legislative committee, declined to hear the labor groups petition before the Sixtieth Congress for a public hearing on Cary of Wisconsin’s bill for government ownership of telegraph lines. President Beaty of the Commercial Telegraphers Labor Union urged renewal of the request.

Representative Overstreet Indiana Legislative Committee Cary Wisconsin Beaty Thal Lavor Union Cen

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