Sherman Antitrust Amendment and Labor Federation Debate
The text discusses the Sherman Antitrust Amendment, labor union exemptions, and proposals by the American Federation of Labor and the Civic Federation. It covers appellate rulings, injunctions, and debates over labor hours, wages, and the scope of anti trust law as it relates to unions and associated activities. It references President Roosevelt, the Wilson Bill, and calls for congressional consideration and member input from unions.
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de Voudeta
Civic Federation
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Congress
Civile Fedération
Tradicen
Federation
United States
Seitenabil
Walsen Hl
Pougr
Abe Sherman
Duny
Supreme Court
Unions Seek Steady Effort to Advance Legislation
Unions aim to secure passage this Congress through persistent member pressure. They seek continued cooperation from Senators and Congressmen to push committees to report bills to the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Automatic Justice and the Last Judgment in Parable Form
The essay argues that final judgment will be automatic and fair, based on natural talent and effort. It cites the parables of the pounds and talents, stressing that reward aligns with heart, motive, and deeds done for others as for Christ. It notes complexity beyond mortal understanding but emphasizes mercy and fairness in outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mary
Carpenters Hold Annual Religious Service at New Wo Church
The Carpenter's Union of the city held its annual formal religious service at the new Wo church on the South Side. Rev. Powers of the West Side preached. Members gathered at the union hall at nine and, heated by the Citizens Corner band, marched to the church in a boat. Call for the union label and show your colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter’s Union
New Wo
Elther Weloek
Powers
West Side
Citizens Conrer_ band
Intractable Injunction Debate in Congress and Labor Woes
The Antilijunction Bills linger in House and Senate committees as President Roosevelt urges reform in his April address. He opposes Federation calls to end injunctions against labor officers and demands limits on court power. He mocks a bill offering blanket relief and pushes for measures to curb abuse of injunctions in labor disputes.
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Pearre
Offaryland
House
Seniaroy
Gore
Oklahua
Senate
Judiciary
Sous
Roosevelt
Congress
Sing Act
Enblins
New Employers Liability Act Discussed in Parliament
A fragment discusses the New Employers Liability Act, noting minimal relief and calls for a real advance. It mentions the law’s approach to contributory negligence and repairs to damages proportionate to fault, with reference to workers and conditions affecting lives.
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Lee
Fearful Republicans Hopeful of John Mitchell Denver Ticket
Missouri Trade Unionist editor Charles W. Fear argues that Republicans fear John Mitchell may accept the Democratic vice presidential nomination with William J. Bryan. The piece envisions Mitchell bolstering labor votes, threatening Taft’s chances, and shaping national policy if paired with Bryan, noting Mitchell’s enduring labor leadership and popular appeal among miners and workers.
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John Mitchell
Vic
William J. Bryan
John
Washington
Charles W. Fear
Missouri
Mitchell
Bryan
Taft
United Mine Workers
Denver
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Jonny Mitchell
Joe
Teddy
Democrats
Democrats Labor Organization
Old Painter Dead Incity Funeral By Craft Union
Win McDiffi a respected member of the Brotherhood of Painters Paperhangers and Decorators of America died Monday evening in the city. The funeral will be conducted this afternoon under the auspices of the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win McDiff i
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Paperhangers and Decorators of
America
Taft Labor Ally Amid War Aids Industry Claims
Fragmented report cites Taft as friend of labor while war measures loom. Mentions union pressure and strikes by Ska omire owners and Thiers Douglas groups. Troops reportedly ready to enforce order as tensions rise. Ballot details unclear.
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Taft
Ska Omire
Douglas
Askaf
Int
Miners in Paint Creek district plan joint conference
Mine officials will hold a general conference with representatives from all Paint Creek mines at Mucklow to revise the dead work scale. A Raysmond City meeting is planned for all local mines. Hastings, Johnson and other officials addressed large gatherings, urging unity and progress as district efforts continue to settle disputes and organize the valley.
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Paint Creek
Mucklow
Raysmond City
Bert
Hastings
van D Johnson
Morris Creek
Spirit of the Trades-Unionist story excerpt
A fragment from the Little Rock Gazette narrates a brief tale about two union men. The readable text hints at a concise, character-driven piece exploring labor themes and local union life in a historic newspaper context.
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Anid ibiSa
Little Rock Gazette
Benevolent Brotherhood of Carpenters assembled in Chicago
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America reports growth from 12 locals and 2,042 members at its 1881 Chicago convention to 1,703 locals and 161,200 members. It funds funeral and disability benefits, expends millions for sickness and charitable causes, raises wages, lowers hours, and promotes skilled trade standards. Open membership to all competent carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Chicago
General Office
Industrial Index Newsman William Richards Arrives in Columbus
William Richards of the Industrial Index in Columbus Ohio arrives to renew old acquaintances and promote his paper. He is described as a bustling figure and his paper is to be congratulated on securing his valuable services.
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Guy
William Richards
Industrial Index
Columbus
Ohio
Bill
Index
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Loewe
Supeiny
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Conn
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Pounell
Amelia Voleration of Labor
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Iuekts
Stint & Range
Gould
Htovuin
Wouwel
Sul Tah
Pees
Vietter Heb
Lerogster
Leh Hhele
Wiley
Elises
Jesus of
Hilons
Qatar
Ueder
Aml
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Rroosevelt
Pss
Automatic Justice
Chas. Stelle
Carpenters Religious Services
Western Federation of Miners
NEW Employers' Liability Act
Charley Fear
John Michell
Old Painter
Labor
Messrs
Hastings and
Johnson
Marting
Davis
Raymond City
Hurshity
Ben Davis
National Board
Thomas Cairns
Mumirch
Craige
W. BE. Javvis
Burnell
Tomsburg
St Clair
Messrs. Hastings
Arkansas
Pik
Elliot
Spirit OF the Trades-Unionist
Benevolent Brotherhood
Carpenters Union
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