Chancellor Day Debate Sparks Labor Unions Controversy
A Syracuse University chancellor faces sharp critique over claims that college presidents endorse depraved university scenes. A writer attacks labor unions and capitalists, arguing for fair wages and better work hours while defending unions as guardians of honest industry.
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High Court of Public Opinion
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Women and Unionism in Labour Plea for Equal Pay
New York women teachers urged the mayor to sign a bill granting equal pay for equal work, arguing unions support women and promote peace. They note unions aid during illness unemployment and bereavement, and that war harms families most. Continued on page 3.
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New York
Organized Labor
Nugent resigns as District 17 president of United Mine Workers
The Charleston News reports John Nugent resigns as president of District 17 United Mine Workers covering West Virginia Virginia and parts of Kentucky effective June 1 1907. He praises peaceful state labor conditions and appoints his successor Carl Craige while T J Lewis arrives to oversee immigrant labor matters and assess regional mining issues across Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois and Alabama contracts.
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John Nugent
Charleston
United Mine Workers of American
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United Mine Work
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State Federation of Labor
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Cabin Creek
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Craige
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Ent Mitchell
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District 17
Office of Immigration Commission
Ohio River
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
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