Chancellor Day Open Letter Attacks Labor and Education Roles
A Syracuse University chancellor is assailed by a writer who defends labor, questions campus leadership, and frames unions as essential to democracy. The piece condemns claims of “despotism” among workers and argues for wage fairness, academic duty, and responsible university influence on society.
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Manso
Kivey Lodge
James Ry Day
Chanceilor
University At
Syracuse
High Court of Public Opinion
Thad
Tam
Tambold
Iassume
United States
Dom
Cleo
Pinkertons
Republic
Deeto
Women and Unionism Highlight Labor Allies and War Peace
Women teachers in New York urged a mayoral bill for equal pay as men for same work. The piece argues unions support women, promote universal peace, and provide benefits during illness unemployment and breadwinner death, with large annual disbursements.
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Lbor
New York
Organized Labor
Nugent resigns as president of District 17 United Mine Workers
The Charleston News notes May 24 interview reporting John Nugent tendered his resignation as president of District 17 United Mine Workers effective June 4 1807. J M Igo will succeed him. Nugent advocates bringing English speaking miners to Virginia and West Virginia, citing peaceful conditions and policy aims. National VP Tom Lewis arrives to assess state affairs as miners discuss dumps and wage issues across Ohio Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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John Nugent
Charleston
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
G . Morris
United Mine Workers
J. M. Igo
Carbondale
Nugent
Unose
West Virgin
Stte
Michigan
District Executive Board
Secre D.C
Imei
Coll
Cabin Creek
Craige
Mitchell
Immigra
Tom. Lewis
United Mine Workes of America
Bridgeport
Ohio
Columbus
Lee
Lewis
West
Lew
Pomeroy
Sturgis
Pennsvania
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Alabama
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