Taft Injunctions and Labor Strikes Debate
In a vigorous editorial the America Pierationists defend Judge Taft's record on injunctions and labor cases. It contrasts Taft's rulings in boycott and sympathy strike matters with calls to broaden limits on court power, arguing constraints would injure workers and empower the rich.
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America Pierationists
Gom- 1H
Mr. Taft
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Japan
China
Columbus
Ohio
Hikihams
PONS
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Little Hell
Aren
We Federal Circuit Court
Aind
Witter Obief
Miners in Pittsburg District Prepare Appeal Over Labor Contract
After the operators learned of the miners Eresi vehan of this United Mile Worker will appeal the Government to prevent the men from standing in this country under the contract labor law.
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Pittsburg
Eresivehan
United Mile
Met
Uniw eage tour in Europe and West Virginia ties
Uniwe mouth tour in Europe details study of employment conditions in England Ireland Scotland and Wales and fishing miners from the countries to emi rdite to West Virginia. Bir Nogont’s success remains unclear yet his jovial persona yields quirky tales. He enjoys old America and West Virginia most but would have stayed longer if not homesick.
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Uniwe
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
West Virginia
Nogont
America
Miners Arrive in Oregon. Transported by Whites to Vancouver
Fifty seven Japanese miners arrived at Otlin Oregon on September 18 to work in the mine. They were escorted to the river steamer Gleaner by 300 white men and began their trip to Vancouver. A special October offer on page two promises a free gold watch.
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Otlin
Wieil
Mince
Leek
Vanicouver
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Union Mass Meeting Scheduled for Charleston Oct 12
Attention union men of Charleston a general mass meeting will be held at Trades Assembly Hall Saturday evening October 12 to consider matters of utmost importance to organized labor all union men are urged to attend.
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Trades Assembly Hall
Organized Labor
Charleston
Big Meeting at Boomer Promises Union Solidarity
A large Sunday Boomer meeting led by Adam B. Littlegage and other officials aimed to unite the Boomer local union, restore membership, and enroll the 750 workers. A Heroshay gathering the same day reportedly yielded positive results, while a district organizer G W Jackson pushes for African American members to rejoin in nearby towns. The Labor Argus subscriptions push and immigration commissioner John Nugent’s return from the Stine Workers highlight local labor activity in Kanawha Valley.
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Boomer
Adam B. Littlegage
Bearvid
Chappell
Armando Petizcari
Plac
G. W. Jackson
Montgomery
Mandles
Eagle, Crescent
Ellridge
Money and morality clash under modern capitalism in Racine sermon
The Racine Wisconsin college warden denounces the chase for wealth as a national vulgarity. He argues modern civilization thrives on treasure yet true religious success is risked when churches measure success by dollars and real estate. He condemns the cannibalistic money struggle and warns against overemphasis on material gain.
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Racine
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Dr. Robinson
Bacije
Nation Enters New Stage of Slavery
A Cleveland Citizen editorial attacks U S court rulings on labor and property rights, citing the Louisville & Nashville case and Michigan injunctions. It contends employers hold a property right in workers, warns of legal tyranny, and argues capitalism risks total control unless labor gains political power through elections.
Mass Meeting to Plan City Labor Organizing Drive
A Typeraphion Union assembly convenes Saturday to outline a city wide mass campaign for systematic labor organizing. Plans include organizing women wage workers, revitalizing the Central Body, forming a building trades group, and attracting AFL International Organizers. Representatives from unions and the Citivena Concert are invited, with key talks on improving finances and unity. The meeting aims to energize the labor movement and benefit workers and families city wide.
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Ofders
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Citivena (Union
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Rights of labor declared by Michigan Supreme Court
The Michigan Supreme Court declares workers have the right to set their wage and refuse labor if not met. They may persuade others to join unions and present their cause to the public peaceably with no coercion. If such actions affect an employer, there is no redress, as they are exercising their legal rights.
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Watt
Taft
Judicial Legiln
Tavend Imdloo
Tweedlediuum
Pecural
Toledo and
Ann Arbor
Son Union Kubor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Phelan
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Boycot
Tait Con
Cleveland
Dr. Scott
Wright
United States
J.C. Tones
Louisville Louashville
Alabama Railroad
Shire of Alabama
Lowisville & Nashville Railway
Dts Busi Hes
Tin Indinlain
Michigan
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Wubin
Web
Wall Street
Mather
Supreme Court of
Making The Labor Argus an eight page paper
The statement frames a plan to expand the Labor Argus to eight pages as a strategic move aimed at building momentum for a broader victory next spring. It underscores organizational growth as a precursor to political or labor campaign success.
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Labor Argus
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Morris
Bo F. Renshaw
Totnelton
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John Nugent
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