War Fund Aims to Crush Labor Unions Says Federationist
The Federationist argues a 1.5 million dollar war fund to educate and discipline workers would be wasteful. It condemns employers’ associations for trying to erode union rights while praising organized labor’s role in protecting workers from greedy, ignorant employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cleave Party-Post
Federationist
American Federatio of Labor
UK Manufacturers’ Association
Liew
Mie
Wil
Uwe
Open Shop Policy Attack Sparks Labor Clash
A fragment from a 1920s editorial denounces the open shop policy as industrial idiocy harming industry, citizenship, and character. It criticizes Congress and state bodies for favoring organized labor against fair justice and mocks a veteran local post’s outdated methods while questioning a $1,500,000 sewer fund.
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Court of Organized Labor
van Oleaye- Parry Post
Labote
Revival of labels to boost union buying power
A long Bayard era plea urges workers to demand craft labels on all goods, shun non-labeled products, and boycott merchants who sell inferior or un-labeled supplies. The message calls for organized, united action to pressure merchants, expose traitors, and rally membership to sustain a sustained push for labeled goods and collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indal Jally
Busine
Charleston
West Virginia
Fiize
Union as a Safety Valve for Workers and Employers
The piece argues unions serve as a social safety valve aiding communication between workers and employers during misunderstandings. It says unions broaden workers’ minds, foster brotherly love, and act as a school of practical charity, promoting prosperity when relations are friendly and guided by justice. It notes organized labor wields political power and that labor leaders push for adoption of right policies in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justics
Sid Pee
Memon
Jolley Deposition Notice in Chancery Case
Notice announces deposition of S. Jolley and others on September 25 1907 at 9 am to 4 pm in Charleston Kanawha County West Virginia for a chancery case in which S. Jolley is plaintiff and Julia Jolley is defendant. If not completed depositions may continue on subsequent days at same time and place. The text includes unrelated labor union commentary and a subscription pitch for The Labor Spy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia F. Jolley
TG Nutter
Kanawha Street
Charleston
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Keart
Kurlawks
Jolley
Julia
Local page fragment shows scattered names and events
A jumble of unreadable OCR text mentions people and places such as Belay Ramee Minny Neues Marea and Liao but provides no coherent event or date. The piece reads like garbled notes with partial names and locations, lacking a identifiable news item or outcome.
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Rene
Ima Hyiin
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