Lewis seeks dismissal of government bid to label labor union a bargaining agent
John L. Lewis asks a Federal District Court in Washington to dismiss the government’s request for an order recognizing the Southern Coal Producers Association as bargaining agents. Judge Goldsborough will hear arguments. H A Glover urges Congress to curb labor monopolies to aid free enterprise.
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Southern Coal Producers Association
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H. A. Glover
Island Creek Coal Sales Company
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Pot Luck Supper For Harwood Legionnaires Planned
Harwood Post American Legion members will attend a pot luck supper before the next meeting. The event is Monday June 21 at 6 30 p m at the Legion hall 214 N Ottawa street. Alex Padley will roast beef, Ladies Auxiliary will prepare and serve the rest. Commander Fred D Brown urges a big turnout.
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Legion Hall
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Fred D. Brown
Feather-ben ding and monopoly critique of unions
A London economist argues that trade unions are powerful monopolies exploiting manpower. He warns exploitation relies on inelastic demand, concentrated power, and no penalty for waste. He cites coal miners and railroad brotherhoods, paralleling Gilded Age trusts.
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London
Anic
Lewis
Coal Miners’ Union
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