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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
7
President Wilson told 13,000 assembled in Oakland that many misled the public about the peace treaty. He warned that discussing the treaty on minor objections would be overwhelmed by public opinion, as cheers interrupted his address.
President Wilson, introduced by Dr Aurelia Reinhardt of Mills College Oakland, argues the treaty serves people not governments. He calls it a global plan to liberalize waterways end imperial privilege and set a universal labor standard while highlighting arbitration and hope for future generations.
The article reports confidence from W B Rubin on a successful strike outcome and lists unions represented at national committee meetings. It details twelve steel workers demands including collective bargaining rights, reinstatement of activists, an eight hour day, rest day, wage standards, double overtime pay, check off dues, and seniority rules.
A letter outlines eleven reasons for backing a steel workers strike set for next Monday. It recounts the movement’s history and the workers’ conditions while noting faith in the president’s wish to arrange a conference. The document laments that organized labor cannot meet favorably and warns that further delay means lost hope and possible membership losses.
When seeking credit a bank needs to know who you are as well as what you have. Moral hazard arises from not knowing a person’s character. Credit builds slowly by becoming known at the bank and proving reliable conduct of accounts. The bank offers a complete banking service.
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