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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1910

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2

Gompers Re-elected as AFL Chief at St Louis Meeting

President Gompers and all AFL officers were re-elected. The convention endorsed woman suffrage and adopted resolutions supporting no race or creed in labor organizing. The body approved broader jurisdiction for unions and rejected anti Asiatic sentiments amid debates over future meeting sites.

Washington Post St. Louis Gompers American Federation of Labor Mitchell Morrison Western Federation of Miners Executive Council Tls Organized Labor Movement Gallagher San Francisco Wilson Asiatica Hades Macferland Daniel J. Tobin Great Britlan W. J. Tracey Canada Atlanta Washington Rochester N. C

Death of Mrs Smalley, Salvation Army matron

Coroner reports death from congestive lung failure and uraemic poisoning after examination of the deceased Maj Marian Smalley, matron of the American Salvation Army Home. Gen William Duffin and other officers to officiate at funeral in the Home parlor, with interment in Capital City Cemetery. Mrs Smalley, English-born actress turned mission worker, had lived in Philadelphia before coming to Washington twelve years ago.

Marian Smalley American Salvation Army Nevitt William Duffin Philadel Phia Dulfin Capital City Smalley Philadelphi Washington Philes Kievorth Street Gen. Duffin

Countless Small Cliques Declared in New York Society

Frederick Townsend Martin argues in an interview that New York society has no queen or central ruler since Mrs. Astor. He says society is a true democracy with many small cliques and no single dictator, noting the lack of a unifying figure after Mrs. Astor’s death.

Frederick Townsend Martin Mrs. Astor New York Ward McAllister Ure Martin

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