Word: workers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...American Federation of Labor's annual convention (TIME, Oct. 17) went into its second & last week at Los Angeles, there went into effect at Pittsburgh one of the most drastic injunctions ever issued by a U. S. Court against a labor union. Schoonmaker Injunction. United Mine Workers employed by the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp. went on strike last April. Pending peace they did not change their domiciles which were, for the most part, houses owned by the Terminal Coal Co. When they sytruck, the company told them to move out, presumably wanting its houses for occupancy by non-union...
...servants. . . ." For some years Jack (as Author Durant has chosen to call himself in these pages) accepts the invitation to be a priest if he does not always follow the advice which accompanied it. Then after being a reporter, a teacher, a factory worker, he leaves his seminary to become an anarchist...
LORELEI LEE--She loves it, just loves it. Her ends are questionable but her goal is very definite. Gets all the breaks--and keeps them. Penalizes for everything, including holding. Takes no time out and is a tireless worker. Starts before the whistle and quits only when the game is over or up. Will tackle practically anything. All she asks is an open field and no interference...
...Messrs. Greenwood and Moyle soon returned to Salt Lake City. Behind them, Ogden reverberated with the remaining worker's unanimous adoption of their well-prepared resolution...
Married. Charles Brandon Booth, son of General Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America, National Field Secretary of the Big Brother & Sister Movement in America; to Miss Betsy Ross, charity worker; at Webster...