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 Hoover Dam Called Nest Of Anti-Union Exploiters
(February 1933)
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By Laurence Todd Hoover Dam Called Nest Of Anti-Union Exploiters WASHINGTON. — Charges " that labor is being ruthlessly exploited, and that the lives, safety and health of workers at Hoover Dam...
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Heading Toward A Capital Levy
(January 1933)
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By Laurence Todd Heading Toward A Capital Levy All Other Methods of Restoring Buying Power Exhausted—L e a d i n g Senators Beginning to Consider a Levy. WASHINGTON.—Congress is drifting...
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British Labor Looks to Socialism
(November 1932)
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By Laurence rodd British Labor Looks to Socialism Charles Dukes, British Fraternal Delegate to A. F. of L Convention, Sees No Other Hope for Britain and the World—Tells of Purging of Labor...
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The Senate Votes For Starvation
(February 1932)
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The Senate Votes For S tarvation Democrats and Republicans Join Hands to Kill Bill to Feed the Hungry By Laurence Todd WASHINGTON. BY a majority of 48 to 36, with J. Ham. Lewis of...
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A Spy's Confess
(June 1931)
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A Spy's Confess By Laurence Todd As thougli to mock the ferveal trttotites to military Iioroee thet had been pronounced In over; eonoider&ble cemetery, in tlie no-tloa on Memorial Day, Major...
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Pessimism of Capitalism Rules Parley
(May 1931)
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Pessimism of Capitalism Rules Parley Reparations and Tariffs Blamed for Breakdown of the System By Laurence Todd WASHINGTON-(FP)Pessimism as to the time •ad conditions of emergency of...
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"NEW" HOOVER POLICY BOMBS NICARAGUANS FOR THEIR OWN GOOD
(April 1931)
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"New" Hoover Policy Bombs Nicaraguans For Their Own Good Change of Front Fails to End Slaughter of Sandino'g Men By Laurence Todd WASHINGTON.—(FP)—Fresdent Hoover and Secretary of State...
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HOOVER FIGHTS JOBLESS AID; GREEN ESTIMATES 7 MILLION UNEMPLOYED
(December 1930)
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Hoover Fights Jobless Aid; Green Estimates 7 Million Unemployed President's Policy Opposes Shorter Week for Employees of U.S. Government By Laurence Todd WASHINGTON— (FP) — The Democratic...
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DOAK'S CHOICE SEEN AS SLAP AT A. F. OF L.
(December 1930)
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Doak's Choice Seen as Slap At A. F. of L. Green Protests Secretary of Labor Who Doesn't Come From A. F. of L. By Laurence Todd WASHINGTON. — (FP) — In naming: William N. Doak, legislative...
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LINES DRAWN ON INJUNCTION BILL BATTLE
(June 1930)
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Lines Drawn On In junction Bill Battle Majority and Minority Reports Handed to Senate—Will Be an Election Issue By Laurence Todd -^tASHINGTON.— (F P) —ReTT ports filed In the...
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"Raise More Hell"
(May 1930)
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"Raise More Hell" Mother Jones' Advice at 100 "Form Labor Party" Century-Old Battler for W o r k e r s Watching Parker Fight — "Yellow Dog" Her Phrase By Laurence Todd T A S H I N G T...
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Parker Fight Shows Power Of Militant Labor Action
(April 1930)
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Parker Fight Shows Power Of Militant Labor Action Sentiment Aroused by Labor and Negro Group Amazes Washington — Confirmation in Doubt By LAURENCE TODD WASHINGTON.—(FP) — Before these...
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WM. HARD, ONCE LIBERAL, NOW DEFENDS MR. VARE
(December 1929)
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Wm. Hard, Once Liberal Now Defends Mr.vare Progressive Senators Denounce Writer's New Role as Apologist for Hoover and Power Crowd By Lawrence Todd -WiTASHXNGTON.—(1* P>— Dis? vgnst...
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CONFERENCE ON TEXTILE DRIVE NOV 14
(November 1929)
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CONFERENCE ON TEXTILE DRIVE NOV 14 |, F. of L< Unions Must .Faee Fight Calling i-sr Great Courage^ ay LAURENCE TODD WASHINGTON (FT) — When the executives of the 105 icirm} and international...
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SCHWAB GIVES PHONEY STORY ON SHEARER
(September 1929)
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Schwab Gives Phoney Story On Shearer "Weeping Charlie" Says He Didn't Know His Firm Hired Big Navy Lobbyist By Laurence Todd WASHINGTON— (FP) — Charles M. Schwab, chairman of the board of...
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WANTED: A SUCCESSOR TO BERGER IS CONGRESS
(August 1929)
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Wanted: A Successor To Berger In Congress House ot Repr*»«iUtives Needs ra Modern Advocate of Labor's Causes By Laurence Todd 1J7ASHINGTON—(PP)—Who wffl take " the plan In Congress held...
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UTILITY CO. IS SILENT ON $359,000
(November 1928)
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Utility Co. Is Silent On $359,000 Electric Bond and Share Refuses to Answer Probers' Questions By Laurence Todd TW/ASHINOTON — ( FP ) — Herbert " Hoover boasted of the "glass pockets" of...
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POWER TRUST WORK IN N.Y. IS REVEALED
(June 1928)
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POWER TRUST WORK IN N.Y. IS REVEALED Pamphlets—Movies and Radio Put to Use By Laurence Todd W'ASHINGTON-Two pamphlets iaW MM by the New Tork Stat* Committee oa Public Utility...
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DECISION NEAR ON VACIRCA APPEAL
(September 1926)
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DECISION NEAR ON VACIRCA APPEAL Deportation oflltalian ; Socialist: IWould I Throw Int&MutsoI Kni's Ciutches% 1^ By Laurence Todd • wlTASHIKOTON. — Vwcanxc - Uf1 Vacfe-oa. former deputy...
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RAIL BOARD PACKED WITH LABOR'S FOES
(June 1926)
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Rail Board Packed With Labor's Foes COOLIDGE HURTS CHANCES OF PEACE Ttfliinla I - ,. . -¦ aTrSk^Sa*}. TV UMVWi iww voBR man. tf^witl Ait urtlful By Laurence Todd RESPONSIBILITY for failure...
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U.S. Navy Still Molests China
(November 1925)
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U.S. Navy Still Molests China OUR SAILORS ARE PATROLLING SHANGHAI Coolidge Receives Proteat From American Committee Formed to Aid China By Laurence Todd Waihinjjton. THAT American nrol...
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TODOROFF, KOSTA
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TODOROVICH, MAJOR B. J.
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TOK?S, RUDOLF L.
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TOKES, RUDOLF L.
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