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Title: The National Civic Federation review
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: National Civic Federation
Subjects: Labor and laboring classes
Publisher: New York : (The Federation)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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tion. On the other hand, a conference ofthe Amalgamated Societv of Railway Servants, sittingsimultaneously at Cardiff, passed a resolution, after along and bitter debate, in favor of adhesion to theHardie section in spite of the fact that their leader,Richard Bell, M. P., was strongly opposed to the rail-way men submitting themselves to Socialist dictation. The most successful trade unions to-day are thosewho believe in trade agreements, and who furthermorebelieve in maintaining a discipline so effective that nomember, or group of members, can violate them with impunity.—Iron Moulders Journal, When a union is conducted on conservative lines italways has the r«Bpecl and good wishes of the public,bul let the men who act too hastily obtain control andtheir administration will meet the disapproval of thereal union men and bring condemnation upon the entirelabor movement. — Journal of Labor. 0 The National Civic Federation Review Vol. II. No. 12 NEW YORK, MARCH—APEIL, 1907 Ten Cents
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THE CHILD LABOR SESSION OF THE FEDERATIONS ANNUAL MEETING The Sixth Annual Meeting of The National Civic Federation was held at the Park Avenue Hotel, New York City, the Five Sessions Being D -voted toDiscissions of Government by Injunction, Child Labor, Distribution of Immigrants, the Income and Inheritance Taxes, and to a* Review at the Annual Dinner of the Work of the Different Departments of The Federation •1 March —April, 1907 THE CIVIC FEDERATIONS SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING* TRIBUTES TO ITS SERVICE TO SOCIETY— ELECTION OF OFFICERS — IMPORTANT PROBLEMS DISCUSSED —INVESTIGATING COMMISSIONS CREATED. EVERY great public gathering for the purpose ofdiscussing pressing questions of the time almostunconsciously develops a thought or idea aroundwhich all the proceedings of the meeting are cen-tered. Sometimes this central idea lacks definite ex-pression, but in the case of the remarkable annualmeeting of The National Civic Federation held inNew York City on December 12 and 13, it was

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