Commission on Industrial Relations organization
also: CIR, the commission, the Commission, Walsh Commission
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U.S. Congress founded
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“The Commission on Industrial Relations (also known as the Walsh Commission) was a commission created by the U.S. Congress on August 23, 1912, to scrutinize US labor law.…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1
William Howard Taft proposed
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“President William Howard Taft proposed the creation of a nine-person investigative committee called the Commission on Industrial Relations, which was approved by Congress to be formally created April 23, 1912.…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1
Frank P. Walsh headed
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“Chairman Frank P. Walsh, Kansas City, Missouri labor lawyer and activist...…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1
Woodrow Wilson appointed
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“Two months after entering the White House, President Wilson nominated replacements for Taft's five failed nominees.…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1
Colorado National Guard testified
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“Militiamen testify in front of US Commission on Industrial Relations and defend and downplay their actions.…”
source: url — Introduction - Ludlow Massacre: Topics in Chronicling America - Research Guides at Library of Congress · p.1
John R. Commons member_of
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“through the minority report of John R. Commons and Mrs. J. Borden Harriman…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1
J. Borden Harriman member_of
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“through the minority report of John R. Commons and Mrs. J. Borden Harriman…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1