The Nonpartisan League
The Nonpartisan League
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W. Organization, which included in its mem bership a large proportion, probably a majority, of the skilled migratory harvest labor. A League farmer in western North Dakota, E. J. J. Mont gomery of Tappen, president of the Farmers' Union in the state, had for several seasons em ployed "red card" men by preference, claiming 212 THE NONPARTISAN LEAGUE that he could in this way get better crews. He suggested to the League headquarters that an effort be made to reach a wage scale agreement with the ...I. W. W. To prevent labor shortage and harvest disorder.
Negotiations were opened with the I. W. W. , with the result that they presented a scale of wages for harvest work. President Townley ad dressed several meetings in the state asking farmers to vote on the question. As a result he notified the "wobblies" that the farmers could not agree to their scale. The fact was that a majority at all but one of the meetings at which Townley had presented the agreement was in favor of it after he had explained it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Organization, which included in its mem bership a large proportion, probably a majority, of the skilled migratory harvest labor. A League farmer in western North Dakota, E. J. J. Mont gomery of Tappen, president of the Farmers' Union in the state, had for several seasons em ployed "red card" men by preference, claiming 212 THE NONPARTISAN LEAGUE that he could in this way get better crews. He suggested to the League headquarters that an effort be made to reach a wage scale agreement with the ...I. W. W. To prevent labor shortage and harvest disorder.
Negotiations were opened with the I. W. W. , with the result that they presented a scale of wages for harvest work. President Townley ad dressed several meetings in the state asking farmers to vote on the question. As a result he notified the "wobblies" that the farmers could not agree to their scale. The fact was that a majority at all but one of the meetings at which Townley had presented the agreement was in favor of it after he had explained it.
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