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LABOR BODY
OPPOSED TO
THIRD PARTY
American Federation Is Em
phatically On Record Against
Launching Into Political
Field In Separate Party
FEDERATION TO REMAIN
AN INDEPENDENT FACTOR
Matthew Woll Says Labor
Should Rather Depend On
Trade Union Movement And
Remain Out Of Politics
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 9.— (By Ar
sociated Press.)—The American Fed
eration of Labor went on record em
phatically today against launching
into the political field, through the
formation of the separate labor party.
The convention here by a vote of
25,066 yes, as against 1,895 no,
(1,618 not voting), approved a re-,
port of the resolutions committee,
which recommended rejection of four
resolutions, so closing participating
in politics as an organized Inde
pendent party.
Action on the political resolutions
followed the most spirited debate that
the convention has seen. Advocates
of political activity by organized
labor presented their pleas and were
answered by an officer of the federa
tion and delegates on the floor.
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Holl Leads Fight.
