Now directing activites of Labor Non-Partisan League. Washington D.C., July 23. Eli Oliver, executive Vice President of the Labor Non-Partisan League, is now directing the activities of the organization following the resignation of Senator George L. Berry as its. Berry resigned to give his enti
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