A scottish individual had created a union against the corrupted methods of the coal industry during the coal mining era of Oklahoma. Who was it?
This individual was John L. Lewis, a prominent labor leader and president of the United Mine Workers of America. Lewis was known for his strong advocacy for the rights of coal miners and his efforts to improve working conditions in the coal industry.
There was another one, he shaped rules in the constitution and helped stop abusive labor methods.
The individual you are referring to is likely John Mitchell, another influential labor leader in the coal mining industry. Mitchell was the president of the United Mine Workers of America and played a key role in negotiating better wages and working conditions for coal miners during the early 20th century. He was a key figure in the labor movement and fought against abusive labor practices in the coal industry.
Name 10 of the most influential union organizers of the coal mining era against wrongful labor.
1. John L. Lewis
2. Mother Jones
3. John Mitchell
4. Eugene V. Debs
5. Mary Harris Jones
6. Philip Murray
7. Samuel Gompers
8. Bill Blizzard
9. Frank Keeney
10. Walter Reuther
Name another 10.
11. Tony Boyle
12. James Connolly
13. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
14. Albert Parsons
15. Big Bill Haywood
16. Eugene V. Debs
17. Mother Jones
18. Samuel Gompers
19. Terence Powderly
20. John S. Tulluch.