Roady Kenehan (May 1, 1856 – January 5, 1927) was an Irish-born American labor union leader and politician. A horseshoer by trade, Kenehan became involved...
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53D, 12R Charles J. Hughes Jr. (D) 3D 1910 1911 Benjamin Griffith (R) Roady Kenehan (NP) 26D, 9R 40D, 25R vacant 1912 Wilson/ Marshall (D) Y 1913 Elias...
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began to shift in the WLU's favor. The fight was led by horseshoer Roady Kenehan and printer David C. Coates. A two-thirds majority was now necessary...
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1905–1906 16 Alfred E. Bent 1907–1908 17 W. J. Galligan 1909–1910 18 Roady Kenehan Democrat 1911–1912 19 M. A. Leddy 1913–1914 20 Allison Stocker 1915–1916...
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Thomas F. Tracy Succeeded by J. M. Hunter Sidney J. Kent Preceded by Roady Kenehan Third Vice-President of the American Federation of Labor 1895–1913 Succeeded by...
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Trade union offices Preceded by New position Third Vice-President of the American Federation of Labor 1893–1894 Succeeded by Roady Kenehan...
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Public Service Employees' Union, and Home Healthcare Workers of America. Roady Kenehan, leader from 1890 to 1910 US Department of Labor, Office of Labor-Management...
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Archived from the original on 8 December 2019 – via Newspapers.com. Kenehan, Roady, ed. (March 1909). "Blacksmith Again In Field". International Horseshoers'...
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