Immortal Brann on God and death amid labor union notes
W. C. Brann reflects on faith, creation, and the unknowable while Amarillo Typographical Union notes a busy meeting. The article also covers union remarks on economy, Coliseum subscriptions, relief efforts, labor conditions, and railroad employment reforms.
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