How the Coal Strike Strikes the Public
The Literary Digest September 12 issue surveys the anthracite shut down of September 1 in editorials and dispatches. It notes public anger over higher winter coal prices, miner and operator motives, and calls the strike a public disruption with rival defenses. It also highlights rent trend analyses from the Industrial Conference Board in the week’s digest.
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Forces cannot defeat Hylan threaten Smith's Next year's nomination
Forces cannot defeat Hylan, risking Governor Smith's possible presidential ambitions next year. The ongoing clash with Hearst amplifies concerns that a Hylan Hearst victory would give Hearst control over the city and damage Smith's prestige. The Literary Digest highlights these developments in its September 12 issue.
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