The Patriotism of Peace and the Labor Question
A university speaker critiques industrial mechanization and wealth pursuit shaping society. He argues for moral spiritual awakening, altruistic movements, and social justice to uplift workers and restore human dignity, warning against mere material reform.
Patriotism and arbitration in labor disputes urged by church leaders
The article argues for fair distribution of wealth and social betterment, citing Methodist and Presbyterian statements on equal rights, child labor abolition, living wages, and arbitration to replace strikes. It notes the Pope's call for justice and Christian charity, and urges patriotic, lawful reform as a path to peace and improved labor relations.
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Oklahoma City
Methodist Conference
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Kansas City
United States
Church of Rome
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Vernal
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Washington
Roosevelt
France
Germany
Europe
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