Labor Corruption Accusations Hit Wilson Backers
Copies of New Jersey State Federation of Labor proceedings accuse Governor Woodrow Wilson of anti union bias. They quote a 1909 baccalaureate address and cite 1908 remarks asserting labor unions reward shiftless workers, urging organized labor to oppose Wilson's candidacy and to vote against him if he sought office.
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Trading centers that shape national advertising reach
The 228 centers with 25 000 plus population total 28 763 000 or 31 percent of the population. These hubs radiate railroads steamboats and pack trains. Suburbs around them form the city trading population. Advertisers must choose A or B strategies depending on distribution aims. Forty six percent of Ladies Home Journal and Post circulations come from these cities and their surrounding twenty five mile radius. A free book on the subject is offered.
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