Hughes Favors Arbitration Over Wage Strikes in Maine Speeches
In Maine, Mr. Hughes argued that arbitration should settle railway wage disputes rather than force. He warned against rushing legislation without fact finding and urged the public to support open inquiry, democratic deliberation, and peaceful settlement of industrial conflicts.
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Kaisers Cows and Prohibition Parodies at Barstow
The item presents a satirical song about Kaiser era themes and a real estate notice offering 21 acres of land for sale one to two miles west of Barstow near the Watterman ranch. Frank Rouch advertises the property with rough dates included.
The Single Tax and How It Will Benefit Your Income
The piece argues the single tax extends land value tax to idle mines and speculators, taxing privilege while exempting labor. It claims benefits include open land for use, affordable homes, reduced poverty fear, less crime, and a constitutional shift toward fair play enabling industrial harmony and a new social order.
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