World War Ends By Industry And Interdependence
The piece argues that wartime costs rely on labor and capital, shaping peace through industrial interdependence. It envisions organized labor and capital coalescing, expanding international unions, and legal structures to arbitrate disputes. Trade, immigration, and global commerce are seen as paths to a planetary peace via industrial justice and courts at The Hague.
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War Only Cure Won’t Heal Tariff War, Bigelow Says
John Bigelow, veteran Democratic statesman, warns in a letter to the Tariff Reform Committee that the nation risks civil strife over tariff disputes and only national insolvency could force a genuine revision or reduction, likening appeals to reformers to pleas to drinkers or burglars.
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New York
Tariff Reform Committee
Reform Club
Mr. Bigelow
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