13 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Butler County Press
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
1
The piece denounces a proposed anti-union stance in a future political platform calling for individual bargaining. It argues this “feeler” would inflame business leaders and farmers against organized wage workers, comparing it to slavery and feudalism and warning it mirrors historic autocratic control.
In Little Rock a legislative committee hears businessmen and leaders justify rioting against the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad strike. They claim the strike harms their interests and vow to ignore law, supporting mob actions culminating in the lynching of E. J. Gregor. State officials remain silent amid the anarchy.
AFL President Gompers rails at open shop backers and bankers calling for anti labor politics. He argues labor will mobilize to defend liberty and battle any move to politicize labor issues, comparing opponents to Fascisti and Mussolini while praising American union strength.
Dr. Donald B. Armstrong of the National Health Council argued that high wages and better working conditions reduce illness and turnover. He urged selecting industrial sites with health metrics in mind and warned that cheap labor and poor welfare hurt productivity and profits.
New York reports an uprating of wire nails by the American steel and Wire Company as bankers and business men warn that a price surge may bring disaster despite corporations posting astonishing profits. Stock dividends spread earnings over more shares, masking real gains.
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