11 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Butler County Press
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
Ambitious labor movement faces dire stakes as stalled efforts threaten social order and progress. Analysts warn that failure to organize effectively could undermine economic equity and political stability, risking broader societal decline.
The text argues labor unions are essential to industrial democracy and warns against strike breakers and scabs. It notes unions empower wage earners, discipline industry, and safeguard democracy, while criticizing employers and legal systems for undermining labor power. It cites legal cases on union enforcement and a Michigan ruling sentencing strike breakers to prison.
A historic tale recalls Admiral Russell bombing Les Sables d'Olonne during a Biscay campaign. Fisherman Fricand guided gunners to a bluff, while locals lit bonfires to mislead shells, concealing the heart of the town and likely sparing many. The ruse saved the town and the fisherman from harm.
Crosby McCarthy explains in Popular Mechanics how a giant ship is slid from blocks into the water and righted, noting the immense risk and need for exact prelaunch calculations. The piece cites historic launches like Alf the Great Eastern and discusses the cautious, ongoing readiness despite improvements in method.
The great stony desert of north Australia was discovered by Captain Sturt in 1845 6. It lies north of the Darling River and spans about 300 miles by 100. It features sandy dunes and ridges with few trees except along creeks, giving a sterile appearance. The ridges likely formed from wind action and a retreating sea.
A quoted exchange reflects on quietude within a company of women, with one remark noting the eldest among them. The scene hints at social dynamics and restraint, framed by a newspaper style quotation.
The article argues worry drives physical illness including diabetes gout exophthalmic goiter and chronic heart disease. It defines worry as restless overactivity of fixed ideas arising from perceived life encumbrances. It explains nervous energy depletion in brain cells from prolonged mental strain and links mental state to bodily degeneration.
The Sun Flag’s origin traces to time immemorial with early records tied to a renowned eleventh century warlord. By the fifteenth century feudal lords adopted it, and naval use appears as early as 71 AD with broader adoption by 110 AD. Official nation representation occurred in 1810 according to the Bulletin of the Japan Society.
Yale Record quotes Victor Hugo on conscience as the supreme judge after exams. The quip contrasts a flawless first day with growing doubt days after an exam, ending in a self-deprecating note about flunking.
Observers on a Gainsborough wharf watch a fierce tide surge up the River Trent. The massive wave, or aegir, lifts boats and splashes the quay, while a keelman steadies the scene and locals chant the eerie refrain. Nearby notes discuss railways and classic instruments amid杂.
Samuel Gompers argues that enemies of labor misstate the Clayton act and confuse state and federal injunctions. He urges each state to enact laws defining workers rights and regulating injunctions in industrial disputes to enhance protections.
A New York World summary notes the Pullman Company defends wage raises for its 6000 porters, arguing higher wages would invite swelled prosperity and tipping pressures. It portrays the company as a social welfare body aiding uplift while resisting wage hikes that could erode gains and invite abuse.
The Actors' Equity Association considers forming a protected union to secure better contract terms for performers. Howard Kyle notes unions could help actors negotiate without hindering managers' rights. Willan B Wilson urges San Francisco talks on labor coordination and unemployment remedies. Amalgamated Street Railway Employees report 1914 death benefits totaling 189,793 to heirs of 480 members, averaging 441.37.
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