Dead-game gamblers in New York reflect on honor and fear
A New York Times article argues that gamblers' code of silence and refusal to identify killers stems from a hardened moral world. It contrasts a killer’s unmoral stance with the social need for an orderly law, noting many youths imitate the deadly code and reject forgiveness.
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Roche
New York
New York Times
Battle Creek defines plan to shield industry from unions
A Battle Creek citizens association forms to protect Postum and local manufacturers from labor union pressure. The plan guarantees fair wages, no strikes, and legal labor practices, enabling new industries to locate without union control while preserving peace and prosperity.
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Mr. Post
Battle Creek
Michigan
Citizens’ Association
Citizens’ Ass’n
Battle Creeck
United States
Government Department of Commerce and Labor
Constitution Article One Name and Objects
The document outlines Article 1 naming the body and Article 2 its purposes. It states to insure and carry out functions as far as possible within the scope of its charter.
Postum Cereal Co. Declines Union Boycott Offer
In a firm response the Postum Cereal Co. declares it will not join a labor trust or bow to boycott pressure. It denounces violence and coercion, emphasizes high wages and lawful conduct, and resists union control while defending American citizenship and workers’ independence. The company stays firm against the union’s demands.
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United States
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Federations of Labor
Postum Co
C. W. Post
Postum
Labor Trust
Post
America
Otis
Jefferson
Warren
Bunker Hill
Postum Company
Postum Cereal CO. Ltd