Real Friends of Labor and Open Shop Rhetoric
A compilation of early 20th century speeches by labor, unions, and open shop advocates. It contrasts views on unions, labor standards, and workers’ rights, noting praise and criticism of organized labor and proposals for collaboration between employers and unions.
Hughes argues for strong leadership in 1900s political climate
The New York Sun editorial lauds Charles Evans Hughes in Philadelphia condemning Wilson's feeble administration. It warns of March next and urges voters to elect a capable president with a Republican Congress to enact policies and steer the nation through crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf Hotel
New York
Philadelphia
Hughes
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
White House
Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
New York Sun
Martine
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Franklin Murphy
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Edge Frank Bergen
Public Service Corporation
Senator Edge
Somerset County
George L. Record
Edge
Wakelee
Trenton
Joseph H. Marvel
Bugbee
Harmony Campaign Committee
Atlantic County
Marvel
John J. Burleigh
Camden
Public Utilities Commission
Bergen-Burleigh-Wakelee
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Robert Carson
Third Congressional District
Republican County Committee
People’s Forum
New Rochelle
Princeton University
Albany
Labor Organization
Tuberculosis Pavilion
Executive Chamber
James E. Martine
United States Senate
New York Social Register
New York City
E. 68Th Street
Democratic State Committee
J. Frank Dowgin
Cranbury, New Jersey
UMS
Edward Casper Stokes
Wittpenn
Stokes
Hudson County
Trenton, N. J
Horace Mann
Mgr