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ing down of tlie road are momenta-; ous indeed, but we are inclined from the position of the Federationistl to believe itwould be unwise on \ the part of thepeople to try to iWl the road open, since that sheet knowt^ to have no other interests at heart J except the unions, is howling to the j people to move Heaven and earth to prevent the road from closing down, by wiring congressmen, senators and the Interstate Commission not to per-1 mit the court’s order to close it^ in — | the same breath declaring the strik-! ers do not feel that they haye been — defeated or that the strike is lost; j perhaps they fear the strike benefitswill cease.The people must take the medicinethat comes to them as prescribed by union labor. The people have suffer- t !ed'this thing to come about. It may t be if they are ever blessed with rail- t. road facilities again they will know”1 enough to protect them. At the ^| same time labor may get a little of what is coming to it also.
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Harrison Daily Times
Harrison, Arkansas, US
Fri, Jul 29, 1921
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