Men Who Defy Death for Gain in Chicago Strike
A portrait of Frank Curry, a top strike breaker, and James Farley, leaders in capital backed efforts to crush Chicago teamsters. The piece contrasts Curry’s audacity and money motive with Farley’s strategic restraint, detailing street campaigns, injuries, and the moral tone of labor clashes amid industrial strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Chicago
United States
James Farley
North Carolina
Pittsburg
Farley
Frank Curry
Teamsters’ Joint Council
New York
Interborough
Homestead
Iron Works
Alleghany
St. Louis
Washington Street
East River
C. H. Northam
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Northam
Jersey City
Anchorage
Westinghouse
South
International
C. P. Shea
Teamsters’ Brotherhood
Curry Curry
Union League Club
Employers’ Association
Citizens’ Association
National Guard
Passing of Medicine Man in Indian tribes described
The Southern Workman notes that white doctors increasingly help Indians with medicine while tribal medicine men still address mental care. It describes mind cure as the Christian Science of the savage and calls for modern medical knowledge for younger tribal members. The piece also mentions disruption of tribal organization and cooperation between doctors and medicine men. It ends with a child’s English schoolboy essay about babies.
Jesus Before Pilate Lesson Text
A study of John 18 covers the Agony in Gethsemane, the arrest before Roman and Jewish authorities, and Pilate’s judgment hall. The piece explains Pilate’s questions, Jesus as king of hearts, and the crowd demanding crucifixion, with practical points on judgment, truth, and repentance.
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Pilate
Antonia
Jerupsalem
Herod's Palace
Mount Zion
Gethsemane
Matt
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Rome
Caesar
Messiah
Earth
Christ
God
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