Economic unrest crops up in hard times debate
The piece argues about postwar inflation and consumer hardship, warning that shortages push prices up and producers gain, while Bolshevik ideas and foreign agitators threaten American stability. It stresses cooperation between labor and capital and condemns violent or radical solutions.
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