Labor Wages and Peace and Work Urged Amid Strikes
The article argues for sane wage policy and industrial peace, warning that aggressive labor leadership risks paralysis of production. It notes postwar spending, political rhetoric, and calls for balanced concessions by unions and employers to restore sound economic conditions. It also reflects on leadership, labor, and the Allied stance toward Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganong
Feeridera Society
Buffalo
Hohenzollerns
Colo Anality
Baltimore Sun
Bernard M. Ba‘ruch
War ‘Industries Board
Baruch
Barneh
Europe
West
Great Britain
Germany
Alaska
Serbia
United States
Tech
United [States Stel Corporation
Inbor
Willie
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Texas
Lawrence
Mass
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Harmony and Individual Effort in Society
A speaker compares society to an orchestra where each member’s part shapes the whole. Leadership, when used to guide and encourage, yields harmony. coercive control destroys motivation. Improvement begins within individuals, and reform starts at home, with each person playing their part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Theater Orchestra
Adi
Trade Balance Shifts From Britain to United States
The Washington Post notes unsettled conditions and strikes as Britain’s industrial supremacy wanes. Barclay’s Bank monthly review says U S balance of trade favored by July with Britain’s deficit around 380 million dollars and an increase of 160 million in the same month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binley
France
Hoover
Europe
America
Congressional Committee
Zette Times
Washington Post
Barclay’s Bank of London
Great Britain
United States
CARELE! AN AWFUL TOLL AND BOLSHEVIKS BLAME
An editorial notes alarm over rising prices and declining productivity, blaming Bolsheviks and zealots but arguing Britain faces a crisis without Bolshevik agitation. It discusses labor strikes, rail disruption, and a worst economic condition, then shifts to Safety First, Tolman, and accident prevention with grim statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Hungary
England
Safety First
William H. Tolman
Tolman
American Museum of Safety
New York
General Electric Co
Government Labor Debates and Syndicalist Threats
A lengthy policy discussion condemns wage inflation funded by debt and warns of a collapse unless wages align with productivity. It critiques government interference in business, endorses prewar stability, and cites Foster and Lenine style rhetoric urging revolutionary labor tactics and the destruction of the capitalist state. The piece links IWW, APL, and Gompers to anarchic influence, urging caution against labor aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Aris
Industrial Workers of the World
Federation
Lbor
Em- Foster
I. W. Way
A. P. of L
Jwithin
Chicago
Kansas City
Compers
Europe
Foster
Lenine
Troizky
Gompers
Married at Oakland in Simple Ceremony
Hallie Jones wed Clifton Barnes last Tuesday September 30 in Oakland. After the ceremony they returned to this city and started housekeeping at the Pinnetl property on West Main Street. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Augustus Barnes of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Liss Hallie Jones
Lnds
Clifton Barnes
Pinnetl
West Main Street
Augustus Barnes
Grafton
Wedded in South as Peacock Marries Peel in Atlanta
George Peacock of this city and Miss Pauline Peel of Millen Georgia were married at 10 o'clock Wednesday October 1 at Luckie Street Atlanta. Rev. T McClatchey officiated and the groom a veteran of U S Army will resume work with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The couple will reside here. Misses Josephine and Pauline Sniders of Fairmount hosted a dinner for Miss Florence Masters who will wed Mr. Masters this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
George Peacock
Pauline Peel
Millen
Georgia
Luckie Street
Atlanta
T. #. McClatchey
Jones Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Grafton
Josephine
Pauline Sniders
Fairmont
Florence E
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Rafton Sentinel Pub
Howard H. Holt
Presiddnt
Associated Press
W. Va
Postoffice
EAROR
RGY
Kltssness
Intereg
Congress
Jond
Thdlana
Anj Tuirk
War Department
Ohio
Suris
Meney
Regia
Med
Acy. Risk Bureau
Dutch Indies
Kiachow
London
Japan
Fortune
Shantung
China
Hich
Ergarg
Okuma
I Tut
Yuan Shi-Kai
Wilson
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Albert
Belgium
Liege
Elizabeth
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Washington
Sompaig
Craig
Anj
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