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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
The Graham Leader critiques expanding government, warning that new bureaus quickly swell and waste resources. It cites Senator Smoot on government growth and argues excessive government is as wasteful as overproducing food. The piece questions optimal government size and fiscal restraint.
The Yakima Daily Republic argues that government is the dominant modern industry in the United States, with nation, state, county and city levels shaping wealth and life. It notes millions rely on public revenue systems and that government grows and reproduces itself as a central economic force.
James J. Davis warns iron and steel workers against over using the strike weapon. He says strikes end in negotiation or compromise after months of idle time and widespread hardship for families. He urges counsel before strikes are called to avoid repeating losses on both sides.
Quote notes that trials temptations and disappointments become helps when used rightly. Each temptation tests character and builds moral energy. Endured trials, faced with the right spirit, make a soul nobler and stronger.
An editorial argues for government control of coal mines to ensure fair fuel distribution at low cost, prevent strikes and disruption, and protect public welfare. It cites past labor conflicts, presidential interventions, and the need to shield industry from wage disputes while noting workers' rights and concerns about open versus closed shop labor.
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