The Crime Growth and Society’s Moral Strain Manifests
A Seattle lawyer argues that courts are too lenient and that crime grows from environment and unchecked wealth. He condemns mob violence yet blames money power, saloons, and profiteering for social decay, praising working people as civilization’s backbone and urging moral reform.
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People will not slump, the fight against corporations endures
The piece declares the public will not slump while corporations and politicians attempt to dominate society. It lauds populist rising, cites figures like Roosevelt and La Follette, and argues educated citizens will resist surrender, urging sustained vigilance and leadership to ensure labor is rewarded.
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Still One as the Great Salt Sea in Quiet Temper
An evocative line likening unity to a vast sea tempered by sun and currents, portraying shared humanity as a fountain of common hopes and sympathies that endure through time.
Quote on crime and civilization’s unfinished task
The passage laments that the powerless fall prey to clever criminals while civilization fails to address underlying causes. It argues that society grapples with effects rather than roots of crime, noting a gap between high-level governance and practical preventive measures.
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