Indiana Federation of Labor split over liquor stance fuels labor rift
Vincennes Indiana The Indiana Federation of Labor faces a likely historic split after adopting anti temperance resolutions that attack the Anti Saloon League and pledge to defend the right to drink. Miners and other unions oppose the liquor agenda while bartenders and brewery workers push the measure amid a looming labor revolt.
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Vincennes
Indiana
Indiana Federation of Labor
Federation
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Edgar L. Brown
Terre Haute
State League of Bartenders
Mquor
George Hargrove
International Board of the
United Mine Workers
Mine Workers of
Hymera
Littlejohn
Democratic Party
Trades Union Movement
M. M. Lollo
W. D. VanHorn
Indians Mine Workers
George W. Lackey
Dugger
Mine Workers
Congress
John Hughes
Perkins
Lackey
Hughes
Jindiana
Daniel Patterson
Clayton H. Johnson
Fort Wayne
Anti-Saloon League
van Horn
G. W. Lackey
Mr. Lackey
Glass Bottle Makers’ Union
Federation of Labor
Lollo
Organized Labor
Friends of Law and Order and Temperance
Patterson
Multum in parvo lessons from Danish farming culture
A broad essay extols Danish agricultural efficiency and cooperative farming. It notes Denmark's 200000 farms with ten acre or less plots, 1085 cooperative dairies with 158170 members, and an egg exporting network. It contrasts with meager results from extensive, slipshod farming and suggests milking machines for larger dairy operations.
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Multum
Parvo
Denmark
What Women Can Do In Voting Duty
A partisan call urges housewives in most states to pressure husbands to vote on Election Day. It argues liberty and citizenship require suffrage and ties voting to progress in farming and civic duty, claiming voters of all parties should participate to support national progress.
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Chicago
Canada
United States
Iamn
Two Stoves Offer A Lesson In Value And Longevity
A comparison of two kitchen ranges shows a poorly made $19.09 cast iron stove rusted out after five years while a $48 steel range remained like new after fifteen years. The piece urges buyers to calculate annual stove cost and extend life estimates by ten more years for the steel model.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Musings and Farm Safety Insights From a Rural Perspective
A collection of farm notes covers quack grass for pastures, feeding pine boughs to sheep, salt in barns, and cooling cream to 50 degrees. It warns about gun accidents, advises on milk calf rearing, celebrates harvest vigor, condemns idle rural drift, stresses education, and outlines lightning rod installation for barns to reduce fire risk.
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Indiana Labor Federation
the Brewers
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis Star
Watson
W. H. Blodgett
The
Indianapolis News
F. E. Trigg
Jong
Nia Path
Finos
Fetrigg! Register
Rockford
An. Agricultural
Middle West