No War Between Capital and Labor Says Galusin Grin
Fragmentary note argues capital and labor depend on each other for progress and cannot achieve results separately. The text emphasizes mutual understanding and cooperation across sectors.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1902
Page
5
Fragmentary note argues capital and labor depend on each other for progress and cannot achieve results separately. The text emphasizes mutual understanding and cooperation across sectors.
Oregon legislators consider multiple fellow servant bills to hold employers liable for employees injuries. Senators Harrie Pierce Harris Burleigh and others rally support while Colorado’s 1901 Tanquary law is cited as a model. The concept seeks to extend fault to employers for carelessness that injures workers, with penalties and existing law preserved where applicable.
The idle talk of a United States for South America is not worthy of serious consideration. The differences between North American colonies and South American governments are too wide for any parallel. Puritan character and New England development do not support a permanent South American union, with the equatorial region described as impulsive and warlike, lacking fit for a lasting compact.
A long regional article argues for civic renewal in Pendleton and Umatilla County, praising media, literature, theater, and educational progress. It lauds municipal ownership ideas in Salem, praising public control of utilities, rail and water services to curb private profiteering and boost local development.
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