Gorman Attacks Employers and Warns of Bigger Spring Strike
Textile strike leader Francis J. Gorman blasted cotton mill owners in Roanoke Rapids accusing them of code violations and wage theft. He tied the Bureau of Labor Statistics report to a possible larger spring strike and urged workers to join and fund the union to end the stretchout and improve wages.
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Francis J.gorman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S
General Johnson
Gorman
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Roanoke Rapids
Sloan
Groman
Labor unrest and strike threats voiced by speakers
A speech highlights tension between capital and labor as workers face wage gaps and refused work. Speakers rail against NRA failures and corporate pressure while defending unions and urging fair wealth distribution. They deny organizing only to strike, challenging accusations by Miss Nash of Greenwood S C.
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Gorman
NRA
Donald Richberg
Europe
U. S
Richberg
Dooley
A. F. of L
Miss Nash
Greenwood S. C
Black-Draught Laxative Praised by Nurse from Maine
Nurse Anna LaPlante of Fes tus, Me., writes that Thedford’s Black-Draught is a practical, purely vegetable laxative. She used it for constipation and headache and felt better after a few doses. The ad notes millions buy the product annually.
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Festus
Anna LaPlante
Thedford
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