Principles of Socialism and Catholic Thought in 1920s Debate
Poised essay argues socialism aligns with Catholicism and supports workers rights. It contrasts private profit with collective ownership, advocates ownership of means of production by all, and calls for labor rights, economic freedom, and security without wage slavery. Author Poisin J Brown signs at 718 Viret Ave Union Block.
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Berty
Clare
Indies
Leo
Powin J. Brown
Viret Ave
Union Block
Monster strike urged as Ettor Giovannitti case stirs Italy
Labor leaders Ettor and Giovannitti faced murder charges in Lawrence Massachusetts prompting Italy to consider a monster general strike. Posters urge workers to unite and press government for international action while in the United States the Industrial Workers of the World plans a September 14 demonstration and Tacoma unions pledge support.
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United Press
Rome
Washington
Jon
Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Lawrence
Masa
Italy
Etter
Giovannitt
Tribuna Diustrata
New York
Sept. T
The
Industrial Workers of the World Today
Joseph Pitor
Arturo Giovannuci
Mass
Isbor
Tacoma
Joseph Ettor
Arturo Giovannith
Mase
Alimony Ends If Children Do Not Get School Training
Judge King Dykeman grants divorce in the Alice Dalton versus Samuel B. Dalton case and orders $25 monthly alimony. The alimony stops if the two minor children quit schooling. Dalton, a ship carpenter, and his wife had seven children, five grown. long- standing quarrels and limited schooling among the sons are noted. The judge found grounds uncertain but approved the divorce and a provision ensuring the minor children receive education.
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King Dykeman
Alice Dalton
Samuel B. Dalton
Secaoed
Dalton
Ake
Dykeman
Cannery Crew Paid Five Months Wages at Season End
Officers and crew of the cannery bark Guy C. Gora received 23000 dollars yesterday, closing their season. The sum covered five months of wages for eighty men aboard.
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Guy C. Gora
Probe Reveals Lumber Trust Ties in Portland Case
Federal inquiry in Portland centers on Western Retail Lumbermen's Association. Charlies BE Dant of Dant & Russell testifies that a conspiracy existed to keep lumber sales through regular channels, limiting direct to consumer sales and coordinating manufacturers wholesalers and retailers.
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Portland, Or
Western Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Charlies BE. Dant
Western Retail Lumbermen's Association
United States
Dant
Dant & Russell
Portland
Alaska Needs More Railroads Urges Governor Clarke
Governor Walter K. Clarke declared the railroad commission more important than the new Alaska legislature, which he said has only limited powers. He arrived with his wife aboard the revenue cutter McCulloch and emphasized that Alaska’s crying need is railroads.
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Railroad Commission
Alaska
Walter K. Clarke
McCulloch
Clarke
Safe burglar leaves pennies but steals silver in Tacoma
A Yakima Avenue fruit man awoke to a broken safe door in Tacoma. He was startled to find the silver coin box untouched while his pennies were missing, suggesting a theft with odd priorities.
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Tacoma
Twitehall
Yakima Av
Steffens pushes for McNamara brothers pardon effort
Lincoln Steffens says Los Angeles business leaders promised a fair hearing for organized labor in exchange for the McNamaras pleading guilty to the Times bombing. He warns he will circulate a California petition to Gov. Johnson for pardons if promises are not kept, after a delayed follow up with labor leaders.
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Portland
Los Angeles
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
Organized Labor
California
Steffens
Angeien
Gov. Johnson
McNamaras
Steffins
Labor
Boy sent by express from California to Connecticut
Harold Hennessy eight arrived by express from Los Angeles tagged like merchandise and paid for by the pound. His parents moved to California and Harold became ill. A doctor advised a trip back to Connecticut and an express agent solved the issue by accepting Harold as express.
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Express
Shelton
Conn
Harold Hennessy
Los Angeles
Harold
California
Connecticut
Hennessy
Campaign to unravel death in West Hammond resorts
Miss Virginia Brooks leads a probe into the death of John Messmaker in West Hammond suburbs. Coroner Hofman State's Attorney Wayman and Assistant Police Chief Schuettler confer on the knockout drug theory. Brooks alleges at least 20 victims have fallen to fans of West Hammond resorts.
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Chicago
Virginia Brooks
West Hammond
Hofman
Wayman
Schuettler
Miss Brooks
John Messmaker
Brooke
Messmaker
Frankie Ford
Mise
Menem
Brooks
West Hammond Resorts
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J. V. A. Smith
Mauderhoads
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John P. Hartman
Alexander Myers
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Muscatine
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the Meadows
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