Missouri and nation at a political crossroad in 1900s era
The piece surveys Missouri's population, land, farms, and manufacturing might, alongside President Roosevelt's loyalty to protectionism. It notes Congress dynamics, trust policy debates, and fiscal figures from rail lines to mining and fruit shipments, interwoven with political opinion and public commentary.
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Grow on labor and strikes in a worker friendly view
The speech argues that labor strikes are an unequal contest between hunger and capital income. It suggests profit sharing methods to secure harmonious cooperation, prevent strikes, and improve labor conditions, linking national welfare to workers' home life and happiness.
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Warm Baby praised by crowded opera house crowd
The Jas Willson company presented The Warm Baby to a packed audience last evening at the Shoshone New Opera House. Reviewers called the performance lively with strong encores and high-quality ties, and the cast was well received. The company will perform again tonight to similar acclaim.
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Shoshone New Opera House
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