Arbitration ends the strike by force of public demand
The article argues that the strike will terminate through arbitration as organized labor resists monopolies. It accuses railroads of collusion to hamper government, urges immediate arbitration, and states the public will back labor until railroads submit to an impartial tribunal. The demand is to arbitrate or surrender within ten days.
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Are railroads facing citizens and law in a coming crisis
The piece argues a strong partnership of government and industry facing a rising popular fury over railroad power. It accuses rail barons of fraud and conspiracy, calls for Congress to curb dictatorial railroads, and warns of a November crisis as the public weighs reforms against entrenched capital and labor clashes.
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