Debate on President's Message and Labor Policy
Washington dispatch outlines congressional reaction to the president's address. It notes recommendations on budget reform, taxation, federal regulation, labor rights, and foreign trade, with concerns about Republican opposition and impacts on labor. It contrasts conservative and radical positions and recalls past mayoral governance in Minneapolis.
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Congress
Palmer
Enutt
Nin
United States
Debs
Morris Huquit
Thomas van Lear
Conservatism in Labor Struggles and Political Action
The piece argues conservatives fear labor radicalism and warns that strikes, not elections, have driven labor politics. It cites Gompers and miners leaders, noting past strikes harmed the public while independent labor action could have shielded wages and fought profiteering.
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Gompers
Lewis
A Vision of a Creative World by Bertrand Russell
Bertrand Russell imagines a world where creative spirit, joy, and constructive impulse prevail over possession, domination, cruelty, and envy. He foresees a future society born from the old one’s destruction, rising anew with hopeful light and renewed life.
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Bertrand Russell
Treating the Emptoms in a Democracy of Labor
A Nebraska Union Farmer argues that combating radicalism requires addressing underlying economic causes not censorship. He notes postwar wage gains are eroded by high living costs, profiteering, and calls for democracy in industry and fair product division to curb unrest.
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Fabintt
Urrest
Nebraska Union
Whitewash likely por sheriff Gowan in Ortonville case
The Minnesota case over Sheriff John Gowan’s actions during a Lundeen event narrows to a standoff between Governor Burnquist and Attorney General Hitton. The AG proposes a preliminary examination or tax on liability via civil or criminal avenues, while the World War Veterans’ association pushes for ouster and prosecutions, amid mixed Legion sentiments in Ortonville.
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St. Paul
Minn
John Gowan
Ortonville
Minnesota
Lindeen
Gowan
World War Veterans’ Association
Lundeen
Legion
Peabody Hospital Training School for Nurses Opens New Class
The Peabody Hospital in Webster South Dakota offers a three year nursing course for women ages 18 to 33. The curriculum follows the Standard Nursing Schools pattern and graduates consistently score above 90 on the State Examining Board. Several alumni served with the Red Cross in the recent war. New classes begin January 2. Apply to Superintendent, Peabody Hospital, Webster.
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Peabody Hospital
Webster, S. D
Red Cross
Peahod, Hospital
Webster, D
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