Great Gament reflected mob justice in Santa Rosa lynching
Walter Thomas Mills denounces the Santa Rosa lynching, condemning mob rule and government complicity. He urges accountability for officials, business power brokers, and chambers of commerce while defending the rule of law and the need for a responsible government.
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Walter Thomas Mills
School OF Social Service
Berkeley
California
Santa Rosa
Alana
United States
American Legion of Kansas
Citizers of
Kansas
San Francisco
Vile Resorts
Chambers of Commerce
Centralia
Washington
Great Bend
Minnesota
Arizona
Denver
Timber Trust
Floor Trust
Steel Trust
Copper Trust
Street Car Trust
Vice Trust
Christmas Services At Concordia Church Aided By Community
Grant News notes a Christmas morning service at Concordia church with Rev Mopetad and others, and a Monday evening program. Local teachers Julia Berge Mat Hulda Hanson and Clare Berge model new Christmas sweaters. Neighbors report snow drifts blocking roads with hay stacks stones and machinery. workers estimate half a day to clear.
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Concordia
Tlo
Julia Berge
Mathulda Hanson
Clare Berge
The Social Message of Jesus by Duncan Clark
Duncan Clark argues Jesus offered a path to order and peace amid chaos. He emphasizes justice over charity, viewing Jesus as believing in man and urging Christianity to reshape industry, labor, and civic life toward cooperation, not exploitation. The piece calls for applying Jesus's spirit in business and society for global hope.
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Jesus
Bethlehem Manger
Nazareth Shop
Market Pice
God
Mammon
Calvary
A Russian Legend of the Wise Men and Baboushke
A fragmentary legend recounts Baboushke refusing to join the Three Wise Men seeking the Star of the King. Winds blow as the Star travels to where sleeping children dream of the morn, pursuing the child Christ. The tale frames adoration, journey, and the newborn’s quiet witness through a poet’s voice.
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Baboushke
Babeushki Gove
Three Wiss Men
the Shining Star
Christ
Marice
Adame
Shadows of the Sweatshop in a mother's memory
A survivor recalls brutal labor in a New York tenement sweatshop era. Reba and Morris listen as their mother recounts long hours, dying children, and hunger. She tells of unions forming, strikes, and the hope that workers’ children might live better, while fear and deprivation linger.
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Morvis
Reba
Moris
Tinson
Moses
Moe Stich
Papa
Pana
Moe
Henry
Papi
Morris
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WXNCH
LAW
Howard
Lanitfom
Mexico
Russia
Montanie
Colorado
Texas
St. Louis
Butte
Hop Felde
Iivestigite
Union States
Prigan
Grant News
Mir. Weeks
Mate Dratoage Gemmindon
Mitchell
Abbert O'Credy
Matt Smith En Getn
Enginsees’ Forces
Mopetad
Duncan-Clark
Astor Place
Meg
Morris Reha
Mame
Africa
South America
Diamond Aga Chichester
Ss Pills Pian
Uncle Johns
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