Roosevelt Speech in Wilkes Barre on Arbitration and Labor
Theodore Roosevelt defends arbitration in the 1902 coal strike, contrasts his actions with Wilson's, and argues for a measured, just method to settle wage disputes. He cites the 1902 settlement, the arbitration commission, and warns against using fear or threats to force legislation, urging inquiry by a dispassionate panel before adopting the Adamson bill.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilson
Brotherhioods
United States
Congress
Wall Street
Grover Cleveland
Clark
I T
Archbishop Spaulding
Linois
The
New York Times
White House
Perzonia
Mr. Wilson
Garretson
Railroads
Andrew Jackson
Dam
Ile
Buchanan
Lincoln
Mr. Hughes
Mr Wilson
Hughes
Adamson
Europe
New York
Pittsburgh
Labor leaders and Carranza linked in Wilson policy critique
A critic denounces President Wilson for backing Carranza and Labor Federation leader Gompers in Mexican affairs, alleging secret diplomacy and a decree threatening deaths over strikes. The speaker warns that such actions harm workers and warns voters about tariff and unemployment policies under Wilson.
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Gompers
Wilson
Mexico
Labor
Carranza
Messrs. Wilson
Messrs
Carrizal
Carrania
Mr. Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Big Crops Best Prices Smile WANTED Laborers
WANTED locations for 500000 farm laborers experienced in raising big crops. Will remove surplus water, sweeten and warm soil, will work while you sleep, never go on strike. Address Riggs Clay Product Company.
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Riggs Clay Product Company
Tilebig
Notice of new office location and purchase offer
David L. Kaplan announces his office move to 317 North Section Street in Nesbit's old mill with expanded space to buy poultry wool and junk at top market prices. Prospective sellers are urged to give him a trial before selling elsewhere and can contact at telephone number 275-2.
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North Section Street
Nesbit’s
David L. Kaplan
Create Your Own Home Based Money Making Venture
An advertisement promises easy permanent profit with no risk by starting a home business. It urges readers to send name, address and one reference to L. Brown at 66 Murray St New York City to become one’s own boss and earn money locally.
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Wilson
Pennsylvania
United States
L. Brown
Murray St
New York City
Wanted permanent farm location for 24 hour work year round
An advertisement seeks a permanent on farm site to operate continuously for resurrection. The ad requests expertise in handling air and water and is addressed to A Tile and Riggs Clay Product Co.
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A. Tile
Riggs Clay Product CO
Bennett's Skin Lotion Ad Seeks 1000 Buyers
An old advertisement calls for 1,000 customers to purchase Bennett's Skin Lotion with a free sample offered at Bennett's Pharmacy. The short promo emphasizes mass appeal and gratis trials.
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Bennett
For Sale Duroc Males From A N L Burton & Sons
Auction notice for Duroc males eligible to register and old enough for service. Breeder A N L Burton & Sons located in Graysville Indiana lists Graysville phone contact for inquiries.
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A. N. L. Burton & Sons
Graysville
Ind
For Sale Two Houses and Large Lots in Terre Haute
Two houses and large lots in the north part of Terre Haute offered at sacrifice for immediate sale. Terms are 1 2 cash with the balance in monthly payments. Contact Mrs. A M Werkmeister at 656 Mulberry Terre Haute or call old 3271.
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Terre Haute
A. M. Werkmeister
Mulberry
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Adair
Joint Committee of
Fall
Mexican Republic
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Mesara
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Gompere
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Neces
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Board of Health of
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Lowney
DR. Lindley
Davis Hotel
Robert Canary
Sullivan County
Dindiana
Robert L. Canary
Chaney & Kinman
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