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Union Economist Blames Big Money for Labor Crisis
Chicago April 20. W. Jett Lauck, railroad economist, accuses a small circle of bankers and financiers led by Morgen & Company of controlling railroads and related industries. He alleges interlocking directorships across 22 directors, shaping policy to crush labor and provoke unemployment to drive wage concessions. The report cites Lovett, Rockefeller, Dafores, Baker, Vanderbilt as key offenders and warns of a national capital combine affecting 82 percent of the railroad system.
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