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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented Labor Day call urges unity and election of honest unionists with paid-up union cards. Attendees invited to assembly hall meeting to discuss labor aims, strikes a wary tone toward curbstone organizers, and promotes value for work over talk as elections draw near.
A critique of non-union indifferent workers. The piece argues that silent or inactive union members weaken organized labor, urging solidarity, attendance, and contributions. It links immigration and labor competition to union strength, calling for concerted action by workers and allies to influence lawmakers and protect union interests.
A long discussion argues for and against the closed shop, comparing it to open shop principles and employer prerogatives. It stresses quiet, steady organization, respectful action, and avoiding rash boldness, warning that sustained effort and unity win influence more than noisy, disruptive tactics. It also urges labor leaders to attend meetings and lead by example to build lasting progress.
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