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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
A printing business declares it will occupy new quarters at 1t Summers Street three doors from the old stand on June 1st. They promise first class printing on short notice, offer low prices consistent with quality, and guarantee complete satisfaction to customers.
A call to workers to unite through organization to improve conditions and secure fair pay. The piece condemns employer associations and urges joining unions, outlining the dangers of nonmembership and praising collective bargaining as essential for dignity and advancement. It also criticizes a mayor’s moves seen as anti union.
A garbled narrative describes threats and testimony around Orchard and the Mine Owners' Association. It notes accusations, spy claims, and a forthcoming witness lineup about labor disputes. It references Cripple Creek, the Western Federation, and Organized labor agitation.
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