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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
A contrast between the selfish capitalist and the selfless labor leader is drawn. The capitalist pursues wealth to crush independent businesses while the labor advocate works out of love for fellow workers, urging unity and collective strength as the key to improving conditions.
A garbled excerpt preserves a speaker praising organized labor as democratic and essential for justice equality and fraternity. The passage includes calls to Workingmen not to heed supposed tyranny and asserts organized labor’s superior work for humanity.
A dated rhetorical piece urges union members to attend meetings pay dues and participate actively. It argues the union’s vitality depends on each member fulfilling responsibilities and contributing to progress.
An open shop critique argues it degrades manhood and freedom, while city authorities crack down on gamblers. The piece urges unity of labor and press action, condemning corrupt politics and urging advertisers to back union support and civic duty.
A satirical piece contrasts knockers and hammer lovers across communities. It warns against idle criticism and urges active effort to earn respect, likening persistent knocking to a mule’s disruptive kick and urging readers to quit the habit.
A call for workers to unite and organize against inequality. The speaker argues the world belongs to those who labor and urges getting together to achieve fair share, criticizing non union employment and endorsing United Garment Workers. The piece discusses union labels and the need for workers to support organized labor.
Notice to James M. Reynolds to take depositions within court hours on unspecified date and time. The fragment indicates a procedural step in securing deposition testimony for a legal matter.
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