Labor Argus aims to represent workers in Charleston publication
The Labor Argus declares itself a Missouri product designed to bridge gaps between labor and management in West Virginia. It pledges to promote harmonious relations, defend workers rights, and oppose actions harming labor while seeking broad support from the working people and employers alike.
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Labors Great Responsibility and Economic Strife
A damaged OCR fragment argues that labor faces a great duty to build a better generation amid class interests and capital power. It condemns moneyed politics, proclaims neglect of workers, wage starvation, and deteriorating living conditions as hindering productivity and progress.
Debated Reforms and Labor's Role in City Recovery
A long prose piece argues that moral health of the nation links to organized labor and a strong working class. It contends poor feeding, housing, and overwork weaken offspring while rich leisure breeds degeneration. calls for disciplined labor, equality, and reconstruction after disaster. It cites San Francisco’s rebuilding efforts and praises workers, carpenters, and masons as the nation’s builders.
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