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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
4
A fragment notes readers to submit brief original articles on socialism for a department. It emphasizes faithful work by writers and promises space for items of interest to socialist readers.
The article argues Jesus the Christ embodied socialist principles, while noting how later church factions perverted his words. It critiques religious splits, defends true religion against dogma, and invites readers to a Sunday meeting at 3 p.m. in Capitol Street’s Wall adjoining Prades Assembly Hall.
A fragmented discussion argues trusts are not wholly bad and farmers can benefit from cooperation. It asserts that producers should use machinery, organize production and distribution, and rely on social institutions, while noting law and politics shape policy for capital.
The text argues that labor’s ballots empower capitalist control, urging workers to vote toward broader socialism. It contrasts high capital efficiency with workers’ misery, calling for socialization of capital to end the one sided system and the class warfare carried through elections and unions. It cites historical revolts and suggests ballots are labor’s voice.
A column defends socialism as humane progress not riotous. It argues socialism aims for love justice work home clothing and living for all. It notes Finlanders’ support for Russia and critiques war funding while praising Morgan’s work on human society and the League of the Iroquois.
A fragment reflects on misrule and class power, quoting Victor L Berger. The piece critiques capitalism, hereditary aristocracy, and social oppression, calling for unity among the people against domination. It presents a provocative voice on political inequality and societal structure.
The Circuit Court of Kanawha County orders publication for a divorce suit between SYATH OY Wrer VIRGINIA and P. Samuels. The defendant is a non resident. he must appear within one month after the first publication or face default, with D. M. suiKKEY as Clerk and J. W. Chappelle as Solicitor in Record.
On December 16 at Kanawha Street Charleston West Virginia deposition proceedings will commence in a chancery suit wherein the affiant is a party and the defendant is the other party. The taking of depositions will continue daily at the same site and time until completed with Mr J W Chappelle acting as solicitor.
Advertisement calls for a live agent to handle EUS matters across every town in Liberal commissions. It urges immediate writing for more information and asks readers who do not receive their paper regularly to mail a postal card to resolve delivery issues or explain the reason.
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