The True Basis of Friendly Legislation Editorial
A June editorial argues against treating labor as a commodity under anti trust law. It condemns applying such laws to unions, urges recognizing labor’s distinct status, and supports limited injunctions and peaceful picketing protections for workers. The piece cites Howes and outlines differences between hiring labor and selling goods.
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Farmers’ Associations
Clorking
Savery
United States
Congressuxk
House of Representatives
Flint
Sen
Guy Med
la Bar
Wash On Your Mouth and Gossip’s Harmful Power
An exhortation condemns smutty gossip and character assassination urging readers to wash out their mouths and repent for their role in spreading defamation. Eighty one applicants were cleared to practice medicine in Haleteh following last week’s exams. two from Unionville, Marvin Smith and L H Price, are named among the successful. A note mentions Griffin & Bivens offering a few 2 gallon churns at low prices.
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Ty & Vietin
Hell
Haleteh
Messrs
Marvin Smith
Collis Smith
L. H. Price
D. A. Price
Unionville
Monroe License Taxes for Various Trades and Professions
The Monroe Board of Aldermen enacts a twelve month license tax schedule for businesses and occupations. Peddlers, itinerant venders, circuses, bowling alleys, moving pictures, and many other trades are taxed per location, vehicle, or event, with amounts ranging from 2 for daily stalls to 250 for junk dealers and 100 for moving picture outfits per week. The ordinance lists specific taxes for professions, entertainments, vendors, and services operating within the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen of
City of
Monroe
Merrand
U Ling
Upan
Movine
Gif Enterprises
Monroe license ordinance details and penalties 1914
The ordinance requires any person firm or corporation seeking to conduct listed trades to obtain a license from the City Tax Collector, pay the applicable tax, and comply with sworn financial proofs. It outlines multi-location licensing, non transferability, place designation, separate licenses for each business, and mandatory record keeping for junk purchases. It also sets examination requirements for electricians and plumbers, and drafts penalties for violations including fines and imprisonment. Adopted June 6 1914 by Mayor J D McRae.
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Monroe
Esty
Saic Elty
Monroe Opera House
Board of Aldermen
J.D. McRae
Lee, Jr
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THE
Monroe Journal
G. M
Journal Bulliting
Jefferson and
Beasley Streets
Griffin & Bivens
W.H. Belk & Bro
Monroe, N. C
Luxello
J. C. Smith CO
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