Prominent financiers warn of social order crisis in religious revival plea
The column cites Babson Vanderlip Rockefeller and others warning that only a national religious awakening can save social order amid capitalist excess. It critiques Bolshevik fears, profits from wheat trading, and neglect of workers, urging protest against policy and wage inequities amid a shifting political climate.
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Roger Babson
Frank A. Vanderlip
Jon TD. Rockefeller Jr
Theodore
Price
Palmer
Hoyne
Landis
Ohio
Lotta Burke
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Socialist Party
Communist Labor Pary
Cincinnati
Lotta Burke
Communist Labor Party of Ohio
Germany
Marguerite Prevey
The House of Hove and the Wage Slave Struggle
In a dialogue the workers Rudolph and Collins debate class power, evolution, and the future of ownership. They discuss organized labor, revolution, and the rise of masters through industrial change, ending with a hint of a longer debate on page 4.
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Hve
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House of Hove
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Rudolph
Tennyson
Fother
Callins
Karl Marx
Ru Adolph
Ishor
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