Workers and the coming clash between capital and labor
An editorial argues the 1918 yardmen strike boosts labor morale and class unity, warning workers that capitalism faces a united front. It praises resilient railroad yardmen, notes rising coal output despite claims of loafing, and calls for industrial union unity to confront private profit-driven resistance.
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United States
Kansas Justice Workers Awaited Trial In 1920 Prison
The passage describes Kansas workers rounded up as suspects and jailed for a year and two months awaiting trial. It notes their innocence, the harsh conditions of a metal-lined butt pen, boiling heat, sharp noises, and some inmates going insane while awaiting trial in 1920.
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Kansas