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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
7
A brief transit notice outlines daily connections by rail or bus to Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and San Francisco. It highlights routes serving these cities with scheduled departures and regional stops.
Prominent leaders including Roosevelt Carnegie Ingalls and Balfour voice support for profit sharing to end strikes and boost prosperity. The idea has roots in France Rochdale England and growing in America via Nelson and Proctor & Gamble style programs. Nelson built Leclaire Illinois as a model village where workers own homes and share profits.
The passage argues for a new partnership of capitalist, worker and consumer with profit sharing and equity between capital and labor. It cites Roosevelt and Carnegie, notes President Harding, and cites 180 U.S. manufacturing firms with welfare plans plus 18 major railroads offering employee pensions as models, signaling a shift toward worker ownership.
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