Literary Digest Resumes Normal Publication After Strike
The strike of New York pressmen and sympathizing compositors ended with arbitration as the editors of The Literary Digest return to their traditional type pages. The magazine resumes its regular appearance this week, following a brief experiment in type less printing that spurred industry buzz about future publishing methods. It highlights diverse articles featured in the current issue.
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Literary Digest
New York City
Digest
Guttenberg
The Fall Light of Public Opinion on Imprisonment of Jenkins
A collection of editorial topics from American newspapers covers government stance on labor unrest, the coal strike, immigration policy at Ellis Island, and the coming peace conference. It surveys political figures, editors, and media perspectives shaping postwar discourse.
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Jenkins
Ellis Island
New Labor Party
Turkey
Czecho-Slovak Republic
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Mexico
Wilson
London
Paris
Russia
Persia
Lady Astor
Virginia
M.P
Funk & Wagnalls Company
New York