Labor leader predicts worker shareholder future in joint stock form
Andrew Carnegie argues in The World's Work that labor may rise as workers become shareholders in every business. He cites Carnegie Steel Company practice of admitting young partners and the United States Steel Corporation model, proposing wage workers buy shares at cost as a first charge in case of disaster. The piece notes growing nationalist unrest in Persia and a Sunday fire destroying Lewisburg’s opera house and nearby businesses.
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Andrew Garnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Steel Company
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Miss Roosevelt Debuts at White House Dance
Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of the president was formally introduced to society at a White House dance Monday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Mr. Longworth Mrs. J. Emlen Roosevelt and the Kean family along with other noted guests while no married persons danced and the debutante’s coming out drew a young invitation list.
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Ethel Roosevelt
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Special Commissioner Buchanan to Meet President Gomez
Special Commissioner Buchanan named by the state department will hold full conferences with President Gomez of Venezuela this week. The outcome of his reports will guide the United States stance on the new international order evolving in Venezuela.
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State Department
Venezuela
Gomez
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Vene
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Riots across twelve villages and regional tensions rise
Amoy reports riots affecting 12 villages after natives refuse to plant opium poppies. About 2,000 men near Tungan move to the Belin mountains as authorities seek more troops from Foochow. In Kentucky a young man, Roy Rogers, commits suicide over family dishonor after his father was whipped by night riders. Richard W. Johnson, Macon banker and prominent figure, dies after a long illness.
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Poor Assignment Shocks New York Exchange
The failure of H. W. Poor & Co. brokers and bankers was announced on the New York Stock Exchange Monday. Henry W. Poor made an assignment for the benefit of creditors.
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New York
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