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... law than the Bisbee deportations , in 1917 , carried out by the bitter enemies of organized labor — an outrage for which no punishment was ever inflicted . There has been probably more violence committed in time of strikes 62 LIBERTY.
... law than the Bisbee deportations , in 1917 , carried out by the bitter enemies of organized labor — an outrage for which no punishment was ever inflicted . There has been probably more violence committed in time of strikes 62 LIBERTY.
Page 63
Durant Drake. has been probably more violence committed in time of strikes by the strikebreakers and hired servants of the employers than by the strikers . In any case , whatever the facts may be as to the past , we must be stern to ...
Durant Drake. has been probably more violence committed in time of strikes by the strikebreakers and hired servants of the employers than by the strikers . In any case , whatever the facts may be as to the past , we must be stern to ...
Page 105
... striking extent a purchasable commodity ; and national economy demands that we purchase it . " Certainly there is no more important natural right than the right to health and long life . And an organ- ization of society which ...
... striking extent a purchasable commodity ; and national economy demands that we purchase it . " Certainly there is no more important natural right than the right to health and long life . And an organ- ization of society which ...
Page 123
... striking among these working - children , arouses little attention . We must address our appeals to the pocket - book ! Well , the argument on this basis is conclusive . Sta- tistics show that " for every dollar earned by a child under ...
... striking among these working - children , arouses little attention . We must address our appeals to the pocket - book ! Well , the argument on this basis is conclusive . Sta- tistics show that " for every dollar earned by a child under ...
Page 130
... Strike , in 1920 , reported that the annual earnings of seventy - two per cent of the steel workers ( who , with their families , aggregate three quarters of a million people ) " were , and had been for years , be- low the level set by ...
... Strike , in 1920 , reported that the annual earnings of seventy - two per cent of the steel workers ( who , with their families , aggregate three quarters of a million people ) " were , and had been for years , be- low the level set by ...
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