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...actually destroyed, by "open shop" contracts which penalize the worker with discharge if he keeps his union card. But when business begins to revive, as it is reviving now, and unemployment vanishes, the demand for labor is too keen, and the opportunities of quick profits are too tempting to hazard the cost and wastefulness of strikes. It is then more feasible to admit unionism, even the closed shop, and to grant wage increases commensurate with the rise in prices...
Publicity Department--Frederick Fish '26 of Winchester, Mass.; Vincent Hatfield Hazard '25 of Jamaica Plain; Carl Theodore Larson '25 of Kansas City, Mo.; Frederick de Wolf Pingree '25 of Brookline; Lendon Snedeker '25 of Brooklyn...
...assumed that even the most militant among us, not excepting General Edwards, devotedly desires peace for his country. The only question upon which pacifist and militarist reasonably may differ is as to what is most likely to maintain peace, or, conversely least likely to increase the hazard...
...street is wide, and autos and street cars come from all directions. Moreover, owing to the peculiar angle at which the streets intersect, vehicles coming from Harvard square and proceeding in Kirkland street, frequently cut the corner and use the left side of the street, thus increasing the hazard...
Today at 4--C. D. Hazard vs. R. S. Lee, C. R. Robinson vs. M. Weisback, A. S. Pinkham vs. L. P. Yoder...