The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13

TN oARAr MASS Of Aoe3csns ardent ad,ocats b. the square deal have
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se sympathy. ar more IAN am leadership has aided ne sn~h Of the
Fr ae SQUARE deal vmssshy Of the unorsnhsa majority hos been with The
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ssnhnsA an ausoe'aes IN This nation sympathy lot only ended. bu, friend,
when ns aniShuanls coal strike was announced by the uhie.. leaders
g nc mne WORKERS the Herald IKE many another newspaper eets'tns
scap ana mn Ana q sasn . russaSs Organized labor into a crisis
u pnsa secanss Inc anossani~d majority "a practically unanImous m
process mar would pm : nop "a al economic crime
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me crisis long pending = = hand me more in ,hs threatened railroad
q ~eainsA has Summoned the chiefs 81 the railroad unions Q a conference
me railroads AZ TO b returned 50 their ovner. OF March / in response
,@q labor ORGANIZATIONS demand mat their claims for wns advances shall
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,raay when he sent Ia. letter 20 president wilson stating that II the admin
sho~ rs resentment A showdown nun, come uoons Or later" pisnion Is
quoted a. hasins said and n~ rs the epportune time The American people
rA@s has been CROWNS " rapidly amour the American people Of late
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twenu million peopfe are dependent Tor warmth IN food an nmfot ~
angenauce o evcy kind. IN order that a scant two million Of us may have
exactly what they want
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rganized M organtze are reached by high hfing costs
Yet We re served wWh this threat by this minority
W. At what we hod TO be "a rights Or " e take a n action
That viii prevent you. IN other I'M hundred I'M eighteen million.
getting enyhnE at all
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The Herald refused to believe that Inc coal strike would be- called. We
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men, Ss b@ss@s gsioas6 s orranSnan q as have re pow sG to Dc" q 90 We % not
lchcse that the spirit that built American railroads and made them indus
trial mlrarleso f efficiency, n dead. We do not believe that the spirit f jus
lice and fair play IL dead.
10 force disaster n one hundred and eighteen militia duzenE thai tho
feaitor faDaed MS Of two mhlonH be ssmedied. would mean the end Of fair