The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-12-04

for this department should be brief
some degree at least, effectively.
Butte, Mont
November II, 194t
The Peoples Voice,
H. S. Bruce, Editor
/ Helena, Montana.
Dear Friend:
Enclosed find one dollar to renew
my subscription which is already q
few months overdue.
l was very much interested in the
article on the front page of the cur.
rent issue of the paper, entitled
British Urge Abolition Of 40-Hour
Week" The Anaconda Company here
seems to have decided to take orders
from the British. They are trying to
abolish the 5-day week and install a
6-day week in the mines here. No
doubt their extreme loyalty and patri-
otism towards the British flag COM
pels them to do this against their in
nermost wishes The reason could
not possibly be desire for more prof
its, since they have already taken in
a net profit of more than "a millions
during the first nine months of this
year. which is about 1900 more than
the same period last year.
Enclosed is "baby issue" of the
Miners Voice which the Butte Miners
Union has just issued on this grave
question.
Sincerely,
LEO GARNET.
Hopp, Mont,
November %, 1910
The Peoples Voice,
Helena, Montana
Dear Sirs:
My subscription to The Peoples
Voice is about to expire, so inclosed
find check amounting to one dollar
and keep the paper coming
The Peoples Voice is fearless and
tells the truth, all us farmers and the
laboring people have been in need of
such publication for a long time,
Yours for greater success,
Sincerely yours,
c. P. SCHWENCK.
Lewistown, Mont.
November 26, 1910
The Peoples Voice
Helena, Montana
Dear Mr.. Bruce:
Enclosed find one dollar for my re-
newal subscription of your paper.
The Peoples Voice is the True voice
Of the people and / hope you have
million subscribers!
With best wishes for your continued
success, I remain
Sincerely,
FRANCIS CROWLEY.
Volt, Montana,
November 26, 1910
Dear Cap,
| must send in my dollar for another
'ear of our very valuable paper.
relieve that as we get more subscrib-
RS that 1t will be great influence for
lean government
Yours truly,
JULIUS CESS.
st. Ignatius, Mont,
November %, 1910
,ditor, Peoples Voice: !,
1t appears a review of the issues
iscussed in the election campaign F.
list passed reveals must evasion and .
Hence on part of both old parties,
nd we can note real fundamental
acts and truth concerning the well
are and needs of labor and primary
roducers were out of the issues in
Olives entirely.
We were, of course, left to under =
land that the law of supply and de-
land governed the price of both la
Or and primary production in every
use, but they did not once inform us II
lat the amount of money in circula- =
on at any time had anything to do 4
18th the price of commodities requir- |
e the use of money as a medium of y
,change. The constitution says, u
Congress shall have power to coin ~
oney and regulate the value thereof VI
1t under the law of supply and de-
and, increasing the demand for )"
oney by limiting the amount in cir III
lation-as is done by Money Power :"
must and does affect everything ex )"
anged or measured by money, could 10
be otherwise? Could the law of y
pply and demand work one effect In ~
Q case and an opposite in another?
'es the government in any way guar IL
tee the people free and continuous y
w of the medium of exchange which 81
alone can create? Should money az
sated by congress in the name of -
, people remain speculative COM =,
,dity in the hands of money mag "a
BIT
ba
tn Congressman Marvin Jones, Tex I'll,
who has left the arena Of politics W.
position as judge on the court to
claims. Too bad that Cox didn't thu