GOVERNOR MINTURN
Hedges, M. H.
GOVRNOR MINTUR A Labour Noval of the Northwest bY M .H hedges Chapter IV COSMOGONY 6> ''T 'i--.*.' -': • ¦¦-.'. ,' . A " - .'-'• . . IT WAS inevitable in the two months that tar between...
...Rakov said one dsy...
...Thursday, February 18 DR...
...Like so many ot tils class Dan had tninsfei-erd allegiance to an abstract other wortd...
...Saturday, February 13 HOUSTON PETERSON, at Manhattan Grade School, Lexington Avenue and 22nd Street, S p. m.: "The Dramas of Ibsen...
...Rakov exerted a devilish fascination over Dee...
...Sometimes they penetrated to the maae of tracks that atretcbed out behind the Union Station, with the same seat that wanderers tn sea towns find themselves eeeking dock and wharf, : . 2 • ' - When Eam slowly awoke en - the morning following the affair with Maude, he...
...Ill tell you...
...Bizarro cities, Cairo, Calcutta, Moscow—crowd...
...One day he picked up a review of...
...City streets— crowrta...
...WAR BASSE, Cooperative Educ...
...Tuesday, February 16 DR...
...It happened in the South where even company unionism was not conservative enough for the emnlover...
...12 WM...
...Righto...
...It was easy tp talk shout sex...
...A*l «M*V« tlsM f**bookahep aa* walk **h> the axUthur daatrtet where aha staenUra ttftcd their gray beauty aanbmt .the* gfcy...
...Community Forum, 34th Street aejjT^prk Avenue, 8 p. m...
...Community Church, 34th Street and Park Avenue, 11 a. m.: "Neglected Pleasures...
...PROF...
...In 1321 tbe management iafiK] for a big wage reduction...
...to this very concrete lef The eeahferfty ef the...
...6 p. m. "Disarmament...
...At Brownsville Labor Lyceum, jjt Sack man Street, Brooklyn, 8. p. m.: "Public Speaking...
...White Dan eaw it aa aa idyl of tabor...
...a where will yea find a half Seean men...
...To be continued next week) The Lecture Calendar Friday, Feb...
...Just as you "8hh**r has saedOta dbrtnee meraty by seytas ^^3akt Pesa^posdd Baa 8p ^fc^y -If readaree...
...Development of the Organism...
...Dan craved tnejaW His I Jnd passions 1 glimpsss.beyond the political, aad no doubt this ig why he turned te Rakov...
...JUDGE JACOB PANKEN, The Central Forum, at the Labor Temple, 14th "Recast World Tsndeaciea" .*™^™'6a*p* war a»»ews* Sk^e"»aaa*»«w**" *¦ e\ . WILLIAM ,M- l^OOENBlUM...
...HORACE M. KALLEN.' Manhattan Trade School, 3 p. m-: "Why Religion...
...You come here to hear me say the things you would like to say...
...Citleu which be bad never seen were often In his ajBnd...
...Her* the miBs grinding near...
...Wednesday, February 17 DR...
...And mailing, and at tunes katlng...
...he was met with dok "^aJsnVsneeHs^sap aj^wssw*"* fJtsngTsfY bvstt9Www& "An She yeora...
...Bronx Free Fellowship, 13ol Boston Rd„ Bronx, 8 p. m.: "The Conquest of Fear...
...229 Sackman Street, Brooklyn, 8 p. m. Friday, February 12 EVERETT PEAX MARTIN, at Cooper Union...
...Aad the old CeDteantal building...
...8 p. m.: "The Evolution Theory...
...Me waa not much older 1* actual years, but he seemed to Pan senile when It came to experience...
...fou'id the eld dream'of -crowds Insistently filling his mind...
...His emile was facile, slorr, bewildering...
...Feeble Imitators cf yours masters," he would say over and ovor...
...DR...
...He had lived eonsumlngly, waa hedonist in aB things, ate well, drank much, and bed many mlstrassfe He retained moreover the heritage of civilisation far older than Dan'*, which eeemed to look out at one through Til* gray, hawk-like eyes, was framed by nta thin, bluish lips, and sounded in hlo rich carping voice...
...At tbe Town Hall, West 43rd street...
...The BkSki and Senate agreed to 35 per cent.here the company union/ taU...
...They speak abest Business, tare, tha RapobHcea Party, hat never1 about government.- "The review4 seaaael unjust to Dan...
...Those -danas ataetrle sign*," Rakov commented for tbe tenth tine, aa he noted the laeietant announcement* of tbe millers...
...N. C. The tale of the rise and fell of the Durham "plan of cooperation" Is told in tbe Story of Durham, a 93 cloth bound book, financed by the Durham Chamber of Commerce and published from the press of Duke University, the institution that got tbe 940,000,000 endowment of James Buchanan Duke last...
...East Side SoclaHst' CenUr, 204 East Broadway, .8 p. m.: ''The Home, Present and Future...
...6-3 aL D...
...Too American radicalr, bah...
...CECILE GRfilL- Brownsville Forum, the Labor Lyceum...
...The strike WaaJ^J but tfie co-npany violated Its agreeBnfl end another striae was In effect, a The Saving of the tradden ^BBWMweSia^totharjaaJ SwSsSsaeeeV saajeaWsd te a tarl "Westl - tl 11 ' to a tow el gyeh'p^I^^geod^te^iave 38 ^BOfxala^ strns of ton and^daaM , Daoadster* of work aad 9 , ^sU) yon cheer tomorrow^ - way the Union aad Ubss^hj Onward...
...and the people that inhabited them...
...It -started in 1818 and sited in 19.2L There was the customary house, consisting of the workers, and a. Senate amU cabinet of executives...
...You American* keep public iconoclast...
...To bis waking self It had little meaning.* He did not know that it derived from a sentiment within himself that lay at the core z>t his nature...
...That wss what: made him aa evolutionist...
...JAMES T. SHOT WELL and KIRBT PAGE League for Industrial Democracy and other organisation...
...The story of the company union that failed is laid in the IS mills of the biggest stocking concern in the country, the Durham Hosiery Company at Durham...
...MH management ordered a 42 per oe*tafJLj over the company union's heed Sgfl the "plan of co-operation" coUageofJgl The rest ef the story Is gtvah~eau in the book—by the American FaegaeJ tion of Full Fasbloaed Hosiery IresM era...
...Wneav he triad te rpaek about this m»M te Ahaea...
...JOHN HALVES HOLMES...
...The wprksrsMS been averaging only |*n a week, gat they were amaxed at strike rehbhdt 816 a week each...
...Only the Initiate knew It- Rakov mads it pay by dealing in English trantilationa of French romances printed in Qeebec, and smuggled into theSUntted States...
...That was "what made blm t»l«rant cf Negroes sfnd Jew* when his fellows cur sod them...
...LEONARD D. ABBOT%^Bronx Free Fellowship, 1301 Boston Rd., Bronx, 9 p. m.: "Walt^Whltman...
...it was inevitable that he weald gravitate in thee te the bookshop of Abeer Rakov—Rakov, Jew...
...Aad beyond, the hungry months of children In Hew Tork or Moscow...
...That waa what made him essentially an amiable nature beneath rather stern exterior...
...m.: 'Varieties ot Scientific Experiment...
...While prof easing to hate them, you keep them...
...It was often there sa hs lay between sleep and waking...
...who were intereeted In 'amalgamation as tbe next step In Industrial democracy...
...that, tt was true, was elbowing government off the stag...
...Revolution 1s net made," tbe apostle ef Saint Marx often declared, "they arrive Ube gestation, aa inevitable stage to a social pro ocas.** There was that group of "tabor, boys" that centered la tbe "Labor Unionist...
...There was Galvin wba told* him the other, day quits frankly dad I steer si mally ahat his wife since turning Tbeeeopbistf had come to think of the embrace aa unclean...
...14 LEOi* ROSS LAND...
...But generally even Galvin waa discussing government...
...It waa a dream that had recurred since boyhood...
...hamea family...
...Sunday, Feb...
...who, brought together wt» talk afcoe* government...
...On Rakov'a bh elves Dan' made hi* first acquaintance with Havolock Ellis, Edward Carpenter, Arthur Machea, Remy De Goururont, Vobten and other soctal critics Btit...
...M. FEIGENBAUM...
...t A COMP.ANY UNION THAT FAILED By Art Shields ACOMPANY union that failed because it did not cut -wages deeply enough to suit the boss f It took the worker's shirt but the boss needed his skin too...
...The building with the greatest architectural merit in the Twin Cities, and a historical landmark besides, made te house a mail order beetaeae Right...
...CHARLES R. STOCKARD, Cooper Union, 8 p. m.: 'What We Have Learned of...
...Rakov, net aneasawneea of the energy palpitating in the seen...
...Everywhere new ideas about men's relations to each other In factories, shop*, council*—until it seemed to Dam that all that existed ot Importance In hi* generation was this constant flow of discussion about government, end this endless stream of things to be bought and sold, train loads, ship loads, truck loads ot rings, furs, rugs, watches, tilka...
...Manhattan Trade School, *8 /p...
...Young Peoples,' Socialist League at 116T Boston Be., Bronx, US P. J&.S "Heroes • ot Socialism...
...It played over fundamental* with a phosphorescent unreal light, to be suns, but tt played over them...
...The plants having Negro workers were left out...
...8th Street and Fourth Avenue, 8. p. m.: "The Meaning of a Liberal Education—Education and Morals...
...ceuM only think of tt* aoddentsl beauty...
...A " - .'-'• . . IT WAS inevitable in the two months that tar between election end.the .; convention of the i«gWs lure that Dan, separated frees bis 'family, would And than tor rtadlng...
...Asa'n., 400 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, 6.30 p. m.: "British Labor and Cooperation...
...His mind, with Its strange unearthly gleams, illuminated certain segments of truth...
...Despite the fact that Dan never believed from the core of his nature, a word Rakov said, yet be came back far more fascinated...
...end * the river.- turbulent, aad yaafhruL swept away bstnatn tbe eld sanb bridge, past th* unlverstty campas, to-sard St...
...known deed end aevewteen injavgji wss the tell ef an exploaion sada^H in the mirUoa-dollar pine ' asW ins slant ef the Newport faeliS end Turpentine Company today...
...Europe in Recovery...
...First editions were not lacking, and be bad an amasing knowledge and sincere regard of literature...
...Bourgeois all of you...
...p. m.: The Tbefartic Hypothesis^ - * ' Monday, Feb- 1* ABRAHAM L 8HIPLACOFP...
...Rakov's very spirit of negation made Dan conscious of bis affirming self- And quite by natural ways, be learned the socret of the pull of opposites: upon each other...
...The cabinet, made up of the president, vice-president and directors of the firm, had full veto power...
...He worshipped Lenin aa the embodiment ef en Meal of abstract power, relentless, impersonal...
...He sucked rapturously at the cigarette' which he had borrowed a- moment before from Dan...
...E. G. SPAULDING, Manhattan Trade School...
...affiliated with the United Taasl Workers' Union- In 1021, the asae) says, only small reductions wees aaay by Northern mills and the latter was still paying twice what the Denser firm paid before the cut- Finally, SI Durham workers saw the need eta labor union, not another oossptP union, and last summer the kkeeg, Carr plant of Durham Hosiery...
...r.ul...
...j£ S. K. RATCLIFFE...
...t ¦ Everywhere that Dan went he heard teak ef government...
...SCOTT BUCHANAN...
...A nation of a pet...
...be vent to the shop usually to .hear Rakov'* badinage "You know why" you co.oe here, he in...
...Ar -lent people* used to employ public m urn era...
...year...
...Te waud, the Union haj Seas of ton around ns W Break the chains that Uatj -And to HeU with stavarjS "fcXiV *SSk -EST ft&M - sisSs aad assets at *-raa Sseg «T <M ttkr^asab****'.' ^ a wgaekwr washer, plung* to aeel today when ha slipped fsslsfl third-atery huildina...
...SoclsJi tat Party...
...Touas Is typicah toe sate Manb -*t eaeh other's throata Daet una the faa*ny aa, a symbol, use tbe social dub, the Minneapolis Dining Club, where one kind nock together aad ere mutually tolereet of each other'* Vaporinxa...
...WILLIAM P. MONT ACUTE, Cooper Union...
...tbe Heredity and...
...C^ranare, struggle ssahnj v foes, ¦'¦} j. a; ' ;W Porward...
...Just...
...Mstjk* gest plant where full fashioned beaae Is made, was shut down by a strianJB union recognition...
...P. nt-ij "Bee Hantord" K. g- • j, PROS...
...Tender the prairie undetathag * W*ta grain, the farmer at plow end reaper...
...His bookshop — 'unnamed, usually callod Rakov'*—waa located in the basement of a downtown office building...
...Rakov since .forsaking the role of soap boxer, detested all reference to pontics...
...This company-union was for whites only...
...There was a young reporter on the Itai'f* Telegram who waa a confirmed, Marxiaaist...
...JrP...
...AUGUST CLAESSEX8...
...Bnsalan, as> soap boxer...
Vol. 3 • February 1926 • No. 5
