Arena magazine - Volume 31
B.O. Flower (ed.)
The Arena magazine Volume 31: January through June 1904 (No. 1-6) Edited by B.O. Flower. Published by the Arena Publishing Co., Boston, Massachusetts. Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain. KEY CONTENT: pg. 1 - Frank Parsons: "The Abolition of Strikes and Lockouts" pg. 12 - B.O. Flower: "25 Years of Bribery and Corrupt Practices; or, The Railroads, the Lawmakers, The People" pg. 50 - Herman E. Kittredge: "Ingersoll: His Genius, Philosophy, Humanity, and Influence" pg. 70 - Ernest H. Crosby: "Militarism at Home" pg. 225 - John Brooks Leavitt: "A Forgotten Remedy Against the Telephone Monopoly" pg. 244 - Herman E. Kittredge: "Ingersoll as an Idealist" pg. 286 - C. Vincent: "Cooperation Among Western Farmers" pg. 458 - F.F. Ingram: "Municipal Ownership and Operation versus Private Ownership or Control" pg. 464 - Frank Parsons: "The Political Revolution in New Zealand" pg. 508 - L.F. Strauss: "Socialism in Europe" pg. 561 - Daniel L. Cruice: "Direct Legislation in Illinois: A Story of Triumph for Popular Government"
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