Demands of the era and a president's claim to authority
A column debates Wilsons Democratic leadership, labor unrest, and foreign policy. It notes calls for party change, labor disputes, and criticism of the presidents postwar actions including his peace treaty signing in his own name by his own authority.
Demands on public rights clash with personal ambition
The piece argues against self serving political motives and cites the need for accountability in government. It references Senator Cummins and comparisons to former allies, warns of leaks of ideas, and critiques US stance on the league of nations while noting domestic farm labor activity.
Slacker Given Honorary Discharge Amid War Prisons
A reflective note asks how a system of skulduggery in high places could grant an honorary discharge to a man jailed at the war’s start for being the worst type of slacker. The query implies critique of covert political maneuvering behind a pardon.
Disapproval and political rhetoric in Iowa and national policy
A critical passage denounces dirty Iowa politics and vows to expose its rot. It argues the President bears no blame for Democratic missteps and cites a reform of peace treaties. Henry Ford is accused of taint and alleged unfitness. It questions presidential authority and fears League of Nations entrenching perpetual war.
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Herring Motor manager plans move to new home here
Howard Marshall of the Herring Motor Company intends to relocate his family to this city as soon as a suitable dwelling is found. The item notes visits and travel by local residents, former service members, and relatives, including stops en route to home from France and various relatives visiting Anita and surrounding areas.
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