League of Nations critique and political commentary mix
A collection of editorials and opinions criticizing the League of Nations and U.S. foreign policy in 1920s politics. It references President Wilson, Harding era debates, the Iowa legislature, and figures like McAdoo and La Follette, with local editorials from various papers noting fiscal policy and labor concerns.
Suit Over War Contracts Targets Wickham and Democratic Leaders
A District Court suit by W.D. Jamieson L. W. Drennan and James J. Doty seeks 217700 against contractor Edward Wickham of Council Bluffs. They allege war era cantonments and aviation contracts were steered to Wickham via political influence with a 50 percent profit split, citing Fort Omaha and Lake Charles projects and a Memphis contract after cancellation.
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Woodrow Wilson
Edward A. Wickham
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Iowa Democratic State Comittee
L. W. Drennan
James J. Doty
Iowa
Wickham
Fort Omaha
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Lake Charles Louisiana
Memphis
Tenn
J W. Reynolds
Democratic State Central Committee
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