Roosevelts call for League of Nations in 1919 campaign
This editorial outlines Roosevelt’s endorsement of the League of Nations, condemns Republican obstruction since 1912, lauds Democratic San Francisco actions, and argues for international cooperation, postwar reform, and national unity under Cox. It urges a modern, efficient federal government, centralized planning, and progressive domestic policies.
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Adoption of Workmen Health Insurance Laws
Professor John R. Commons told the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor that early adoption of workmen's health insurance laws is likely. He argued health coverage would cut injury costs and boost production, citing workmen's compensation history and unemployment insurance as stabilizing forces. The federation, along with 20 other state groups and 30 national unions, officially backs adopting workmen's health insurance law.
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