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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
3
E L Jourdonnais urges business leaders to counter bolshevist propaganda with truth and education. He claims thousands of paid agitators push slimy ideas to well meaning but uneducated Americans while the mass remains inert. He calls for government aided educational films and active employer involvement.
The passage urges closer help to counteract false ideas and calls for frank talks with workers to show fairness. It warns that without profit incentives production would suffer, leading to scarcity and hard times, and emphasizes educating the masses about American life foundations.
Government reports indicate about one million laborers have left the country since the armistice, with another million likely to go if passport rules loosen. The exodus stems from anti alien sentiment, but these workers are seen as honest and will be missed. Some urge humane treatment and Americanization to keep them.
Lansing resigns after President Wilson accuses him of usurping authority by summoning cabinet meetings during illness. Lansing defends actions as necessary for the republic, while Wilson accepts the resignation and cites the need for a president aligned with his views. The dispute centers on cabinet conferences and constitutional authority.
Chicago and Montana districts face rising wage demands as governing boards acknowledge teachers' value yet keep levies low. A proposal seeks a $2500 grade teacher salary and a tax rate hike to 1.33 percent. Governor’s call for a special session is hoped to secure improvements.
Detroit February 14 The 300000 Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes strike was indefinitely postponed by international president Allen E. Baker following President Wilsons request to delay until after a railway union conference on February 23. Baker said the decision followed wage dispute developments affecting public interest, though he said immediate relief would have justified a strike.
Persons prone to periodic bilious attacks find appetite fails before an episode and eat only light meals with no meat. If such patients take two Chamberlain's Tablets the attack may be avoided.
Report notes daylight bank robberies are occurring in Philadelphia and New York. Authorities seek clues as the wave of crimes prompts warnings and heightened security.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger argues for cutting the senate from the treaty tangle and taking decisive action on Rus sia. amid debate, the piece notes concern over child cough remedies urging safe and effective medicine like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as trusted by mothers.
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