Wilson urges labor partnership and tax reform in Paris message
President Wilson’s Paris message to Congress calls for democratizing industry through worker participation, reform of taxation including income and excess profits taxes, and a plan to return railways and telegraphs to private ownership while easing postwar economic transition. He presses labor rights, supporting returning soldiers, land for veterans, and flexible tariff considerations.
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