Woman voter explains switch to Republican party
In a public statement the author argues for joining the Republican party to advance enfranchisement and child welfare reforms. She cites illiteracy, child labor, and mothers pensions as issues where Democratic states lag, and urges support for broader guardianship rights and labor legislation, inviting readers to a Congregational church supper on March 24.
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Wilson as spokesman for people questioned after 1918 vote
The article argues that Wilson acted beyond public mandate after the 1918 election, insisting on League of Nations terms in the Paris treaty. It asserts Senators rejected the covenant, European delegates misread the public will, and that without reservations the British treaty is dead, branding Wilson not the people’s spokesman.
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Government payroll excess sparks demand to cut wartime hiring
A political appeal argues for swift removal of thousands of workers hired during the war across federal departments. It contends sustained wartime salaries burden sound government and warns that wage expansion fuels socialist and communist ideologies.
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