Opponents Are Quitters and Coventers in Indiana Tax Debate
A Corydon Democrat editorial critiques Lieutenant Governor Ed Bush's New Albany remarks opposing Governor Goodrich and the Goodrich tax law. It questions tax law democracy implications and notes local Republican reactions, urging readers to consider outside alternatives for state reform.
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League of Nations Urged To Prevent Belgium Holland War
An Indianapolis Star editorial argues for a League of Nations backing Belgium and Holland to safeguard Belgium's borders and Antwerp trade. It contends a disinterested global arbiter can compel respect for rights and deter conflict, urging US moral support for collective security. The piece also critiques Indiana’s Star for irony toward Senator New.
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Serge Arch of South Bend Receives Parade Honor
One of the places of honor in the first division parade in Washington went to Seret Alex Arch of South Bend who fired the first U S shot at the Germans. South Bend plans a grand homecoming reception for him. Arch is a Hungarian by birth now fully American.
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A B F Men Gained Ten Pounds Per Man in War
New York reports that American Expeditionary Forces soldiers averaged a ten pound weight gain, defying prior wars. Dr. William Darrach, dean of Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, cited hygiene and sanitation training as a key benefit, noting soldiers learned lessons of right living to take home.
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Col House and the Peace Treaty in Postwar Debate
Stockslager argues for ratification of the treaty and league of nations, praising Col. House as key architect. He refutes opposition, defends Monroe Doctrine relevance, and urges no changes that would trigger resubmission, citing Wilson era diplomacy and bipartisan support.
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