When Others Decide on Coolie Immigration Policy
The question of coolie immigration will be quickly settled once the executive council of the League of Nations begins its work. The statement implies rapid progress under international governance and coordinated action among member nations.
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Propagandist cites American president over worker safety
A Bolshevik pamphleteer pushed an Americas pamphlet asserting workers’ lives are unsafe while capitalism lasts, claiming inspiration from a famous U S president who advocated hanging enemies higher than Haman.
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Post Office seeks action against direct action propagandists
The solicitor for the Post Office Department pursues long-delayed measures against direct-action propagandists. Questions arise whether he will pursue the propagandists who hijacked telephone, telegraph, and cable lines.
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Opportunists accused as weather of opinion shifts shifts stance
The piece laments opportunists who switch sides with public mood, calling for men with convictions and courage who stand firm amid shifting tides.
Ford plan sparks mixed reaction in Michigan
Henry Ford announces a new cheaper automobile prompting statewide commentary that Michigan voters are wiser than the President. Critics fear introducing a popular auto man into politics could spoil his career as a senator.
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President’s pledge on war prevention misused for politics
The article argues that the president’s plan to prevent future wars is designed to advance a partisan political agenda rather than serve a genuine policy purpose. It contends the scheme mirrors a stunt intended to gain support and influence public opinion.
Governor of Federal Reserve Board Urges Cotton Export Corp
Going and Gaming Dispatches report W. P. G. Harding, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, urges formation of a cotton export corporation financed by the War Finance Committee with stock paid for by Liberty Roads. The plan would permit government aid to export cotton and later buy much of it back as manufactured zonda under the current tariff law.
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Congress Rejects Funding for Embattled Employment Bureau
Congress refused continued appropriations for an extravagant employment bureau run in the interests of union labor. The administration could have served all workers, union or not, but lawmakers say government must avoid class legislation and treat all men equally regardless of race religion or fraternal affiliation.
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Whooping Cough Remedy Praised for Cough Relief
Advertisement endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen a cough and ease expectoration. It declares the product excellent for relief and urges use to aid recovery from whooping cough.
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Billous Troubles Relief with Chamberlains Tablets
Promote liver health and relieve billousness with Chamberlains Tablets. They help restore appetite and banish dull listless feelings, offering quick relief and renewed vigor.
Organization manual shows New Jersey Charities and Corrections structure
New Jersey under Governor Edge adopts modern bureaucratic methods. Commissioner Burdette J. Lewis publishes an organization manual detailing functions from commissioner to office boy, plus duties of the State Board of Charities and Corrections and a new Division of Records and Information. The board oversees several state institutions and noninstitutional agencies, as budgets and extensions face war-driven needs and bond considerations.
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Dinner in Honor of Governor Edge Slated in Newark
Newark April 3 The State Council of Defense will host a dinner for Governor Walter E Edge at Krueger Auditorium April 17. The event honors his war work and prior military service including roles in the Morris Guards Company F and as captain of Company L N G J and lieutenant colonel on General Edward Murray’s staff.
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