Leadership vs. Dictatorship in American Parties
Washington statement from the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne argues Republican leadership rests on ideas and courage, while Democrats are shown as autocratic. It asserts that Republicans favor independent minds over rubber stamps and deny a one man party.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne
Senate
Republican Party
Congress
House
America
Republican
Opposition to Wilson plan for European food aid grows
President Wilson and Secretary Glass press Congress for 150 million dollars in foodstuffs for Poland Austria and Armenia while House and Senate Republicans and Democrats oppose more foreign aid citing high taxes rising living costs and doubts about administration financial controls. A looming 18 billion deficit and aid to Europe loom over the debate as Congress weighs action.
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Washington
Wilson
Treasury
Glass
Congress
Europe
Poland
Austria
Armenia
Ways and Means Committee
Republic
House
Senate
United States
Congress Dilemma Over Additional European Aid Funds
The article discusses lawmakers' differing views on approving another 15 million dollars in general expenditures for Europe. Some favor private citizen contributions over further public funding, arguing taxpayers should have a voice in any additional aid decisions.
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Congress
United States
Europe
Newark Teachers Consider Leaving Due to Economic Struggles
Of 1 616 teachers surveyed, 434 at Newark schools may leave the profession citing financial pressure. About 775 saved nothing in 1919, over half reported doing outside work, and roughly one third contemplated another job. Savings mainly went to Liberty bonds totaling 1 096 in the sample.
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Newark
Education crisis echoed by state education chiefs
New York New Jersey Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and West Virginia faces a threatened education breakdown according to state education commissioners at a New York conference. They cited 1000 rural New York schools closed for lack of teachers and West Virginia desertions despite higher pay. New Jersey’s Calvin Kendall blamed falling attendance at normal schools and urged urgent salary increases to fix the crisis.
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New Jersey
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Frank P. Gilbert
New York State
M. B. Sharkey
Calvin N.kendall
Counting the Cost of a Cold and a Remedy
A columnist argues that persistent work through a cold may be costly and that Cham berlain's Cough Remedy can shorten recovery. A bottle at home is a wise winter and spring investment.
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Chamberlain
Conquer and Destroy State Aims of U S Communists
Extracts from a Communist Party of America document outline mass action and the dictatorship of the proletariat. It calls for overthrow of capitalism, leadership by the Communist Party, and industrial unionism to seize political power and control industry.
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Communist Party
American Federation of Labor
Communist Commonwealth
A. F. of L
U.-Independent
A. F. of
England
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