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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
4
The passage argues Wilson misunderstood his own third principle by seeking to repudiate it. It states the Democratic party achieved removal of economic barriers with the 1913 tariff act, signed by the President, leaving the average import duty under six percent, implying near free trade in effect.
The 1912 Democratic platform urged a constitutional amendment to bar presidential reelection and to ensure a single term. The pledge pointed to Woodrow Wilson as the convention’s candidate, sparking debate over whether the aim implied perpetual office of the presidency.
A Washington Post feature mocks General Pershing as a sidelined U S figure among leading Paris Armistice Conference personalities. It parades three cut pictures showing Foch Haig and a dapper House figure, portraying Pershing as an unofficial envoy about to parcel out continents.
The article criticizes postwar inattention to reconstruction and urges proactive study of future problems. It argues leaders of other nations prepared through systematic inquiry while the United States failed to plan, warning that regret will come but cannot restore missed chances for peace.
Republicans urge Congress to adopt the Weeks resolution creating a joint Congressional Committee on Reconstruction with equal Republicans and Democrats. They insist the postwar plans be nonpartisan for a swift return to peaceful activities and denounce Overrhan and Owen for making the study partisan.
A Washington meeting of the Live Stock Subcommittee and swine representatives reviewed hog market trends. They backed a new plan with minimum prices for November set by packers and monitored by a Food Administration committee to prevent over supply and protect producer returns. The plan aims to stabilize live hog prices alongside rising export orders and ongoing wartime pork demand.
The article cites Senator Thomas of Colorado opposing a shift from free trade to protectionism warning a tariff change could trigger war. It argues tariffs boost employment and peace at home, while free trade increases unemployment and domestic discontent, urging continued tariff policies to avoid foreign friction.
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