Peace Treaty Aimed For Spring. Wilson Addresses Congress
President Wilson told Congress that international justice guides peace aims and that a formal declaration of peace by treaty is hoped for by spring. He discussed railroads, reconstruction, war profits taxes, and urged federal woman suffrage while stressing unity and continued U S involvement abroad. He praised American troops and home front efforts, and outlined financial plans for 1919 and 1920.
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Indiana campaign committees spent more than Republicans
Expenditures reported in Marion county show Democratic committee spending of 103001.04 with receipts 102533.85, while Republican tallies are 82081.96 in expenditures and 85211.47 in receipts. County committees show Democratic receipts 16187.05 and expenditures 15928.73 versus Republican receipts 25783.44 and expenditures 24345.67.
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