President urges budget system and tax reform in unrest era
President warns Congress of financial strain and calls for a unified budget, centralized appropriations, and simplified taxes. He urges stronger auditing, extended food control, anti inflation measures, and decisive action to ease cost of living while promoting industrial peace between labor and capital.
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Congress
Owe Bingle
House of Congress
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Achul Upen
Department of Justice
Armoyr
Europe
America
Iwo Council of Peace and Amity
Russia
U. S
President Wilson's Congress program listed in message
President Wilson urged Congress to adopt a national budget system and tax simplifications, pass laws aiding veterans, boost crop production, protect the chemical industry, fund road building, develop forests, enact Palmar's anti Reds measures, lower living costs, extend the Lever Act, democratize industry with worker participation, and adopt League of Nations labor principles.
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America
United States
Department of Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
Palmers
League of Nations
Kansas Shipping Coal to Coldwater from Pittsburg Mines
A coal float car staffed by volunteers in the Pittsburg field is moving coal toward Coldwater, Kansas, amid a regional famine. The shipment originates in Pittsburg and is part of a broader effort to alleviate shortages in the southwest Kansas coal area.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
Coldwater
Renewed Negotiations Delay Peace Treaty Ratification
Washington reports renewed negotiations for a peace treaty with Congress, but senators on both sides feel it may be weeks before formal action begins as talks reopen after a hiatus.
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Congress
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