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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
3
Cox's acceptance remarks defend back to normal rhetoric while criticizing Congress for inaction. He urges repeal of war taxes, criminal prosecutions of profiteers, tighter railroad supervision, a national budget system, and progress on woman suffrage while condemning the current Congress as failing to pass constructive laws.
Governor Cox pledges League of Nations entry with clear reservations and peace aims. He calls for repeal of war taxes, reforms to taxation, anti profiteering measures, and labor protections including free speech and collective bargaining rights. Proposes agricultural support, market regulation, and expansion of waterways, credit facilities, and foreign trade while trimming armament and domestic budgets.
Governor James Cox spoke to a large Dayton audience praising decisive government action and straight thinking. He urged unity and emphasized continued reform, claiming unprecedented progress and sacrifice for the nation's future.
The readable fragments discuss resistance to a proposed alliance or conference, with mentions of nations in Europe and a senator named Jobreen expressing mixed consent. The text references a lodge, reservations, and a motive to avoid entanglement, hinting at a broader debate on collective security and continental policy.
The Brunswick tires boast a long heritage dating to the Overland Trail era. The ad urges buyers to sample Brunswick Tires to prove superior quality, claiming the company’s rubber history supports reliability and value without extra cost. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co Salt Lake City HQ.
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