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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1917

Page

2

Byng and the war talk amid pacifist debates

The piece blends wartime rhetoric with satire on the peace talks and calls for strengthening American productivity and unity. It cites Abe Martin's quip on Thanksgiving and references an expulsion by the International Association of Bills of Bill Hohenzollern while urging resistance to Pan-German plans and support for liberty and enterprise.

The International Association’ of Bills Bill Hohenzollern America Russia

President WiisomaTK Addresses AFL Rally

President WiisomaTK delivered remarks to a gathering of the American Federation of Labor, outlining priorities for workers and urging unity among unions. He emphasized labor rights, wage standards, and collective bargaining in a broad policy speech.

Wiisomatk American Federation of Labor

Treasury chief cites low wartime expenditures in Baltimore

Secretary McAdoo told Investment Bankers Association in Baltimore that government spending during the current year is far below July estimates. He urged public confidence, praising Liberty Loan support and noting no strain on national resources. He also urges adherence to clean sportsmanship and moral standards in education.

United States Secretary of the Treasury

Publishers' Advisory Board decries postal rate rise impact

A New York City board reports that Congress raised postal rates on periodicals slowing college funding for thousands. The move, enacted by the House after Senate hearings, could force price increases or closures for many magazines, affecting writers and readers nationwide. Margaret Miller and others attended Robert Mantell in Macbeth Tuesday night.

Publishers’ Advisory Board of New York City Congress Senate House America Publishers’ Advisory Board Margaret Miller Esther Lyons Fern Teagardin Eunice Snearly Robert Mantell Macbeth

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