Widespread old Iowa column debates war and politics
A dense montage of opinions and excerpts from Iowa papers discusses the looming European war, temperance politics, candidate prospects, and public policy. It critiques Harding s alliance with wet interests, cites editorials on law publication, and laments American reluctance to intervene abroad while warning against mercurial humanitarian justifications.
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