New Ulm and Nation in Wartime Debate
The New Ulm Review voices strong proAmerica sentiment defending independence from foreign influence. It cites Webster, condemns pro-British and un-American tactics, and urges support for a hard line against League of Nations concessions while urging swift action on wartime financial matters and national unity. It also notes English policy shifts on intervention and Russia, and reports on local crime and a Thanksgiving gathering.
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New Ulm
America
United States
England
Britannia
House of Commons
Lloyd George
House
Russia
Christian Science Monitor
Europe
McAdoo criticizes coal profit surge during war
McAdoo argues soft coal operators posted shocking 1917 profits and threatens wage raises, citing income tax returns showing high capital gains. He recalls Wilson and Garfield in office, questions profiteering during wartime, and notes remarks on presidential powers while treaty remains unratified.
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MccAdoo
McAdoo
Garfield
Wilson
Plans for a pro-business industrial commission under Wilson
A text fragment describes President Wilson proposing a new industrial commission composed entirely of employers and government officials. It contends this body could surpass the parties in understanding the case, while lamenting that it excludes figures like Judge Gary and Rockefeller Jr. seen as representing the public, and praises leaders who push for solutions to national problems.
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Wilson
New Industrial Commission
Gary and Rockefeller Jr
Labor Government envisioned for Britain by Frank Dinot
In a provocative essay, Frank Dinot argues a Labor Cabinet could govern Britain, doubling union strength postwar and pursuing nationalization of mines. He sketches a possible early cabinet, names key figures, and discusses potential discord and long term shifts in policy toward world peace and social reform. Local notes follow about community visits and a request for news items.
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Westminster
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Trades Union Congress
British Isles
Snowden
MacDonald
Hodge
Roberts
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