Control of Key Industries For the Nation
A letter argues for government control of essential industries to protect public welfare. It calls for abolishing the Labor Board, creating a national commission to regulate railroads and all transportation, and placing coal mining under a presidentially appointed board with strong regulatory powers and fair compensation to owners. Ideals include centralized authority, wage setting, and enforceable decrees to prevent recurring crises.
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The
Tribune
Tie
Ngbiic
Labor Board
Pune
Amie Poly
Vie
Senate
Supreme Court of
Avery
Ford Ion Eurtie
Mnu
Elite
Fontinw
Ehurwerm
Inglett
Lowislelion
Nck
Itn
Fuid Board
Wireh Couthall
Royilty
Alixander Sidney Lanier, Wiehington, I
Ku Klux Klan Letter Pleads for Law and Loyalty
A Brooklyn Klansman writing under the banner of the Ku Klux Klan urges readers to support a candidate aligned with their religious and racial agenda. He defends white supremacy, criticizes Catholic influence, and asserts the order’s public robes as office badges while claiming to uphold American law and Christian values. Dated July 26, 1922.
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The
Tribune
la Tuxae
Klan Fontere Religioun
United States
Witizenn and Cond. Te Propaganda Kgkisut Yhetz Church
Heather
Cliriatians
Pinger
New York
Dolveies
Hip Hatiow
Uecua
Trooklyn
Women's tariff protest critique of Graham letter
Agnes Bright of New York quotes a Tribune piece dated July 24 1922 criticizing McGraham's tariff explanation and questioning whether American women can be swayed by his views. The letter argues women are not gullible and warns against relying on political rhetoric to justify high prices and tariffs.
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St. Sii Tf
Graham
Tribune
Daly
Neema
Pete
McGenham
Jin Graham
America
Telli
Meyer
Europe
Eugone
Agnes Bright
New York
Editorial呼 Howell Hitchcock and Nebraska Republicans
Letter writer argues against electing Howell to the United States Senate referencing his past campaigns and alignments with Woodrow Wilson era Republicans. He urges Nebraskans to vote for Gilbert Hitchcock and cautions against Progressive Republican candidates. The letter is dated July 4 1942 and from E Douglas Hotchkis of New York.
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The
Tribune
Birt Hye
Howell
Nebraska
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Heatars
Charley ¥. Hughe
Nebranke
United States Senate
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Dolnge
E. Douglas Hotchkiss
New York
Treaty Power and Constitutional Limits in the Nations Law
Joseph Whit argues in favor of preserving the constitutional division of power in treaty making. He reviews early practice under the Constitution, Madison’s proposals, and Supreme Court guidance to explain why only Congress and the President should initiate and ratify treaties affecting domestic matters. He stresses that international obligations must not override legislative authority or the law of nations.
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The
Tribune
Sisy
North American Review
Executive Department
Senate
Congress
Law of Nations
Madison
Bente
Society of Nations
Nationa Thorstere
Trenton
Imeroba
Praca
Mareshall
Joseph Whit
New York
Montenegrin Autonomy Debate Letter to Tin Tribune
A lengthy letter from LUIET CRISCLOLO in New York argues for Montenegrin autonomy amid Serbian pressure and regional tensions. The writer cites supposed military forces, alleges election fraud, and appeals to international opinion to support Montenegrin self rule.
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Melin
Publicu
Garland Automobile Compan
Broadway
St. New York
R A
Law of Nations Supreme
Marshall
Tin Tribune
Toro
Qentich
Montonimrin-Sertian Union
Montenagro
Montenegro
Dorposa
Montetegrin
Serbia
Mt. Sargentith
Skupshtina
Furion
Duresa
Englieh
Nupnett
Americas
Rome
Soreig Ae A. BT
Wowlnorey
Vegas
Imlia
Alovenia
Albarn
Adenaguy
der Fednetenifire
Alesandepegrandeon
Park
Meranagi
Montenegra
Luiet Crisclolo
Telegate
Montene
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