Democrats wary of Wilson as League issue in 1924
Washington observers say Democratic leaders fear alienating voters by tying the party to Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations. After last Tuesday’s results, many Democrats view domestic issues like taxation tariff agriculture and prohibition as the path to victory, not renewed league entanglement.
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Legion Bonus Support Seen in Senate Vote Picture
John Thomas Taylor of the American Legion said the country backs compensation legislation after the November elections. He reported 69 senators will back the soldier bonus, creating a safe margin to override a presidential veto, with many re-elected and new senators also favoring the measure.
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The Fashions Turn to Gold Squirrel Baga Light
Squirrel hunting in central Pennsylvania mountain counties is reported good with hunters clearing bag limits. Eastern counties show poorer results, and plans for more squirrel propagation are under review. A Bethlehem landlady case ends with a man dying from a skull fracture after eviction disputes.
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