Confessional in Investigation Questions WWI Costs
The text argues the United States spent about 20 billion dollars on war costs plus a 10 billion loan to allies and questions why American expenditure was so high. It criticizes administration officials for waste, improper munition production, and reliance on allies for equipment, noting large mobilizations by England France and Italy and limited U.S. combat production.
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United States
England
France
Italy
No Tanks In Meuse Argonne Fight A Wartime Critique
A critical wartime opinion piece laments American lack of tanks at the Meuse Argonne battle, citing small French tank aid and vast wartime costs. It accuses the Democratic party of defending Wilson era policies and urges opposition to Cox and Roosevelt.
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Mecuse- Argonne Forest
Deger
Democratic Party
Cox
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
More Than Two Billion Saved by Republican Congress
An anonymous column argues the Republican Congress saved over two billion dollars in 1919 1920 by trimming appropriations compared with the Democratic House. It asserts a larger 1921 saving and claims the public debt would be higher under a Democratic Congress, urging taxpayer satisfaction across parties.
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65Th
Wilson
66Th Congress
Congress
Democratic House
65Th Congress
Senate
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New Republican Congress
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