Taxation and tariff critique in regional paper
The Singletax News from Union New York reviews tax policy and political favoritism. It argues against tariffs as a path to prosperity, supports land value taxation, and criticizes Roosevelt and party leaders for ties to plutocrats while urging national reform. Assertions reference H J Vail Pasadena and Abel suit against Roosevelt.
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Singletax News
Union
New York
Charles LeBaron
Goeller
Lst
Roosevelt
Barnes
Republican
Congress
The Scarecrow and Tariff Reform Debate
A political column argues tariff policy should be cut with decisive action, criticizing Republican graft and urging immediate end to tariff protections. It claims Democrats replicates Republicans by partial reforms and warns tariffs favor special interests over the masses.
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Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Where Lies the Guilt In German War Attitude Examined
An American in Germany argues that guilt for the war cannot be shifted to American arms sales. He notes Germany’s own hunger for foreign supplies, England’s blockade, and Germany’s militarized society where military service is compulsory. He contends Germany trains youth for war and celebrates slaughter as national ideal.
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Germany
America
England
In Cologne the tabooed adieu replaced by God punish England
A historical writer notes a shift in Cologne where the French farewell adieu is being replaced by the phrase God punish England. The observation underscores rising anti-English sentiment in one city.
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Cologne
Adieu
England
Farewell curse and wartime hatreds discussed in editorial
The piece condemns the deep rooted hatred sparked by war and notes the scar left on nations and families. It discusses Germany's long standing animosity toward England, Russia, and France, and critiques Germany’s protests against U.S. arms sales as unfair by a combatant.
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England
Russia
France
Germany
Paris
Paint Up Clean Up Week Inaugurated In Pella
The Pella issue promotes a national movement to keep the city in Iowa's progressive class. Business leaders city council and civic groups endorse the effort to dedicate a week to cleaning and improving the community.
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Pella
Iowa
Women’s Federated Club
Advises Club Women on City Park Beautification
The Women Federation should proceed carefully and methodically in beautifying city parks. Hire an expert landscape artist to draw plans and specifications before work begins. Avoid relying on sole opinions and invest to ensure a well planned transformation.
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Vander Linden
Local Tailor Peddles Wool Pants at Premium Peg Prices
A vintage ad announces tailored pants at $2.75 to $5.50 per pair, touting finest woolens and custom shaping. Merchant M. Vander Linden invites readers to order, highlighting regular peg measurements and special production for customers.
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M. Vander Linden
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