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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

2

Refusal to Name Radical Federation Leaders in U S

New York officials press for names of the executive committee of the Russian Soviet Federation of America as Dr Michael Misley refuses to identify its fifteen member leadership citing contempt risk. He details federation funds aiding sedition cases and payments to the communist party while hearings proceed with Martens awaiting continuation December 11.

New York Michael Misley Joint Legislative Committee Misley Federation Communist Party Martin Ludwig C. A. K. Martens United States Martens

Hays Outlines Two Republican Planks

Will Hays, chairman of the Republican committee, outlined two planks in an address in New York. He called for labor to gain an interest in the business it supports and for federal regulation of industry over government ownership. He also favored a taxation system that preserves business initiative.

New York Republican Party Will H. Hays National Republican Committee Hays Republican Woman's Executive Committee New York State John Glover Smith National Committee

Reconstruction Focused on Business, Self Determination

The passage notes the party's stance on full political self determination and its initial focus on reconstruction issues. It emphasizes that business was treated with appreciation as the first priority in addressing postwar challenges.

Lican Party Wus

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