North Carolina Views on Sit-Down Strikes and Taxes
A State editorial defends labor rights to join unions and strike while urging peaceful, lawful outcomes. It laments excessive government reporting and taxes, proposing More Taxes, Less Reports as a new slogan amid concerns over regulatory burden and notary requirements.
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National Guard
North Carolina
More Taxes and Reports Pile Up at Social Security Office
The article laments an overload of forms required to file reports under the Social Security Act. It notes monthly, quarterly, semi annual, state, district, and federal reports, arguing the burden is heavy and repetitive.
Two Platform Planks for Public Office
Editorial argues for two political planks a six year presidential term and moving holidays to Monday. It suggests one term avoids mid term political struggle and notes public fatigue with second terms, while endorsing shifting holidays to extend the weekend. The piece uses historical presidents to illustrate the point.
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United States
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Proposal for shifting Wednesday holiday to Monday
The author suggests moving a midweek holiday to Monday to create a three day weekend. This would produce a continuous rest period, then a full uninterrupted work week, claiming broader convenience and maintained business activity.
Rotten Politics and the Legacy of Lincoln Steffens
The piece reflects on widespread political corruption beyond one town, tracing the muckraker Steffens and his investigations into city graft in New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. It notes reform efforts often faltered, with both honest men and corrupt bosses shaping governance, and concludes mankind changes little despite periodic honesty waves.
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Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
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