Record comments on labor strikes and prohibition bias
The Record argues both coal and railroad strikes are driven by labor leaders resisting peace talks and argues labor refuses concessions postwar. It criticizes The Literary Digest as biased against prohibition, noting repeated anti prohibition cartoons and quotes. The piece questions poll reliability on prohibition sentiment.
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Barbecue at L F D hosted by PTA on July 20 evening
The Parent-Teachers Association will hold an old fashioned barbecue at the L F D on Thursday July 20 from five to eight p m. An advertisement notes a fifty cent plate.
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