Nonpartisan League leader urges labor to join farmers in war effort
In Buffalo on November 16 a Nonpartisan League speaker appealed to organized labor to unite with farmers to win the war and secure a fair share of produce value. He argued farmers earn 29 billion annually but receive only about 218 dollars per family, while labor and business split the rest through profiteering. He claimed price gaps exist in pork, shoes, clothing, machinery, and wheat, criticizing mills and packers, and urged action against profiteering as a national wartime need.
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Nonpartisan League
LABOR
United Press
Buffalo
Ifbor
Gompers
Townley
Bayonet Drill At Camp Lewis Draws Wry Attention
Staff correspondent describes Sammy at bayonet school at Camp Lewis Tacoma. He mimics fighting moves with bare steel stabber as instructors supervise while some blades are capped. Minor blood appears only as scratches and soldiers prefer this drill.
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Danderine Claims Dandruff Vanishes After Use
The ad asserts dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp with fingertips. It promises a net bottle at any drug store and claims hair will be saved as dandruff and itching cease after a few uses.
Townley urges broad worker alliance to support war effort
In a rallying speech President A C Townley of the Nonpartisan League appeals to unite farmers and labor behind the government in the war. He argues ending middlemen and profiteers will raise living standards and equip troops, while political plans seek a broad national coalition despite alien-enemy concerns.
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A. C Townley
League
American Federation of Labor
Townley
St. Paul
Pantheo-Agricultural Organization
United States
Bny
This is no time to pat ourselves on the back
President and officials respond to setback with caution and resolve. Critics urge steady course as economy and foreign policy face trials. The mood remains vigilant, with calls for unity and careful handling of ongoing challenges.
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Washington
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