Labor-Labor Party Aims Democracy in Industry
United Press article by Parley Parker Christensen argues for democratizing industry through worker involvement and responsibility. It critiques autocratic industry trends and forecasts potential gains for Western states and several congressional districts, while noting Cox and Harding offer no plan on reconstruction.
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Parley Parker Christensen
Parmer-Labor Party
United Preas
Cam
Kaneas
America
Labor Party
Labor
Cox
Harding
Senator Harding
Eagle of Nations
House of Representatives
Chris
Inenter
Democratic speakers rally for moral duties in Texas
United States Senator Morris leads a Democratic day with Sen Sheppard at Levy's theatre and later Col Whittlesey and Herbert Parsons at the Metropolitan theatre. The speakers urge national and local approval and frame democracy and Woodrow Wilson as moral guides in the push for public office.
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United States
Morris
Texas
Sheppard
of Nations
Wilson Wedy
Levy
Women’s Democratic Committee
Woodrow
Metropolitan Theatre
Col
W. C. Whittlesey
Argonne
Herbert Parsons
New York
Mra. H. C.er
Connecticut
Poin dexter as speaker at Young Men's Republican club
United States Senator Miles Poin dexter spoke at Meve's cafeteria on Thursday afternoon urging Americanism as the key issue in the current campaign. He denounced league of nations criticism and the push for Japan's equality, while John A. Gellally reported optimistic prospects for Hart's Republican ticket in the upcoming election.
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United States
Miles Point
Repub Club
Meve
Camia
Harding
Haling
United States Senate
League of Nations
Ben
Beattie Churches Rally Behind Soldiers Bonus Bill
Local churches in Beattie plan backing for a soldiers bonus bill, urging support from community leaders and congregations. City officials have not yet set a vote date, but organizers emphasize veterans' relief and civic duty.
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Beattie
Harding Chorus Man Targeted In Political Blast
A fiery political diatribe denounces Republican stalwarts in Congress and Senator Harding for wartime policies, profiteering, and postelection maneuvering. It accuses them of blocking reconstruction, misusing votes, and calls Cox a camouflaging opportunist.
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Harding
Palmer
Cox
Canton
Ohio
Jimmie
Akron
Wiggler
Wobbler
Jimmie Cox
Jimmy
Sunday Services to Expose Referen dum No. 2 Bonus Bill
The Sunday program will devote part of its services to an exposition of Referen dum No. 2 the soldiers bonus bill, highlighting its provisions and implications for veterans.
Moore Quits Race to Back Miller in Congress Bid
H. Alvin Moore withdraws as an independent candidate for Congress and announces he will support John Miller. In a letter to William Schrieber, president of the Railway Men's Welfare League, Moore says his bid would advance the former labor party’s cause.
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League of Nations
Warren G. Harding
The
United States
Labor Party
H. Alvin Moore
William Schrieber
Railway Men's Welfare League
John I
Miller
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