Wood Urges Cooperation of Capital and Labor to Reduce Costs
Leonard Wood argues production and harmony between capital and labor, warning against rash experiments. He calls for fair dealing, continued sound policies, and increased production to ease living costs. He favors measures to curb bad business, shared burdens, humane working conditions, and fair wage distribution. He cites Lincoln to stress cooperative citizenship and mutual responsibility.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lim
Wood and Woody Lead in Poll and Latin Country Names
Leslie's Weekly shows Leonard Wood in the lead for president in a nationwide poll intended to reveal public sentiment among Republicans and Democrats. The survey lists Wood ahead of Lawden, Johnson, Poindexter, Wilson, McAdoo, and Cox. The piece also explains Latin feminine country names ending in ia such as Britannia Germania Helvetia Espana.
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Leslie
Leonard Woot
Leonard Wood
Frank Lawden
Hiram Johneon
Poindester
Wilron
Uae
W. G. McAdoo
Cox
Ohio
Britannia
Germania
Helvetia
Esponia
England
Germany
France
Spain
Jeffersonian Americanism and equal justice for all
The text extols Jeffersons inaugural pledge of equal and exact justice for citizens of every state and persuasion. It argues Americanization includes civic rights, freedom of thought, and the duty to educate newcomers about times and political faiths, stressing noninterference with beliefs while pursuing universal justice. It reflects on historical inequalities and the American ideal guiding policy and civic conduct.
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Thomas Jefferson
America
United States
Jefferson
Falle Lowe
No Title Available From Fragments Of Revolutionary Speech
Fragmentary OCR preserves a 18th century rhetoric about Josiah Quincy Jr and the Boston Port Bill of 1774. The draft references revolutionary resolve, willingness to die for liberty, and calls to American unity from Lexington to Yorktown, noting Quincy's 1774 address and the era's test of posterity.
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Josiah Quincy, Jr
Boston
Quincy
Port
Furniere
Concord
Cele
Lexington
Yorktown
Berry
United States
Berg
Ander
Hebris
Walter
Uherty
When They Growl at After Dance Pleasures
A fragmented notice from the Atlanta Constitution notes post dance behavior and requests payment, with unclear details and surrounding context.
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Atlanta Constitution
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WOODY
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Michigan
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Lennard Wood
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