Living Wage Debate and Tax Proposals Amid War Finance
In the House Ways and Means room lawmakers debate war revenue and profits taxes. Governor Brumbaugh backs high income and war profits taxes while Rep. Baer argues against profiteering and for broader relief. Discussion touches labor, inheritance taxes, and anti profiteering costs versus enforcement. Miss Rankin gains labor support for Senate bid as Gompers endorses her campaign work for workers' rights. President Wilson warns against mob violence as propaganda spreads.
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House
House Committee On Ways and Means
Irman Kitchin
Brnmbaugh
Pennsylvania
Ee Cmede
Farmers National Committee On War Finance
Benjamin C. Marsh
John M. Baer
North Dakota
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Easwomoce
National War Labor Board
William Howard Taft
F. P. Walsh
Ape Sallenie
Eee
Americas
Northwest
Miss Rankin
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Jven
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Senate
Waren
Tang
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
National Association of Patriotic Societies
Solid West rises as farm alliance reshapes politics
The article outlines a new political bloc called the Solid West led by farmers expanding from North Dakota into South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas and beyond. It notes support from labor in some states and lists key figures like H F Samuels in Idaho and Senators Borah and Nugent backing Nonpartisan League efforts. Washington state hosts about 20 000 league members as farm groups unite for influence in upcoming elections.
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St. Paul
North Dakota
National
Nonpartisan League
Gulf of Mexico
South Dakota
M. P. Bates
Nebraska
Farmers’ League
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Monina
Idaho
H. F. Samuels
William E. Borah
John F. Nugent
Nonpartisan League For Re
State dairy regulations aim to cut losses and waste
Federal food officials order handling and churning rules to reduce creamery waste. A state committee will oversee county investigations to align dairy practices with wartime needs, limit cream stations, and fix prices to protect producers while ensuring quality.
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Jal Speay Co
J. J. Osterhous
State Dairy Division
The
Food Administration
Osterhous
Mae
Dairy Commission
Late Opening Of All Schools And Farm Labor Help
The North Dakota Council of Defense endorsed delaying school openings to September 30 with short Christmas and spring breaks to boost farm labor. State education officials cite minimal June farm work and potential grain shortages without local support during harvest and threshing. Federal Farm Help Specialist John B. Brown warns current migrant labor is insufficient to meet this year’s needs.
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Bismarck
North Dakota Council of Defense
State Board of Education
North Dakota
Thomas Allan Box
Superintendent of Public Instruction
N. C. Macdonald
John B. Brown
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Brown
Mr. Brown
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Washington News
Solons
Baer
Farmers Movement
N. C
Gulf
Washington
Iowa
Solid West
Solid South
State Council of Defense
Council