Spelling Reform and Civil Service Debates in Roosevelts Era
The article discusses the heated response to the presidents order to adopt simplified spelling for 300 words, opposition from publishers and congress, and possible withdrawal. It notes Roosevelt's stance and the push for higher government clerks’ pay, plus Civil Service Commission changes and a sensational lobby scene involving General Grosvenor at the Capitol.
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