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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
2
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The piece warns that Italy seeks compensation for wartime promises with land, reflecting a pattern shared by Japan and Britain. It notes 1917 colonial repartition in the Pacific, Shantung disputes, and Wilson's stance against secret pacts. It argues U.S. abstention from such agreements aligns with his fourteen points.
The article weighs government versus private rail ownership amid higher wartime rates and potential strikes, citing Germany and Charles S. Keith on lumber lows likely to rise in five years due to production costs and European demand. It lauds President Wilson resisting land annexations as contrary to fourteen points and warns against unjust territorial gains.
Japan campaigns to extend voting rights to all men, expanding from 1.6 million current voters to about 12 million eligible male citizens. The effort reflects a broad push for broader political participation in the empire.
The report states the treaty will be submitted to the German delegation within the week and final arrangements completed within three weeks according to present plans.
The piece argues Italy deserves better pay for liberty work and warns against wealth-driven revolts. It endorses constitutional tax measures in the U S but criticizes socialism as a temporary fix. It calls for intelligent action and education to reduce poverty rather than broad wage increases for the lazy and vice-ridden.
The article argues blood and ancestry shape life but wealth is forged by recent effort. Most fortunes come from the last generations, not ancestral savings, and the aim is to give children the best start in life through prudent saving rather than preserving vast riches forever.
Eighty five thousand German helmets captured by Allied troops are to be awarded as prizes to Federal district committees in the Victory Liberty Loan campaign. They will go to the best selling counties and cities. Frank R. Wilson and Lewis B. Franklin appear on Treasury steps in Washington.
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