President Wilson presses for national railway stability in August
Across August reports from Washington to Denver and Los Angeles trace President Wilson's push to avert a railroad strike and preserve prosperity. He urges Congress to pass nonpartisan tariffs, labor laws, and the Army appropriation, shipping and Philippine bills while appointing a joint American Mexican commission for peaceful settlement and signing key measures.
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Daly Democrats Press For Women's Suffrage Support
The piece cites a Democratic congressman arguing only lawmakers who supported suffrage should back it, noting President Wilson’s acceptance speech as a guide. It describes reactions in Washington and New Jersey, referencing the national mood and calls to avoid war while addressing domestic needs.
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