Democratic critique of wasteful appropriations and waterways
A Charlotte News editorial attacks government waste and excess in federal spending. It argues excessive appropriations harm labor and taxes, defends waterways and postal funding, and urges restraint, accountability, and a focus on productive national projects. It singles out political figures and criticizes graft while urging unity against waste.
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Jewies
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Harry
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Stinuiohs
North Carolina
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Nery
Oroo
Visti
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Ty der
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Washington
Hecht
J. P. Caldwell
Oscar Underwood
Congress
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Department of the Fanent
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Railroads
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Aulinde of the Parties Toward Wenn
A polluted excerpt discusses party stances on women suffrage and economic policy. It cites Governor Wilson and the 1912 era lines on costs of living, budgets, and the role of women in purchasing and household planning influencing policy viewpoints. It aims to show gender and party dynamics shaping reform debates.
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Democratic Party
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Woodmen encampment opens in Hendersonville NC
The Woodmen of the World jurisdiction W holds its first encampment in Hendersonville spanning a week. Adjutant General R L Leinster was invited to review NC forces and attend. camp grounds named Camp Leinster in his honor. Recounts a separate contest involving Gill Catlin and Igoe. a gas meter quips about its length.
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North Carolina
Hendresonville
R. L. Leinster
Camp
Leinster
Gill
St. Louis
Catlin
Igoe
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