Roosevelt Defends Arbitration Over Wilson on Adamson Law
Former President Theodore Roosevelt blasts President Wilson over the Adamson bill and coal strike handling. He touts arbitration and government action, accuses Wilson of setting dangerous precedents, and argues wage and labor policies must protect the public, workers, and national interests.
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Equal Suffrage Is Sure To Come Says Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes, Republican candidate for president, writes in Woman's Home Companion that women's interest in politics is clear on trips across the country. He asserts suffrage is a matter of justice and opposes delaying tactics, warning of growing feminism and political agitation if votes for women are postponed.
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Election remark evasive by short legged editor in Missouri
A garbled report from St. Louis on October 14 cites a Wetmoen Spectator editor in Nehama county facing detainment over a clerk role at an election. The piece notes a comment about a "short legged" figure and mentions Bis' flection, followed by unrelated fragments about Texel and Dad.
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