Wilson outlines methods to curb the high cost of living
In a Washington address to Congress President Wilson stresses urgent legislative steps to lower living costs. He cites artificial price increases, urges criminalization of illicit practices, and calls for federal licensing of interstate commerce firms and clear price labeling for goods. He notes pending measures on security issue control and warns of grave global conditions.
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America must prove mettle in crisis of peace
In a plea to unite and act with intelligence, the speaker argues that the United States must quicken production, aid Europe’s return to normal life, and avoid threats while pursuing sober policies. He stresses keeping the world steady, resisting violence, and urging fair dealing among producers, middlemen, and merchants to curb high prices and ensure continued supply. Continued on Page Seven.
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