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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
5
The Unionville Republican printing co publishers editor outline contact details and pricing for subscriptions. It notes address, issuing office in Unionville Missouri, and post office entry as second class matter dated May 12 1920 with price 6.50 per year in advance and 1.00 outside the U. S.
An Omaha Bee editorial accuses Secretary Baker of responsible mismanagement and waste in war camps and plants including Nitro and Camp Sherman. It cites unpaid losses around 78000 dollars, fraudulent contracting, diverted materials, and stalled disposal of cotton and lumber after the war, urging accountability and inspectors.
Johnson beat an unidentified opponent in New Jersey preliminaries as a campaign fight over the nomination intensifies. The article notes bitterness between Johnson and Wood and doubts any unity at Chicago for a possible nomination.
Washington declares the Republican Congress has not only saved two billion dollars for taxpayers but also for American industry by cutting two major government expenditures. The Republican Publicity Association urges the public to support Congress against Democratic attacks. President Jonathan Bourne Jr argues the savings free capital for productive industry and trade, calling for continued public backing of Congress.
Missouri Republican platform condemns the League of Nations treaty and urges congress to adopt a peace resolution. It calls for tax relief, labor and capital protection, veteran compensation, constitutional revision, fair redistricting, higher teachers pay, better roads, and ratification of federal suffrage. The document praises Senator Selden F. Spencer and endorses Jacob L. Babler, George E. Hackman, Sam Baker, and key party leaders while urging equal representation and continued strict law enforcement.
Mrs Ros St John traveled to Ceather Lew Davis on Saturday to see her to all.
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