Fight It With Organization The Sun Editorial 1919
The Sun argues Republicans must organize to defeat Wilson’s League of Nations as a party issue. It condemns Hughes for opposing party action and asserts only a united Republican front can counter the Democratic push. It warns the 1920 campaign centers on the League and urges party leaders to act or face political suicide.
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Suffrage Leaders Attend Session Amid Bill’s Defeat
The Woman's Suffrage Jeive Committee met as the bill failed. Attendees included Miss Attia B. Lawthier of Dubuque, Iowa Suffrage Association leaders Mrs. Frank Dodson Des Moines chair of Legislative Committee, Mrs. Fred Crowley, Mrs. Earl Linn, Mrs. Annabelle Wallace Des Moines, Mrs. W. H. Spaulding Grinnell, and Mrs. J. A. Pavitt Oskaloosa. News, March.
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Language program debate urged in state schools
A Republican editorial argues that the state should require teaching the American language in all schools to foster patriotism after the war. It contends German language instruction is unnecessary for religion and asserts English needs to be the sole statute for American citizens. The piece urges immediate action to enroll every child in English instruction.
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Untitled fragment speaks on citizens and immigration program
Fragmented text discusses a program aimed at better laws and duties to the state. It mentions foreign born persons, visas, and dedication to provide for children and welfare within the host state. The overall tone suggests advocacy for a citizenship or immigration policy.
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