The National Capital View on War and Peace Role
In a 1919 era analysis E. E. Jones notes European nations push for large navies and a balance of power while U S leaders promote shipbuilding. He cites Clemenceau, Wilson, Daniels, and debates on a League of Nations amid postwar reconstruction and industrial shifts. Bolshevik fears surface as major cities grow, training camps persist, and reconstruction ministries form.
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America
Great Britain
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Washington Labor Turmoil in Postwar Rail Sectors
A critique of McAdoo's rail labor policy contrasts private management with wartime control, noting unions and wage disputes among express employees, and the labor board's resistance to aggressive union demands. It covers demobilization effects, shortages of workers, and rising costs, with commentary on attitudes toward labor and capital in the aftermath of the Armistice.
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America
McAdoo
Express Company
United States
Express
Labor Board
Brotherhood of Amerigan Railway Express
National War Labor Board
Russell Bobb
Washington
Fletown
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