Cost of Republican filibuster cripples postwar plans
The piece argues that Senate filibusters by Republicans jeopardize veteran demobilization, rail and construction supply, job placement programs, land reclamation, water power use, and public works. It accuses party leadership of treachery to national welfare and defends President Wilson for not calling a special session, blaming obstructionists for stalled postwar measures.
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President Wilson and Taft Urge League Of Nations Support
The article recounts a New York speech linking arms with Taft in urging adoption of the League of Nations to align debt with humanity and avert war. It notes a dignified critique by opponents, calls for unity across parties, and cites political reaction, including a Pennsylvania defense official’s warnings about anti League rhetoric and the 1920s congressional landscape.
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Eight Years of Democracy in Congress and Its Legacy
The piece recounts Democratic control of the House and Senate from 1911 to 1916 under Taft and Wilson, noting major laws and reforms. It highlights the passage of the income tax, the Federal Reserve Act, the creation of regulatory bodies, and wartime preparations, while acknowledging criticism of inaction and partisanship. It contrasts perceived achievements with disillusionment over congressional disengagement.
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Lodge's Resolution and the Senate Split Over the League
The Lodge resolution divides the Sixty-fifth Congress as thirty Republican senators, over a third of the Senate, frame a stance on the League of Nations. Critics, including Representative Guardia and former Attorney General George W. Warner, argue Republicans risk peace by opposing the treaty while backing a covenant that could prevent future wars.
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Unclear OCR fragment on work and ads in The Times
Fragmentary text references grinding noise and an auto shop sign in The Times. Mentions paying hours and rotors advertised, but the passage is garbled with missing words and names, making full sense unlikely.
Bonus for honorably discharged soldiers set at $60
The notice announces a $60 bonus for honorably discharged service members after March 1, 1999. Eligible veterans receive the bonus with their first paycheck. those discharged earlier must send discharge papers dating back to April 6, 1917 and their last discharge date to the Zones Finance Officer in Washington, DC. Discharge papers will be returned with the check.
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Fragmentary Civil War Era Reflection On Enduring Achievements
A damaged snippet muses that even during the Civil War, many great and lasting deeds were accomplished. The fragment hints at perseverance and notable actions amid conflict, though specifics and names are not preserved.
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