President Wilson Addresses Labor Plans and Unemployment
President Wilson urged joint action by federal state and local governments to expand public works and create jobs for returning soldiers. He warned against using unemployment for propaganda and emphasized expanding infrastructure to stabilize the postwar labor market. Governors and labor leaders discussed wage conditions, strikes, and the need to prevent unrest while rebuilding the economy.
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Calotabs Promoted for Relief in Digestive Ailments
Fragmented OCR notes describe Calotabs as a treatment for various digestive issues, mentioning taking Caletape and Caletad in connection with relief. The text is garbled and lists numbers and stray letters without clear events or persons.
Tells of United Wendys Aid to Students on Aid
Fragmentary notice reports efforts by Mrs Thowes F Walsh and others to support students on aid. The text hints at a commission or homage related to education, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR.
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Government Means Service, President Tells Conference
The president delivers a passionate address urging unity and practical action to coordinate federal, state, and local efforts. He emphasizes service, responsibility, and the need to leverage executive minds to benefit governors, counties, and citizens nationwide.
Democrats Cheer Mann On Halt Future Wars Speech
A House session saw Speaker Magnan and Democrats praising Mann for declaring a plan to avert future wars by easing fiscal policy and avoiding heavy debt. GOP leaders criticized the approach as insufficient, urging broader international or domestic measures. The debate highlighted tensions over tax policy, national security, and the nation’s wartime debts.
McAdoo to Open Law Offices in New York April
Former secretary of the treasury William G. McAdoo plans to open law offices in New York on April 3. His health reportedly improved though authorities note lingering concerns. Local readers see confirmation of the bid amid ongoing public attention to his earlier role in the tragedy.
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