Wilsons nonpartisan pose attacked by Shaw and press critics
The piece discusses Dr. Shaw and magazine defenders criticizing President Wilson for abandoning civil service laws and adopting partisan tactics. It contrasts newspapers and magazines, praising newspapers for reflecting daily life, and notes Indiana's 69th General Assembly actions including direct primaries and teachers pensions while opposing certain suffrage and prohibition measures.
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Indiana General Assembly
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