The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
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The iusistcuco NJ republicans Tor
an imncduaDo rNir, brsston of con
Rrcss Is backed by a vel founded and
NubsHn'iil argument iu tho form m
a resume Of important legislation
which await. action ana upon which
rests tho desuug OF lmpnrnn, "a.
uoual iniorrstr There is no ques.
uonlHg whH PRECEDENT Wilson meant
wh"n he said he would not can an
citra session untll his return from
Europe ana that he intended io re-
main AZ the peace conference until
n was over "over there
Tho plea ~ those who form the
majority of the 65th congrcss fur an
immedlho extra session IL well
founded The important legislation
which must hc passed before the
end OF The fiscal year was OF such a
character that II could not be rushed
through the short session with ne
necessary and proper discussion
RESOLUTIONS Tor tho continuance of
appropria tiona under existing law
cannot he rcsoricd to because OF the
war time nature OF last years bins
New schedules must bc formed and
Ereai amount OF time Had thought
given 10 the subject before the new
bills become laws.
Tho necessity for tho passage OF
tho military. naval agricultural
District or Columbia and bills Of u
similar nature is not the only reason
why an extra session should he ~
work without further delay THE |
situation or the country,
facing the trying period OF recon
structlon hestiiateH 10 learn what. is |
80 be done with tho railroads What |
4, to bo done with tho telephone and !
telegraph linos and tho cables |
Daily agitation Is apparent from tho |
present control Of these utilities |
Labor is shsky over tho fact That |
eral Influx OF immigrants to flood |
the already crowded labor market. |
Legislation to control this situation. |
until times become normal again. In |
demanded The controversy regard. |
ing present laws pertaining to army |
courts-martlal has brought up the |
question OF a revision of these laws |
pr perhaps Il complete substitute
Any one OF these questions IL
enough to demand the attention OF
he president and make him realize
his plain duty-a duty paramount to
everything leagues of natlonas,
politics and everything else. The
interests OF the country demand at
,ontlon, and II they fail 20 receive
his attention tho blame will rest up
IN the head OF one Woodrow
Wilson. The 66th congress Is ready
md waiting for It's call to work. The
i5th congress, controlled by tho VIII
ION followers failed to properly ar
'ange It's program and made a sad
lttompt to cover up It's failure 10y an
attempt to place tho blamosat the
loor7 OF the republicans This nj
empt failed because the people have
,cSme sick and tired OF witnessing
he cxtravAgant expenditures OF
,ublic money without regard to the
merits OF the roasons back Of the
Expenditures. II It had not been for
he fact that republican senators TO.
used to allow these bills To he sail
oaded through at thc last minute,
he 65th congress would have had
made wasteful extravaganza To It's
rcdit than IT has now
\ republican congress is ready
q act only ono thing is lacking
he word go from Mr. Wilson who
apparently fears 10 give that word
because he wishes to gag congress
while be breaches tntcrnauonalism
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