The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-08-13
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THE prohibition anendnenf ard the
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Charge that -senat0rtaI
0iigareiy.- lsi - SENATORS Lodge.
Fenrose and Smoot. selected Senator
Harding 10 Head the Republican, and
fastened into the party platform Tie
creed 81 bitterness and hate and the
vaellarinz policy that possesses III
Charges that millions IN campaign
funds have been gathered for the ~
dictionary cause. and warns the eoun-
try against cunning devices backed
by unlimited prodigal expenditures
rs confuse the lure.
Urges ratification Of the woman Suf-
fraze constitutional amendment. de-
| elaring women ARE entitled To the
| privilege of voting "a d matter Of right.
/ and because they win be helpful in
maintaining wholesome and patriotic
policy
| Scores the Republican platform for
absence Of "a line that breathes emo
| ton " pride" in the nations war
achievements. that while soldiers fell
| in the trenches President Wilson was
| broken in the enormous labor of his
Office
| penOunceS profIteering at length
| and promises that profiteers should
suffer the penalty of the criminal
law.
Advocates fair returns for both L.
! Dor and capital and approves the de
veIOpnent OF both Into large units
without injury 10 the public
| interest," Approves collective bar
/ gaining by labor through its own rep
resentatiyes. we should not by law
abridse a mans right either TO labor
or qait his employment"
Advocates more homeowners.
| Praises American youth for its war
service and declares nation owes q
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pendents and to the wounded, who
| should be trained and rehabiltated.
Saws America has neither lust f0i
Mexico's domain nor disposition |,
disturb her sovereign rights.
Advocates giving "a thorough teS'
to private ownership" under govern
ment regulations. the latter now be
ing accepted. Would provide financial
credits for the roads.
Pledges for heavy" and immediate
reduction of federal taxes.
Advocates reform of federal
agencies and activities
Commends federal reserve act as
the greatest factor in Americas wal
efforts next TO the personal sacrifices
of the people.
Advocates repeal of all war laws re
stricting freedom of speech and AS
sembly.
Asks for conservation of children by
prevention of child labor. adequate
pay for government employees, short
shift for anarchistie agitators ant
development of waterway Transports
ton.