Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-07-04
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.


IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
Charles City Press: The main respon-
sibifity for preparing or warding on
future crime waves lies with the par
ents, of course. Discipline and SELF
control with normal outlets for energy
and enthusiasm should start at home IN
Infancy and continue through the child's
minority. But il parents fail for any
of many possible reasons, the c0mmun-
ity still has responsibility which 1t
has cvaded too commonly in the past.
These unfortunate youngsters are often
not defective but simply needing special
understanding and attention. Give
them chance and beat the future
crime wave.
Iowa Falls Citizen: The time is not
far distant when congress will be devils
ing WAYS and means Of collecting less
taxes rather than formulating plans to
collect more taxes.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: 1t is possible
that if Senator Lodge had been a men,
Ter Of the expeditionary force and
participant in the terrible battle Of the
Argonne, he would have asked the COM
manding general to postpone his victo-
rious attack until he, the senator. could
&C back to Paris and take bath.
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+, Manson Journal: II You watch close
in these race riots, you will nearly al
WAYS find the white criminal is trying
to punish the black criminal. When the
white criminal is taught to let the law
take its course with the black criminal
il will 20 long way toward solving the
race problem.
Des Moines Capital: II Mr.. Hamilton
Holt could be secured Mt his real value
end sold ut his imaginary value there
would accrue great profit between the
two transactions.
Sibley Tribune: DemagOgy not only
wastes the substance Of the people. but
il threatens the public order. The race
riots that have disgraced the country
ray be traced to it.
Dubuque Telegraph Herald: The
mere maintenance Of the armies still
operating in Europe would have put an
ntolerablc burden on the peoples In
days of comparative prosperity. What
rust it mean now when everything is
being paid In promises on tomorrow. In
the hope that tomorrow may never
come.
Correctionville News: CorrectiOnville
either has or has had nearly everything
that goes to make up a modern city
except race riot. Unfortunately we
lave no representative OF the colOred
race residing within our walls.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Where ~
the galoot who predicted that following
a mild winter we were sure to have
cool summer?
Knoxville Journal: Admiral Sims has
put his foot in it again. His London
speech told a lot Of unpalatable truths
in plain, blunt language that everybody
can understand and most everyone can
appreciate, but he seems to have over
looked the fact that the Irish vote in
this country must he taken care Of.
Waterloo Tines Tribune: Down In
Texas they have sheriff who insists
that people wearing bathing suits on the
teaches must battle. Thus, one by one.
our personal liberties so.
Coon Rapids Enterprise: There can
he no boom Whatever improvement
COMES will come slowly. The best thing
that can be done is to keep a cheerful
spirit and work out of any possible EN-
barra ssmcnt as rapidly rs possible.
Attention, Farmers.
Bring your cream to the Ubben 4