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Editorial Paragraphs
January 2, 1929 issue

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The article focuses on various political issues all over the world. The new year opens hopefully for international peace with the submission of the Bolivian-Paraguayan boundary dispute to arbitration and the agreement in Europe in regard to a committee to reexamine reparations and debts. Senator Borah's handling Kellogg Pact has won him two distinct victories. The announcement that Senator James E. Watson of Indiana is to become the Republican floor leader in the Senate is extremely unwelcome. An amazing victory for organized labor has been scored by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers in the organization of the leading men's clothing factories on the Pacific Coast.

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WORLD politics; INTERNATIONAL relations; PEACE; WAR reparations; LEGISLATORS -- United States; UNITED States
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