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THE TARIFF AND 3VAGES
The wage of the cotton factory has
always been low. It is at the very
bottom of the wage scale of the in
dustries of the country. There is
talk for tariff in behalf of the cot
ton "interests."
Senator La Follette, in a recent
speech, discussed profits made by the
cotton manufacturers.
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SKenrKoep0f?m, 7G1'9(57 in 1910 to
$5,052,681 in 1918. In 1920 the
Beacon company earned 100 per cent
on its outstanding preferred stock
JfhoDai;tnoutl1 mill' paid 32 per
cent on its common stock and put
more than two and a half millions
into surplus. The Tocumseh mills
earned 100 per cent with another
Hundred in quick assets. And so it
Raising of wages is not in the
SSShffi tUe Pe,ple in arge of "e
tariff billsave in their writings and
speeches. Cleveland Press.
(From the Chicago Journal, July 22)
Fitness of women to sit in the
United States senato became a nation
al campaign issue today.
Cordell Hull, chairman of the
Democratic national committee,
placed the Democrats on record as
favorable to women. He denounced
the Republican position as stated by
Senator Medill McCormick, chairman
of the Republican national campaign
committee, who has been quoted as
saying women were fitted only for
"littlo jobs."
While the controversy raged prin
cipally about the candidacy of Mrs.
Anna Olesen, Democratic candidate
for senator in Minnesota, it has
spread to Illinois. Mr. McCormick is
a candidate to succeed himself as sen
ator from Illinois in 1924. Already
his political enemies of the Small
Thompson Lundin group have 6taTted
to flood southern and central Illinois
with propaganda designed to arouse
Illinois women against him because
of his reported statement belittling
women in politics.
WOMEN EQUAL MEN, SAYS HULL'
Chairman Hull's statement today
declares that the Democratic party
puts women on an equality with men.
He said the candidacy of Mrs. Olesen
should prove an inspiration to the
women of America. Mr. Hull said:
"The recent published statement by
Senator Medill McCormick, chairman
of the Republican senatorial cam
paign committee in which he said,
'Persons might vote for a woman for
superintendent of schools br for the
town council or other little jobs like
that, but when if comes to the Senate
of the United States they simply will
not do it,' and that he did not believe
women will vote for Mrs. Olesen, the
Democratic candidate for United
States senator from Minnesota,
should not go unchallenged by the"
women of America.
""r "The Democratic national commit
tee resents this slur upon the capacity
of women to hold important offices,
such as United States senator or con
gressman, which, in this instance, is
aimed at the Democratic nominee for
senator in the progressive state of
Minnesota.
"The Democratic party believes in
the selection of the most competent
capable and suitable persons to office,
regardless of sex. Wherever it finds
these qualities in any person, man or
woman, the Democratic party favors
the selection and election of such per
sons. The case of Mrs. Olesen pre
eminently meets this requirement of
the Democratic party. The Republi
can party through one o,f its chief
spokesmen openly repudiates this
policy and this test, and makes an un
just discrimination against women,
however fit and capable they may be.
The Democratic party and the
Democratic national committee recog
nize the absolute equality of women
with men in political affairs. They
recognize the right of women to an
equal participation in the party or
ganization and the conduct of cam
paigns, and as evidence of this the
Democratic national committee- is
Sfi S? equlry of.men and women,
and this nnliov in ovfan .'
SfcE .SKS??. the party
iimi. WI1UI1 POSSlDle.
The Republican national commit
tee has never recognized the right of
women to be members of that body
and to take ermnl nnrt n i. .i..Jl
of its affairs. The chairman of the
Republican senatorial campaign com
mittee now denies in effect the right
of women to hold any important of
fice, regardless of qualification, imply
ing that they all lack capacity and
are therefore untit.
"The necessary inference of Chair
man McCormick's statement is that
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