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THIRD SUPPLEMENT, JANUARY 1916—MARCH 1917
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Debate Index
Third Supplement
January 1916—March 1917
Books Indexed
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Reference lists.
Manuscript lists.
Chicago University. qr 325 C43
The literacy test for immigrants. Igló.
The same. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . q 325 C43
Debaters’ handbook series.
no.32. Johnsen, J. E. comp. Selected articles on unemployment.
1915. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 331 J35
no.33. Beman, L. T. comp. Selected articles on prohibition of the
liquor traffic. I915. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 178 B42
no.34. Phelps, E. M. comp. Selected articles on the American
merchant marine. I916. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 387 P48
no.35. Reely, M. K. comp. Selected articles on minimum wage.
I917. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 331.2 R28a
no.36. Van Valkenburgh, Agnes, comp. Selected articles on mili-
tary training in schools and colleges. I917. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 355.07 VI7
Duplicate copies of this series may be borrowed for home use from the Lending
Department.
Debaters’ handbook series, Abridged.
Nº no.11. Johnsen, J. E. comp. Selected articles on athletics.
1917. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 371.74 J35
* no. 12. , Parsons, M. P. comp. Selected articles on non-resistance.
o 1916. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘. . . r 172 P26
Duplicate copies of this series may be borrowed for home use from the Lending
Department.
gº Augustus P. & Hillquit, Morris. r 355.973 G18
Must we arm? I916.
QY Independent. Jan. 24, 1916—March 5, 1917. V.85–89. qr of I I24
S; Intercollegiate debates. v.5–7. I915–17. r oz8 P35
.S. Literary digest. Feb. 26, 1916. v.52, no.9. qr ošI L74I'd
axim, Hudson, comp. r 355.973 M52
Leading opinions both for and against national defense. I916.
The same. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355.973 M521
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National Child Labor Committee. r 331.3 NI5c
Child labor bulletin. Feb. 1916. v.4, no.4, pt.2.
National Civic Federation. r 351.8 N15
Shall the government own and operate the railroads, the telegraph
and telephone systems? Shall the municipalities own their utilities?
I9I5.
Oklahoma University.
Selling munitions of war. I915. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 341.3 O22
Single tax. I915. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 336.22 O22
Workmen's compensation. I915 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 331,823 O22,
Oregon High School Debating League. T 374.4 O28'
Announcements for the year 1916/17.
Taft, William Howard, & Bryan, W. J. r 172 T13
Proposal for a league to enforce peace. Igró.
University debaters' annual, 1915/16. roz8 U253
The same. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o28 U253
Washington (state) University. r or 6.35507 W27
Bulletin no.20: Military training in the public schools. Igló.
Welday, John Oliver. roz8 W47
Debaters' manual. I916.
Yale University Debating Association. r 324.3 YI3
Discussion of woman suffrage. IQI4.
Topics
American women and French women. See French women and Ameri-
Carl WOIIle11.
Annexation of boroughs. See Cities.
Arbitration, Compulsory industrial.
Arbitration boards with compulsory power should be provided for
by the United States government to settle disputes between employers
and wage workers. Welday, p.67: Briefs and references.
A compulsory arbitration law should be enacted to settle all labor
disputes on railroads and other common carriers. Independent.
Nov. 6, 1916. v.88, p.26o: Briefs and references.
Army (United States). Increase.
The army of the United States should be enlarged. Welday, p. 158:
Briefs and references. -
The United States should immediately and materially increase the
army and navy. Intercollegiate debates, v.7, p.339: Speeches.
Athletics.
Interscholastic and intercollegiate athletic contests as now carried
on in American schools and colleges are desirable. Welday, p.152:
Briefs and references.
Athletics—continued.
Our present system of interschool and intercollegiate athletics is
detrimental and its replacement by universal athletics under educa-
tional control would be desirable. Debaters’ handbook ser., Abridged,
no. II: Briefs, references and selected articles.
Bank deposits, Guarantee of.
Deposits in state banks should be guaranteed by the states granting
charters to these banks, and deposits in national banks should be
guaranteed by the national government. Welday, p. Io.4: Briefs and
references.
Bible in the public schools.
The Bible should be taught in the public schools of the United
States. Welday, p.33: Briefs and references.
Boroughs, Annexation of. See Cities.
Cabinet ministers (United States).
Members of the president's cabinet should have seats and a voice
in the discussions carried on in the United States Senate and House
of representatives. Welday, p.5o: Briefs and references.
California alien land law.
California’s anti-alien land legislation was justifiable. C. L. of P.
Reference lists.
Capital punishment.
Capital punishment is necessary and should be continued. Wel–
day, p.38: Briefs and references.
Child labor.
A brief for the Keating-Owen bill. National Child Labor Com-
mittee. Child labor bulletin. Feb. 1916. v.4, no.4, pt.2.
China.
The United States should insist that the open door policy, as laid
down by John Hay, be strictly respected by all nations. Intercol-
legiate debates, v.7, p.209: Speeches and references.
Church, The.
Are the Protestant churches losing their hold on the masses?
C. L. of P. Reference lists.
The church should be an advocate of social reform. Welday,
p.45: Briefs and references.
Cities.
The annexation of boroughs is beneficial to a city. C. L. of P.
Reference lists.
City manager plan.
All American cities should adopt the Dayton, Ohio, city manager
plan of municipal government. Independent. April 3, 1916. v.86,
p.40: Briefs and references.
The city manager form of government should be adopted by all
New England cities of over Ioo,000 population, except Boston. Uni-
5
City manager plan—continued.
versity debaters' annual, 1915/16, p.145: Briefs, speeches and refer-
€ Il C6 S. *
The city manager plan of government should be adopted by Ameri-
can municipalities. Intercollegiate, debates, v.7, p.III: Speeches and
references.
Classical education.
Are Latin and Greek an essential part of a good education? C. L.
of P. Reference lists.
Compulsory health insurance. See Insurance, Health.
Compulsory military service. See Military service, Compulsory.
Compulsory vaccination. See Vaccination.
Cookery.
Cooking should be taught in the public schools. C. L. of P. Ref-
erence lists.
Disarmament.
Armaments are promoters of peace. C. L. of P. Reference lists.
Divorce.
The power to regulate marriage and divorce should be granted to
the United States government by a constitutional amendment. Wel-
day, p.92: Briefs and references.
European war.
Germany, more than any other European country, is responsible
for the great war. Welday, p. 121 : Briefs and references.
The proposals of the allies in their reply to President Wilson should
be the basis of the terms of peace which will end the great war. In-
dependent. Feb. 5, 1917. v.89, p.240: Briefs and references.
The United States should now enter the great war on the side of
the Entente allies. Independent. May 8, 1916. v.86, p.228: Briefs
and references.
Express business. Government ownership. See Government owner-
ship. Express business.
French women and American women.
The training given to the French girl produces a better type of
womanhood than that given to the American girl. C. L. of P. Ref-
erence lists.
Government ownership.
Shall the government own and operate the railroads, the telegraph
and telephone systems? Shall the municipalities own their utilities?
National Civic Federation: Addresses.
Government ownership. Express business.
The federal government should conduct the express business of the
country. Intercollegiate debates, v.5, p.55: Speeches and references.
Government ownership. Merchant marine. See Merchant marine.
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Government ownership. Railroads.
The federal government should own and operate all interstate rail-
roads. Intercollegiate debates, v.7, p.387: Speeches and references.
The federal government should own and operate all interstate rail-
WayS. Intercollegiate debates, v.6, p.381: Speeches.
The United States government should own and operate the rail-
roads within its boundaries. Welday, p.III: Briefs and references.
Government ownership. Telegraphs, telephones.
The federal government should own and operate all public service
telephone and telegraph systems in the United States. University
debaters' annual, 1915/16, p.97: Briefs, speeches and references.
The federal government should own and operate the telephone and
telegraph systems in the United States. Intercollegiate debates, v.6,
p. I : Speeches and references.
Health insurance. See Insurance, Health.
Immigration.
Further restriction of immigration to the United States is desirable.
Welday, p.27I: Briefs and references.
Granting that further restriction of immigration into the United
States is desirable, such restriction should take the form of an illiteracy
teSt. Intercollegiate debates, v.5, p. I53: Speeches and references.
Immigration into the United States should be further restricted by
a literacy test. Independent. Feb. I4, 1916. v.85, p.234: Briefs and
references.
Immigration into the United States should be further restricted by
the imposition of a literacy test. University debaters’ annual, 1915/
16, p.205: Briefs, speeches and references.
Immigration to the United States should be further restricted by
(I) a test for physical and mental fitness, (2) by a property qualifica-
tion requirement, and (3) by a test for illiteracy. Welday, p.27 I :
Briefs and references. -
Immigration to the United States should be restricted by a test for
illiteracy. Welday, p.271: Briefs and references.
The United States should adopt a literacy test for all European im-
migration. Chicago University, Briefs, speeches and references.
Income tax.
The tax upon incomes in excess of $3,000 should be maintained by
the United States government. Welday, p. 147: Briefs and refer-
en CeS. *
Inheritance tax.
A progressive inheritance tax should be levied by the federal gov-
ernment, constitutionality conceded. Welday, p. 142: Briefs and
references.
Initiative and referendum. See Referendum.
7
Injunctions. *
In labor disputes no injunctions should be issued other than against
intimidation and acts of violence directed against physical property.
Intercollegiate debates, v.5, p.33I: Speeches and references.
Insurance, Health.
Oregon should adopt a health insurance law embodying the essen-
tial features of the “standard bill” of the American Association for
Labor Legislation. Oregon League, 1916/17, p. 16: References.
Insurance, State and compulsory.
The states should employ a system of compulsory industrial insur-
ance, constitutionality conceded. University debaters' annual, 1915/
I6, p.239: Briefs, speeches and references.
A system of compulsory old-age insurance should be put into effect
in the United States. Welday, p.61: Briefs and references.
International police.
An international police force should be established to enforce inter-
national treaties and agreements and to preserve international peace.
University debaters' annual, 1915/16, p. I : Briefs, speeches and refer-
€Il CéS.
Jury system.
In all jury trials the concurrence of three-fourths or nine jurors
should be sufficient for the rendering of a verdict. Welday, p.339:
Briefs and references.
Trial by jury should be abolished. Welday, p.29: Briefs and
references.
Labor exchanges. See Unemployed.
Labor party.
Organized labor in the United States should form and support a
labor party separate and distinct from other political parties. Wel-
day, p.2 Io: Briefs and references.
League to enforce peace.
Taft, W. H. & Bryan, W. J. Proposal for a league to enforce peace:
Speeches, affirmative (Mr Taft) and negative (Mr Bryan).
Legislatures.
The several states should adopt a unicameral form of legislature.
Intercollegiate debates, v.5, p.281 : Speeches and references.
Liquor question.
Government prohibition of the manufacture and sale of alcoholic
liquors, except for medicinal, manufacturing, scientific and artistic pur-
poses, should be adopted in the United States. Welday, p.227: Briefs
and references.
The manufacture, importation and sale of intoxicating liquors for
beverage purposes should be forbidden by an amendment to the con-
stitution of the United States. Independent. Dec. 4, 1916. v.88,
p.432. Briefs and references.
Liquor question—continued.
Prohibition of the liquor traffic should be adopted as a state-wide
(or national) measure. Debaters’ handbook ser., no.33: Briefs, ref-
erences and selected articles.
The sale, manufacture and importation of alcoholic liquors should
be prohibited in the United States by United States constitutional
amendment, with the reservation to Congress of the right to provide
for the sale and manufacture of alcoholic liquors for medicinal, scien-
tific and sacramental purposes. University debaters' annual, 1915/16,
p. I79: Briefs, speeches and references.
Literacy test. See Immigration.—Suffrage.
Marriage laws.
The power to regulate marriage and divorce should be granted to
the United States government by a constitutional amendment. Wel-
day, p.92: Briefs and references.
Merchant marine.
Government ownership would be the best method of building up
and operating the merchant marine of the United States. Intercol-
legiate debates, v.6, p.2OI: Speeches and references.
The United States should have a government-owned merchant
marine. Debaters’ handbook ser., no.34: Briefs, references and
selected articles.
The United States should own and operate a merchant marine.
Welday, p.97: Briefs and references.
See also Ship subsidies.
Mexico.
The best interests of the United States call for interference in Mexi-
can affairs. C. L. of P. Reference lists.
Military preparedness. See National defense.
Military service, Compulsory.
All able-bodied citizens of the United States should be compelled to
perform one year's continuous military service before attaining the
age of twenty-five years. Intercollegiate debates, v.6, p.317: Speeches
and references.
The United States should adopt a system of compulsory military
service modelled after that of Switzerland. Intercollegiate debates,
v.7, p. 1: Speeches and references.—University debaters' annual, 1915/
16, p.79: Briefs, speeches and references.
Military training. -
Military training for able-bodied male students should be a part of
the curriculum of American colleges and universities. Welday, p. 185:
Briefs and references.
A system of compulsory military training in schools and colleges
should be adopted in the United States. Debaters' handbook ser.,
no.36: Briefs, references and selected articles.
A system of compulsory military training of the equivalent of not
9
Military training—continued.
less than two hours per week should be required in the public high
schools of the state of Washington. Washington University, no.2O:
References.
Minimum wage.
Laws establishing a minimum wage should be enacted in the United
States. Welday, p. 178: Briefs and references.
Minimum wage legislation should be enacted in the United States.
Debaters’ handbook ser., no.35: Briefs, references and selected articles.
The states should require by law the payment of a minimum wage
to women and children employed in industrial and mercantile estab-
lishments. Intercollegiate debates, v.6, p.I27: Speeches (negative)
and references.
Through appropriate legislation a minimum wage scale should be
put into operation in the United States. Intercollegiate debates, v.6,
p.7I: Speeches.
Monroe doctrine.
The continuance of the Monroe doctrine by the United States is
desirable. Welday, p. 196: Briefs and references.
The political interests of the United States demand the abandon-
ment of the Monroe doctrine. Intercollegiate debates, v.5, p. I :
Speeches and references.
Mothers’ pensions.
Pensions or allowances should be paid from public funds to needy
mothers of dependent minor children. Welday, p.190: Briefs and
references.
Moving pictures.
Motion picture theatres offer a desirable amusement. Independ-
ent. March 5, 1917. v.89, p.426: Briefs and references.
Municipal government. City manager plan. See City manager plan.
Municipal ownership.
Shall the municipalities own their utilities? National Civic Federa-
tion: Addresses.
Munitions of war.
The sale of munitions of war by neutrals to belligerents is right and
expedient. Oklahoma University: Briefs, references and selected
articles.
National defense.
Maxim. Leading opinions both for and against national defense.
Preparedness. Literary digest. Feb. 26, 1916. v.52, p.509: Briefs
and references.
The security of the nation requires an increase of the military force
of the United States. Gardner & Hillquit: Speeches.
There should be a material increase in the armament of the United
States over that obtained or provided for on August I, 1915. Uni-
versity debaters' annual, IQI5/16, p.43: Briefs, speeches and references.
IO
Naturalization.
More stringent naturalization laws should be enacted in the United
States. Welday, p.2O3: Briefs and references.
Navy (United States). Increase.
The United States should immediately and materially increase the
army and navy. Intercollegiate debates, v.7, p.339: Speeches.
Negro suffrage.
The fifteenth amendment to the constitution of the United States
is a desirable part of the fundamental law of the United States. Wel-
day, p. 171: Briefs and references.
Non-resistance and war.
The principle of non-resistance should govern the foreign policy of
the United States. Debaters’ handbook ser., Abridged, no. I2: Briefs,
references and selected articles.—Independent. Jan. I, 1917. v.89, p.40:
Briefs and references.
Open shop and closed shop. f
The demand of organized labor for the closed shop in the United
States should receive the support of public opinion. Welday, p.73:
Briefs and references.
Parochial schools.
Parochial schools with a standard of efficiency equal to that of the
public schools should receive a portion of the funds raised for school
purposes from those who support them. Welday, p.8o: Briefs and
references.
Peace. See League to enforce peace.—Non-resistance and war.
Philippine islands.
The permanent retention of the Philippine islands by the United
States should be adopted as a national policy. Welday, p.246: Briefs
and references.
The United States should within the next four years grant the
Philippines their independence. Independent. March 6, 1916. v.85,
p.344: Briefs and references.
The United States should within the next fifteen years grant the
Philippines their independence and aid them in establishing a free and
independent government. Intercollegiate debates, v.5, p.221: Speeches
and references.
Preferential voting.
The preferential ballot should be adopted in the several states of
the United States. Welday, p.216: Briefs and references.
Preparedness, Military. See National defense.
President. Term of office.
The president of the United States should be elected for a term of
six years and be ineligible for re-election. Intercollegiate debates,
v.5, p.399: Speeches and references.
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Presidential campaign, 1916.
The Republican national ticket should be elected in November.
Independent. Oct. 2, 1916. v.88, p.48: Briefs and references.
Price cutting.
The manufacturer of a trade marked article should be permitted by
law to determine and maintain its retail price. Welday, p. 166: Briefs
and references.
Prohibition. See Liquor question.
Protection and free trade.
Protection rather than free trade is desirable as a commercial policy /
of the United States. Welday, p.236: Briefs and references.
Public defender. *
The office of public defender should be created thruout the United
States. Independent. Jan. 24, 1916. v.85, p. 140: Briefs and refer-
eIl CeS.
Recall.
All public officials, elective or appointive, should be subject to re-
call from office by popular vote. Welday, p.265: Briefs and refer-
€11CeS.
Recall of judges.
Judges should be subject to recall from office by popular vote.
Welday, p.253: Briefs and references.
Recall of judicial decisions.
Judicial decisions should be subject to recall by the people. Wel-
day, p.258: Briefs and references.
Referendum.
The initiative and referendum should be adopted in the United
States and in the several states thereof. Welday, p. 134: Briefs and
references.
Sabotage.
Under the present system of production and distribution, sabotage
should be resorted to by members of the working class. Welday,
p.279: Briefs and references.
Secret societies.
Fraternities (and sororities) should be permitted in American high
schools. Welday, p. 128: Briefs and references.
Senate.
The abolition of state and national senates is desirable. Welday,
p.21: Briefs and references.
Ship subsidies.
The United States government should grant financial aid to ship-
ping engaged in foreign trade and owned by American citizens. Wel-
day, p.3.IO: Briefs and references.
The United States should subsidize its merchant marine. Inter-
collegiate debates, v.6, p.247: Speeches and references.
I 2
Short ballot. t
The short ballot should be adopted in state, county and municipal
elections. Welday, p.284: Briefs and references.
Single tax.
All “unearned increments” of land values should be appropriated
by the state in lieu of all forms of taxation. Oklahoma University:
Articles, for and against.
The state of Illinois should adopt a system of single tax based on
rental values. Intercollegiate debates, v.6, p. I57: Speeches and
references.
Taxation of land values should be substituted in the United States
for all taxes now paid. Welday, p.319 : Briefs and references.
Socialism.
Socialism as a scheme of social life is practicable and should be
adopted in the United States. Welday, p.289: Briefs and references.
Socialistic control of the means of production and exchange would
be preferable to the present capitalistic system. Intercollegiate de-
bates, v.7, p.269: Speeches and references.
State constabularies.
State constabularies should be established and maintained in the
several states of the United States. Welday, p.305: Briefs and refer-
eIl CeS.
State legislatures. See Legislatures.
Suffrage.
The right of suffrage should be restricted by a literacy test, or an
educational qualification. Welday, p.85: Briefs and references.
Theatre.
Civic control vs. the syndicate system. C. L. of P. Reference lists.
Trade unions.
In anti-trust legislation, labor unions should be exempt from con-
struction as “combinations in restraint of trade.” Intercollegiate de-
bates, v.7, p.45: Speeches and references.
The organization of workers into unions, in the United States, has
been and is now beneficial to workers so organized and to the country
at large. Welday, p.332: Briefs and references.
Unemployed.
[In times of depression public work should be supplied to the un-
employed.] Debaters’ handbook ser, no.32: Briefs, references and
selected articles.
A national system of public labor exchanges should be established.
Debaters’ handbook ser, no.32: Briefs, references and selected articles.
Vaccination.
Vaccination should be made compulsory by law. Welday, p.56:
Briefs and references.
I3
Vivisection.
Vivisection should be prohibited by law. Welday, p.344: Briefs
and references.
War.
The benefits of war outweigh its harmful effects. Welday, p.357:
Briefs and references.
War and non-resistance. See Non-resistance and war.
Woman suffrage.
Equal franchise (or voting) rights for men and women should be,
granted by law in the United States. Welday, p.349: Briefs and
references.
The women of the United States should be given the suffrage on
equal terms with men. Yale University Debating Assoc. Handbook
no. I : Speeches.
Workingmen’s compensation.
Compensation for injuries sustained by workmen in the course of
their work should be paid from a fund provided by employers and
workmen and administered by the state. Oklahoma University:
Briefs, references and selected articles.
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