Woodrow Wilson: “This is an unfounded assumption, because practically all this mail…”

On the recordJune 28, 1918

This is an unfounded assumption, because practically all this mail could be handled at less cost and more expeditiously by other means.

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Democratic · New Jersey

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Message to the House of Representatives Returning Without Approval the Post Office Department Appropriation Bill

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Woodrow Wilson: “This is an unfounded assumption, because practically all this mail could be handled at less cost and more expeditiously…”