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How Wilson Won Inside Facts From the Campaign
Russell T Edwards recounts the Western Campaign Committee strategy for Woodrow Wilson in 1912. It details the solid South and key Western efforts, such as publicity, speeches, and the heroic push via a Womens Special train. The piece highlights press tactics, telegrams, and decisive vote-count suspense as results neared election day.
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Western Campaign Committee
Kid” Gleason
Woodrow Wilson
United States
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Wilson
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Wall Street
Mr. Wilson
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George Bass
Women's Bureau
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