Platform for the Democratic Party in 1920
The platform adopted by the Democratic National Convention praises Wilson and the wartime record, supports the League of Nations, criticizes the Republicans for Versailles treaty opposition, and sets out plans on finance, taxation, labor rights, farm credits, transportation, tariffs, and civil rights oriented toward postwar reform and international cooperation.
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