Americanization and victory in Roosevelt's Saguen Standard
Roosevelt urges 100 percent Americanism at the New York Republican convention. He calls for one nationality, one language, and loyalty to the American flag, while demanding hard measures against foreign influence and German agents. He praises German-American soldiers and emphasizes unity across birthplaces in service to victory.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Saratoga
N. Y
Germany
Republic
A Call for Unity and War Readiness
A speech urging undivided American loyalty, universal military training, and total commitment to defeating Germany. It stresses defending democracy, expanding the army, and electing loyal leaders while condemning disloyalty and World War I setbacks. It calls for equal rights, including women's suffrage, and a strong Republican Congress to back wartime policies.
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Europe
United States
Congress
Washington
Industrial cooperation and state role after war
The speaker argues for cooperation among workers and capital with government control only as needed to prevent tyranny. It urges private enterprise, limited state ownership, profit incentives, and fair treatment for labor, farmers, and the public, aiming for united wartime mobilization and a decisive victory.
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Commonwealth
Beneft
Govat
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Riffil's
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Nowood and
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