President Wilson outlines pan Americanism and defense
President Wilson, in his annual message to Congress from Washington, emphasizes national defense and pan Americanism rooted in the Monroe doctrine. He condemns naturalized Americans’ disloyalty, urges military preparedness, and calls for a railroad law inquiry while seeking broader liberty, independence, and mutual service across the Americas.
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