Real Roosevelt Denounces Wilson and His Works in 1916 Echoes
A 1916 SPLIT narrative argues Theodore Roosevelt would condemn Wilsonism and Daniels Navy policy. It cites Cooper Union speech on Wilson critique and a Chicago address on Americanism and National Defense, challenging Roosevelt’s followers to reject Rooseveltian paradoxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Daniels
Navy
Navy Department
Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iain
Roosevelt
Ohio
Columbus
Cox
Dorothy Cunningham Heads Indiana Republican Women Bureau
Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Martinsville has taken charge as director of the Republican State Committee women’s bureau at state headquarters She plans an energetic campaign among Indiana women and predicts a splendid GOP victory citing equal suffrage pro progressive labor protections and strong candidates in Indiana and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cunningham
Martinsville
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Miss Cunningham
Service Men Should Be Republicans Bearss Says
Col Hiram J. Bearss of Peru urges World War I veterans to back Harding and the Republican ticket. He cites GOP platforms on war debt, League of Nations, and war risk insurance. Bearss notes Roosevelt and Harding as exemplars and predicts a Harding victory. Bearss holds Italian war cross, Croix de Guerre, and Distinguished Service Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearss
Indianapolis
Hiram J. Bearss
Peru
Harding
Republican State Committee
Col. Beares
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Roosevelt
Co. Bearns
Don’t Handcuff Harding With Democratic Congress
National Republican editor George B. Lockwood urges voters to elect Harding and Coolidge and secure a Congress in sympathy with them. He calls opposing actions an act of unspeakable stupidity and argues for a unified political front in the forthcoming great work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
George B. Lockwood
National Republican
Coolidge
Congress
Rooseveltian Patriotism Outshines Cox Campaign Tactics
In a critique of Governor Cox's use of Theodore Roosevelt in speeches, the piece argues Roosevelt would oppose Wilsonism and Cox's policies. It lauds Roosevelt as a model of Americanism, unity, and independence, warning against progressive rhetoric and urging steadfast patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hester
Theodore Roosevelt
Jame M. Cox
Colonel Roosevelt
Cox
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Lusitania
Mr. Wilson
Napoleon
Teddy
Lightning and Heartache in a Small Town Clinic
Corinne Benton clings to memory of a first love while Doctor Westover counsels a path back to health through a business course. Months of introspection give way to a new romance as Doctor Mann arrives and the two play checkers, blurring lines between care and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Benton
Doctor Westover
Corinne
Westover
June
Doctor Mann
Mann
Weatover
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Sanders
T. R
By Scott C. Bone
Bureau OF Republican Women
Dorothy Cunninghat
Fore
Corona Remington
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lyric Theatre
the World
Harold Bell Wright
Batesville
Newpoint
McCormick
Oliver
Osborne
Disk Harrow
Tanden
Avery
Bradley
Birdsell
Studebaker
Black Hawk
Poland
China
Henry Holle
A. H. Gommel
C. L. Johnson
Tribune
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