Roosevelt Defies Wilson on New Freedom at Newport Naval Day
The Progressive gathering at Newport hears Colonel Roosevelt attack President Wilson's New Freedom, urge strong naval buildup, and defend the Monroe Doctrine. He slams arbitration on national honor questions and cites West Virginia coal field strikes to argue for regulation and court-backed protections for workers.
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