MacKaye Denounces Political Ties and Wilson Record
New York October 24 Percy MacKaye poet and playwright one of 37 authors who signed an open letter to Charles Hughes now says I am of no political party He argues Wilson’s record shows peaceful foreign policy and rare selfless courage, rejecting charges of weakness cowardice and vacillation and urging support for Woodrow Wilson’s re election while stressing liberty and peace over reprisal
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New York
Percy MacKaye
Charles E. Hughes
MacKaye
Hughes
Mr. MacKaye
Wilson
Ange
White House
Accosal
CIA
Woodrow Wilson
Anything But Money Woes Hit Republican Campaign
A fragment discusses Republican efforts in New York City, noting the National Committee and Willcox faced backlash over a proposed distribution of a cartoon showing President Wilson as an undertaker among Lusitania and Mexican victims. The plan, including subway ads and large prints, was shelved after warnings of public denunciation. The piece mentions budget figures and internal disputes within the campaign.
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New York
Republican
National Committee
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Willcox
New York Evening World
Wilson
Lusitania
Oneone
Herbert Parsons
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Connecticut Republican Fight Signals Wilson Upset Roar
In Connecticut the Republican campaign collapses amid a rising Wilson trend across straw polls and leader canvasses. National backing and big speakers, including Roosevelt and Hughes, are enlisted to salvage the state while concerns grow over anti-Wilson sentiment among German Americans and farmers amid a broader upstate drift toward Wilson.
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Connecticut
O O. P
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Hughes
New York Herald
National
National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Hartford
Bridgeport
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wilson
New York State
Middle West
Whitman
George W. Perkins
William R. Willcox
Perkins
William Barnes
Albany County
German Voters Alarmed by Hughes Amid German_PRESS
German American voters grow anxious over Hughes and his party as editorials try to calm reader misgivings after a flood of critical letters. Editors suppress broader policy debates, while Wilson attacks continue in many German language papers.
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Wilson
Hughes, Roosevelt, Morgan & Co
Milwaukee Germania
Hughes
Germania
Roosevelt
W. Heinecke
Hallelujah
Rock-Ribbed Rochester Kept Eye On Presidential Race
New York editors mooted upstate politics with Villard predicting a Wilson victory in Rochester. He notes the city's rock ribbed Republican sentiment wavering as labor and solid citizens shift toward Wilson, aided by Hughes discontent and Wilson’s constructive program.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Oswald Garrison Villard
Wilson
Hughes
Congress
Roosevelt
Wilson Independent League
Rochester
T. R
Oyster Bay
Wilson praised as world leader at Cooper Union gathering
New York on October 24 1920 Henry Morgenthau presided over a Cooper Union event praising President Wilson. Speakers included Charles S. Thomas Frederick C Howe Herman Bernstein Leon Sander Bernard Edelhertz Joseph Neff and Abraham Goldberg. Bernstein lauded Wilson keeping America out of war and shaping a peaceful world order.
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New York
Wilson
Cooper Union
Henry Morgenthau
United States
Turkey
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Frederick C. Howe
Port of
Herman Bernstein
Leon Sanders
Bernard Edelhertz
Joseph Neff
Abraham Goldberg
Morgenthal
Peace Is Only Real Issue Says Prof Smith
Springfield, Oct 24 Prof Theodore Clarke Smith of Williams College analyzes political conditions in the Springfield Republican and urges electing Woodrow Wilson. He praises Wilson's swift action and restraint, argues Roosevelt and allies would risk peace by a confrontational policy, and claims Wilson offers unity and world power cooperation to prevent future wars.
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Springfield
Mass
Theodore Clarke Smith
Williams College
Springfield Republican
Woodrow Wilson
Col
Roosevelt
Root
Hughes
United States
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Carey Stumps For Wilson In Wyoming Speech
Joseph M. Carey former Wyoming governor stumps for Woodrow Wilson in Cheyenne. He recalls Progressive roots and Roosevelt convention role while praising Wilson’s enactment of progressive platform ideas. Carey declares he is left without a party and supports Democratic candidates as he condemns a deadly freight train collision near Romas Arispe, Mexico.
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Carey
Wyoming
Wilson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph M. Carey
Woodrow Wilson
Progressive Party
Resolutions Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Garey
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Ger
Romas Arispe
Mexico
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