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Cambridge Sentinel in Cambridge, Massachusetts

14 Mar 1936

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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1936

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2

Slogans and Slanders Shape American Campaigns Through History

This piece surveys how campaign slogans and slanders influenced U S elections from 1824 through 1884 and beyond. It cites examples like Jackson Adams 1828 and Blaine 1884, plus notable lines such as Polk Texas Fifty Four Forty or Fight and Let Liberty Be National. It notes the recurring pattern of outsiders challenging insiders and the lasting impact of political rhetoric.

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Elmo Scott Watson Ace James G. Elaine Grover Cleveland Grant Hayes Tilden Harding Hoover Smith Lenat William Henry Harrison Tippecanoe John Tyler Alliterayler White House Van Tip Tyler Ecuban James K. Polk Mexico Texas Oregon Polk Clay Battle of Buena Vista Zachary Taylor Bragg Free Sols Party Liberty Party James G. Birney Barnburters Democratic Party Martin Ven Boren Butt van Boren Abraham Lincoln Appomattox Reform James G. Blaine Tle Blaine Maine R. B. Burchard Mark Hanna Woodrow Wilson Coolidge Davis New York America Ita Wall Street Main Street Amerlea Prosperity Franklin D. Roosevelt United States George Washington Benjamin Franklin Bache Ben Franklin Philadelphia Aurora Washington John Quincey Adams Henry Clay Jackson Adams Meade Minnigerode Lincoln Andrew Johnson Cleveland Clevelaod John &. Wise McKinley Union
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Soviet View of Far East Tensions and U S Political Moves

The article summarizes Soviet confidence that a Japanese military coup poses limited danger to peace in the Far East, citing strong Russian forces and railways as deterrents. It discusses U S political strategy in Maine and West Virginia ahead of the 1944 elections, plus potential shifts in ship subsidies and naval preparedness influencing Congress and policy.

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Washington Far East Moscow State Department Army Navy Russia Wladivestock trans-Siberian Trans- Siberian Vlndivosteck Germany Japan Maine Pine Tree Roosevelt West Virginia New Deal Edward C. Moran Fortland Linton M. Hamlin James A. Farley Louis J. Brann House Senate Congress House of Representatives
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