Flag Symbol of Liberty and Equal Rights
A historical quote from Woodrow Wilson emphasizes that the flag represents honor and human rights without regard to race or background. It proclaims the right to political liberty and self government as essential, warning that American traditions risk being forgotten.
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Woodrow Wilson
Prosperity Debate Tied to Wilson Program Kernels
The piece argues prosperity stems from Woodrow Wilson's legislative program, contending war did not cause growth. It cites Wilson’s 1914 forecast of a business boom and warns against uncertain forecasts that hinder business, noting officials in Washington believe a strong revival is evident daily.
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Bran
Anya
Hiv
Disraeli
Woodrow Wilson
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Colquitt Defeated by Culberson in Texas Senatorial Race
The Texas governor Colquitt who threatened intervention in Mexico and campaigned against the German vote was defeated by Senator Culberson who supported the president. Culberson’s win signals a shift as Colquitt’s anti Wilcon border stance and German-American appeals failed to gain broad support.
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House passes Adamson eight hour bill with GOP support
The House approves the Adamson eight hour bill by 289 to 56. More than half the Republican members back the measure, aligning with Wilson era policies, though editors nationwide may attack administration for weak teamwork and criticize the move.
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Hughes Sends Telegram After Johnson Wins Nomination
Mr Hughes avoided Hiram Johnson during his California visit and stayed away from progressives but sent a congratulatory telegram when Johnson won the Republican nomination for the United States senatorial seat.
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Hiram Johnson
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Johnson
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Hunghes
Suffragist asks $1000 a day to beat Wilson and enthrone reaction
Miss Alice Paul of the Woman's party demands heavy funding to defeat President Wilson and push reactionary policy, while critics doubt progress from a reactionary government. Rear Admiral Benson and Admiral Dewey declare the Navy ready for war as Romania enters the war, and rumors swirl about a conspiracy to undermine American naval strength. The Pine Danube changes color with Romania's entry.
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Woman's Party
Wilson
Benson
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Wilson Attacks Republicans as Outdated Party Platform
In a sweeping critique, the speaker accuses the Republican Party of being out of date while praising New Deal era reforms. He highlights the Federal Reserve Act, the antitrust and trade commission framework, and efforts to empower business through modern banking, shipping, and agricultural programs, including labor reforms and industrial protections. The speech emphasizes measures aiding merchants, farmers, and workers, and questions GOP alternatives.
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Department of Agriculture
America
Democratic Record of Progressive Reforms and Foreign Policy
A long speech recounts four years of Democratic achievements including child labor relief national road building an equitable income tax and efforts to develop Alaska. It criticizes Republicans as out of date urges continued reform stresses foreign policy neutrality Mexico border actions and the defense of human rights while warning against big business dominance and lobby influence.
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America
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