Political backlash over League of Nations and campaign pledges
The piece blasts Neffs land plank exclusion and Wilson era policy. It cites New Hampshire Georgia and Maine voting patterns opposing the League and Wilson, while criticizing Cox and Hobby campaign spending and Democratic fundraising calls. It laments Democratic drift from democracy and true Americanism.
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Fort Worth Record Attacks Wilson Policy After Election Loss
The Fort Worth Record denounces Wilsonian autocracy and the League of Nations defeat as a rebuke to Senator Hoke Smith and as a sign of Bolshevik and Soviet tendencies. It mocks Moscow Berlin recollections and touts itself as progressive while criticizing Washington methods and state rights.
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Neff land plank sparks Democratic rift and hypocrisy claims
The Austin Statesman argues Neff abandoned his land plank, faulting him for yielding to the political oligarchy. It contends the majority backed Neff and his platform, while minority dissent and past votes on woman suffrage and prohibition reveal a pattern of ignored will.
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Democratic Party in decline under Wilson leadership underlines federated distress
The piece laments the Democratic Party's betrayal of principles under Woodrow Wilson, accusing its leaders of embracing socialist vagaries, weakening constitutional limits, and ceding power to the president. It predicts Harding victory and a Republican majority, signaling long-term losses for the Democrats.
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Texas election odds color Texas race and voters
The Temple Mirror notes Texas has about one billion voters, with only a quarter backing Pat Neff after a divisive primary. It suggests 550,000 voters stayed home, while Bailey supporters largely abstained, leaving potential paths for McGregor or Culbertson in November.
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Georgia Democrats Rebuke Embezzlers of Power in Senate Vote
Georgia Democrats reject delegates seen as unrepresentative by electing a Senate candidate who bitterly opposed Woodrow Wilson and the League of Nations. The piece predicts a similar reckoning for Texas administration Democrats as the will of the people is claimed to be trampled.
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Inaugural Quote on Sovereignty and Self-Government
The statement affirms state sovereignty and local self-government with lines about a white star on the blue field and the red stripe on Old Glory. It links ballot rights and flag rallies to freemen, attributed to Pat M. Neff as Democratic nominee for governor.
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