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Democrats Aim To Unify Behind Wilson In War Time
Theodore Swartz of Washington township fell from a stepladder breaking his arm. The speech urged Indiana voters to rally behind President Wilson, defend war aims, and reject Republican calls for constructive criticism that would hinder the war effort. It argued for loyalty, unity, and full support of the administration and military leadership.
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