Abe Martin Questions Wilsonian War Policy
Abe Martin cites Wilsonian actions and newspaper quotes arguing the president kept the nation out of war while spending vast sums on Mexico and related conflicts. The passage contrasts eight hour work for railroad laborers and costs of the Villa episode with lives and national honor at stake.
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Abe Martin
Motter
Wilson
Villa
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Columbus
Carrizal
Santa Ysabel
New York Evening Sun
Ex-Democrat Says Wilson is Impossible
General N Winslow Williams former Maryland Secretary of State and National Progressive Committee member writes in Baltimore that he will back Charles E Hughes for president. He denounces Wilson as impossible criticizes war policy Mexican actions and preparedness and cites the eight hour law as proof of unfitness.
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Baltimore
J. A. H. Hopkins
Progressive Party of
New Jersey
N. Winslow Williams
Crothers
Maryland
National Progressive Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Williams
Wilson
Europe
United States
Mrss Wilson
Wilson Addresses Suffrage Question At Atlantic City
The piece portrays Woodrow Wilson telling suffragists to keep fighting while suggesting the federal amendment should be submitted and ratified nationwide. It contrasts firm pledges with evasive platitudes and questions if the time has come to decide.
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Wilson
Prisoner petitions push state wide prohibition plan
A petition with about 1000 inmate names from Sing Sing Auburn and Dannemora prisons urged a state wide prohibition bill at a legislative hearing. The speaker No. 11231 claimed inmates would drive enactment and said prisoners know the harms of intemperance.
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Sing Sing
Auburn
Dannemora
N. Y
Legislative Committee
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