Wilsons Peru protege policy sparks Latin American alarm
Latin American diplomats read President Wilsons explanation of his Mexican policy and doubted his principles after his later recognition of Col Benavides in Peru. They reported his personal whims drove U S Latin American conduct, noting Benavides seized power by assassination and lacked constitutional backing.
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Wilson
United States
Huerta
Col. Benavides
Peru
National
Lima
Billinghurst
Mexico
McMillin
Washington
Madero
Suarez
Vuerta
Benavides
Ben
Finnegans Philosophy in a Curious Confabulation
A quirky dialogue features Finnegan and companions debating bias and nuance as they rail at politics and language. The piece mixes Irish slang with mock Latin phrases and stream of consciousness gibes about war, rhetoric, and national pride.
Contest of Character Between Wilson and Hughes
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson excels in political form and word craft while Charles Evans Hughes relies on straightforward facts and sincerity. It contrasts Wilson’s wordplay with Hughes’s plain speech, framing the choice as phrase-maker versus history-maker and urging voters to favor Hughes’s honesty over Wilson’s rhetoric.
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Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Wilson
Princeton
Titus
Theodore Roosevel
Maine
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
White House
Hugheson Reunited Party Speech Promotes Liberal GOP
Charles E. Hughes declares a reunited Republican party in Plattsburg New York praising liberal traditions and a national progressive outlook amid Maine's political result. The speaker frames the party as liberal and future focused.
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Maine
Republican Party
Charles E. Hughes
Plattsburg, N. Y
President Wilson's Mixed Record on Key Questions
The remark notes that President Wilson has been right only about half the time, having supported opposite positions on many major issues. The quote suggests inconsistent stances across important questions.
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Wilson
Edison backs Wilson in re election
The electrical wizard Thomas A. Edison favors Wilson's re election, as his affinity for devices that switch on and off mirrors the political choice.
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Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
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