Families Split on Campaign Divisions Across Parties
Washington reports show families divided by wartime politics. J A H Hopkins backs Wilson, while Mrs Hopkins campaigns against him. Gifford Pinchot backs Hughes. Amos Pinchot supports Wilson. William Kent pushes Wilson with his wife opposing him. George Middleton and his wife Fela La Follette align with opposing factions. Meredith Nicholson aids Wilson but Mrs Nicholson campaigns against him. Louis F Post and Mrs Post split over pacifism and preparedness.
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Progressive
National Committee
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Amos Pinchot
American Union
William Kent
California
George Middleton
Fela la Follette
Congressional Union
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Louis F. Post
Woman’s Peace Party
Labor
Pointed Paragraphs From Hughes Acceptance Speech
Acceptance remarks by Charles E Hughes critique American unpreparedness and economic and international missteps. The speaker calls for cooperation to limit armaments and vows to curb monopolies while maintaining enterprise, urging a responsible budget to avoid waste as American lives have been sacrificed.
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Charles E. Hughes
Salute the Flag and Strict Accountability Message
A brief civic note featuring phrases about psychological prosperity accountability and flag saluting. The fragment mentions Vilfa and a call to get Vilfa with a directive to butt in. No specific events or individuals are clearly identified.
Wilson reverses stance on child labor law policy
The New York Evening Post notes President Wilson has reversed himself on child labor legislation. Senator Borah highlights the shift from constitutional objections to support, citing broader changes in Wilson's positions on initiatives such as recall and preparedness, reflecting a flexible, non fossilized political stance.
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Wilson
Borah
Evening Post
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Tariff Commission
Tammany Hall
Bryan
New York Evening Post
Hughes Speech Urges Protecting American Workers
The Republican stance calls for fair, scientific protection of American industry and living standards. It advocates an expert body to aid Congress and warns that the American working man must not suffer in the competitive struggle.
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Congress
Hughes
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