President Has the Whip Hand in Democratic Line
Washington appears to see Wilson as the dominant force in the party with few complaints from Democrats. The piece notes past presidents' dominance styles, Taft and Taft era, and questions force of example in governance. It references Manu on treaties, windmill debate in the house, Walsh of Montana on tariff issues, and Bacon of Georgia inquiries on currency legislation. Mrs Wellington Marvey visits Newton, with Mrs H E Simpson and Jon returning home.
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Arthur W. Dunn
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Charlie Adamson
Georgia
Bacon
Wellington Marvey
Newton
N. J
H. E. Simpson
Jon
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