Roosevelts Wilkes Barre Speech on Arbitration and Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt denounces President Wilson for opposing arbitration in the coal strike, defends labor unions, and warns that deploying force sets a dangerous precedent. He contrasts railway wage policy, eight hour debates, and Carranza’s Mexico actions, urging a full fact gathering by a competent commission before future arbitration laws.
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Iveathe
United States
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Wall Street
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Omission in Campaign Book Sparks Protest
A Democratic campaign book titled Woodrow Wilson's Wit and Wisdom is accused of mutilating a famous speech by omitting the line too proud to fight. Critics argue the edit reflects bias and may carry legal or ethical consequences for the compiler.
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Woodrow Wilson
Hughes' Character Recalled in Hughes Campaign Parallel
The piece notes Charles Evans Hughes mirrors William McKinley as Thus. J. Akins of St. Louis argues Hughes shares many traits with the martyred president. Akins, who helped McKinley’s election, cites a mournful tribute praising McKinley’s leadership, peace priority, and lasting legacy.
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Charles Evans Hughes
William McKinley
J. Akins
St. Louis
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Mr. McKinley
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Council Chamber of Nations
Buffalo
Hughes Praised by Eastern North Dakota Farmers
Charles E. Hughes campaigned among eastern North Dakota farmers and earned the label a "pretty good fellow." He advocated government efficiency tariff protection and preparedness. Farmers applauded his stand on preparedness as guarding national honor, with one farmer saying he believed Hughes was telling the truth.
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Charles E. Hughes
North Dakota
Mr. Hughes
Isaac
Percy Mackaye Denies Signing Authoress Letter
Percy Mackaye, noted playwright, says he did not sign or see the so called authora letter attack ing Charles E Hughes. A statement from Republican national headquarters says Hughes and his staff had not seen the letter prior to publication. The open letter to Hughes appeared in the New York Herald on August 2 and listed several professional writers among its signers.
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Chicago
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Board of Health of
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Repubican National
Charles E. Hughes
Mrr. Hughes
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New York Herald
Republican
Hughes Speeches Paragraphs Highlight Policy Friction
A compilation of excerpts questions and claims about presidential policy on Mexico and labor. The text argues for respect of American rights abroad, unity between labor and capital, and a call for sound domestic policies to spur prosperity, while criticizing changes in officeholders.
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Mexico
Amer- Wongwinmdoley
United States
Republican Party
That Full Dinner Pail And Democratic Prosperity
The Detroit Journal denounces Democratic munition spending and calls economic gains a mirage for workers. It argues wages have not kept pace with rising costs in rents, meat, sugar, wool, steel, and taxes, claiming postwar protection funds benefited manufacturers more than labor. It contends re election hinges on perceived living conditions and criticizes tax and price policies.
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Eli
Mee
Wilson
Twreefeld
Mee Wilson
Maui
Mr. Wilsow
Irnet
Detroit Journal
No Protective Measure From Democratic Congress
A quotation from Mr Hughed in Chicago asserts that a Democratic Congress cannot enact protective measures, likening it to a revival meeting in a disorderly house. The line implies congressional inaction on protection while using a provocative metaphor.
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