Wilsons Foreign Policy in World War I Era
Speaking as a Wisconsin speaker, a German American by birth, the speaker extols Woodrow Wilson for maintaining peace and prosperity through strict adherence to international law during World War I. He criticizes Hughes and Roosevelt for unclear foreign policy positions, argues for restraint in Mexico, and urges voters to demand explicit plans from Hughes.
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Strongest reason for Wilson reelection argues faith in democracy
Robert M. Crawford of Mineral Point Wisconsin asserts that reelecting President Wilson would renew American faith in self government and curb invisible government and lobby power. He credits Wilson with uniting Democrats and Republicans to enact wise laws and warns that defeat would hand control to privileged elites. The piece contrasts Wilson’s leadership with a skeptical note from Saginaw News on Hughes tour.
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Congress
Ship of State
Sffaia
Robert M. Crawford
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Democratic call to voters by Wisconsin State Central Committee
The Democratic State Central Committee praises its officers for diligent campaign work, notes crises faced, and urges Democrats to vote on election day November T. It highlights cross-party support from Republicans and independents and ends with a rallying appeal to supporters to stamp their approval on the Democratic ballot. Otto A. La Budde signs as chairman and J. B. Giudice as secretary.
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Democratic State Central Committee
United States
Otto A. LA Budde
J. 8. Giudice
Mexican Right to Determine Its Government Stressed
The speaker argues that Mexicans possess an inalienable right to choose their government without foreign intervention and contend that Americans should not undermine their independence. It calls voters to decide in the upcoming election which policy aligns with this view and which path to support.
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Mexico
United States
Chicago American
New York American
San Francisco Examiner
America
Hearst
McCormicka
Chicago Tribune
International Harvester Company
Preel
Three Reasons Hindman Urges Wilson Reelection
A Boise Idaho reader Mrs A C Hindman writes a three sentence letter to The Independent praising President Wilson for keeping the nation out of war. The editor lauds brevity and the concise defense of reelection with three identical points, each asserting the same outcome.
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Hamper's Weekly
A. C. Hindman
Boise
Idaho
Wilson
Wolfe for U S Senator Campaign Endorsement Plea
A Wisconsin Democratic call urges readers to vote for William F Wolfe as United States Senator, praising his long party service since 1888 and urging solidarity to keep Democratic control of the Senate. It criticizes Senator La Follette, notes Wolfe's unpersonal campaign, and argues Wolfe preserves party principles and national achievements.
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Ja Follette
Wisconsin Republicans Declare For Wilson
The Courier editor at Thorp Wisconsin notes many Republicans in that region will back President Wilson. Named supporters include G W Sheldon ex sheriff Clark county veteran B J Brown retired farmer veteran Geo W Courter Rev J B Bachman 84 and minister M E W A Kingman. They have publicly announced they will vote for Wilson.
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