Can McAdoo Save Peace and Prosperity in 1916
Hon. W. G. McAdoo argues in Chicago that reelecting Wilson is essential to keep peace and prevent a Republican gamble with war. He attacks Hughes and Roosevelt, defends the Federal Reserve System, and warns that a Hughes presidency would invite a central Wall Street bank and perilous economic shift.
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