Wilson Sets Out Record Of Promises Kept In 4 Years
In a Shadow Lawn speech accepting the Democratic nomination, Woodrow Wilson lays out banking reform, tariff changes, national defense, labor rights, and Mexican policy as a record of promises kept. He argues Republicans oppose reforms and urges continued Democratic governance, asserting American leadership and international engagement. He defends actions in Mexico and calls for a just world peace after Europe’s war.
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Industrial notes reflect Oregon growth and plans across counties
Salem reports major farm and infrastructure expenditures, new mills and plants, and rail efforts from Coos Bay to Portland. Highlights include ten mile logging operations, a 2 000 grain warehouse, bridges in Baker County, paving in Linn County, and bids on Kendall railroad. Observations on desert land reclamation funds and social issues accompany civic concerns.
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