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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
18
A fragmented account details the 1916 Democratic National Convention where the rallying cry Wilson Keeps Us Out of War energizes delegates. Speakers emphasize fiscal reform, anti Wall Street influence, and unity behind Wilson’s foreign policy while factions argue over speeches and platform language.
Senator Julia W. Kern renominates Vice President Thomiett Marshall praising a militant progressive movement. The speech links Wilson and Marshall to national progress and pledges unity with the party to secure victory in November, urging support for continued prosperity and reform.
The Henry Sterer Settlement proposes a playground at the corner of East Broadway and Goureennnr Street on property acquired with aid from the Children's Aid Pesteny. A frontage on 161 Ly... near Steet is listed, with Moriamer I. S14 named in support.
President Wilson to avoid direct party politics, aims to frame reelection as the main method to eliminate loyalty to foreign interests. He is expected to speak in New York and Philadelphia, outline Democratic platform, and focus on peace and national unity while steering away from the hyphen issue.
Sylvania and Representative Carter Glows of Virginia act as secretaries as leaders review the campaign with continued contact to the President. After extended deliberation Repreventative Glane is in close touch with the President, and Motormick is expected to confer with Mr. Wilson soon.
A delegation from Virginia, denied by Innes Woods, presented a copy of their state Democratic platform to President Wilson in Worthington. He thanked them, said the honor humbled him, and stressed his pride in Virginia’s contributions to American history and the administration’s support of its people.
A wartime platform battle unfolds as a subcommittee debates planks on foreign policy and military matters. Key figures include Secretary Baker and Senator Stone, with Palmer and Richardson among others, as they push for support of administration policy and a stance on Mexican intervention. The group works through the night heading toward a consensus before the convention adjourns.
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