Democratic rally praises Wilson as war is avoided
The speech highlights Woodrow Wilson as saving the nation from entering war, praising Democratic Congress for landmark legislation including the Federal Reserve Act, income tax reform, and reform measures. It notes party unity, debates at the St Louis convention, and the crowd’s fervent reaction to antiwar and pro-Wilson themes with Senator James delivering a stirring keynote.
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Kern Nominates Indiana's Choice for 1916 Ticket
St Louis June 16 Senator John W Kern renominating Vice President Thomas R Marshall declared the militant progressive democracy ready for combat under Wilson and Marshall. He urged leaders in step with the twentieth century and said Indiana sends Tom Marshall with Woodrow Wilson as the ticket to defeat reactionary Republicanism in November.
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Woodrow Wilson
Henry Street Settlement Buys Gouverneur Site for Playground
The Henry Street Settlement yesterday purchased the old Industrial Home property on Gouverneur Street between Honey and Hars Broadway from the Children's Aid Society. The building will be razed and the site transformed into a children's playground. Lillian Wald heads the settlement and Mortimer Le Echiff has supported the effort.
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Wilson to Avoid Strict Politics in Campaign
President Wilson plans a restrained campaign with early speeches at the New York Press Club and potential Philadelphia address. He aims to emphasize his record and the Democratic platform while avoiding direct appeal for votes. The hyphen issue is to be a central campaign topic with German American Alliance influence noted as a factor. He will also discuss public affairs and the Federal Reserve Act.
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Campaign leadership changes discussed with Carter Glass notes
The report indicates discussions on campaign management with chairman roles and Virginia's Representative Carter Glass. It says Glant is aligned with the President's ideas and McCormick is expected to confer with President Wilson soon after extended consideration.
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Virginians Praise Makes Wilson Humble
Washington June 18 A Virginia pig detegan led by Colonel James P Woolls Roanoke presented to President Wilson a copy of the state Democratic Convention platform praising the President for peace and prosperity The President thanked them and said honors humbles him while noting he strives to interpret American history traditions Virginia helped shape his aims and he feels pride and gratitude from his native state.
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Roanoke
Dent Wilson
Virginia
Wilsons Hyphen Plank Confirmed By Subcommittee
Continued from page 1 the platform drafts changes from President Wilson. The subcommittee led by Senator Stone met with Senators Walsh Hollis Martin and Pomer Representatives FitzGerald Rainey and former Palmer. They worked from 9 a m until night, aiming to approve the plank soon. The platform endorses Wilson's foreign policy and adds a Mexico paragraph affirming U S forces there until risks to American interests decline. It also backs the administration legislative program with full committee support.
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