The Disloyalty of Wilson Critics
Congressman William Kent defends President Wilson against partisan attacks during wartime. He praises Wilson’s leadership to preserve transportation, economic progress, and broader national unity while noting resistance from Hughes supporters and opposition to Brandeis and Rublee confirmations. The piece critiques standpatters and progressives alike.
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William Kent
California
Wilson
Hughes
Louis Brandeis
Supreme Court
Smoots
Penroses
Murray
Bolt
Gal
Rublee
Federals Commission
The Leading Citizen
A satirical verse by William F. Kirk describing a boastful yet comically distant leading man. It mocks his perfect bearing, unruffled appearance, and isolation from others, noting how even a cold settles in his chest without perturbing him. His life appears flawless but hollow.
Portland Journal urges Pendleton normal school as necessity
The Portland Journal editorializes that Pendleton should host a normal school as an obvious necessity. It laments wasteful spending on untrained teachers and notes Oregon allocates nearly eight million dollars yearly to common schools, urging reallocation and training improvements.
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Pendleton
Portland Journal
Oregon
Public School Normal Training Criticizes State Education
An editorial argues only 13 percent of Oregon teachers in 1914 were normal graduates, wasting funds from seven million dollars spent on grade schools. It calls for properly trained teachers and a new normal school to improve efficiency, while critiquing Republican tariff rhetoric as flawed political logic.
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Oregon
Hughes
Clitics and Critics Clash Over Cost of Living
A clipped, humorous note on anti Wilson critics who decry high living costs while urging a strong protective wall to keep out price-reducing forces, illustrating a contradictory stance in political debate.
Deeds not words clash in Roosevelts campaign clash
The piece contrasts Roosevelts and Hughes嚙潤s vociferous campaign rhetoric with Roosevelts 1914 Neutral Belgium stance. It cites an Outlook article from Sept 23 1914 asserting neutrality and no responsibility for Belgiums fate and critiques Oregon voters female preferences for Wilson. It also notes a donation from Alden Freeman praising Wilson and Lincoln on labor over capital.
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DS. Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Wilson
Belgium
Roosevelt
Gulf
New York
Fet
Alden
Freeman
East Orange
N. J
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
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