Wilson interview frames Republican war policies and future direction
The piece portrays a Wilsonian interview criticizing Republican war policy and the Versailles treaty. It argues Republicans exaggerated antiwar measures, defends wartime laws, and contrasts Democratic hopes for a progressive platform at San Francisco with Chicago’s GOP stance. The article frames the 1920 debate around national interests and party responsibilities.
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Demos Accept Wilson Plan At Democratic National Convention
Democratic National Committee members and delegates express support for making the treaty central to the presidential campaign. Uninstructed delegates outnumber instructed ones, with only 11 of 49 states directing delegates, and no clear frontrunner for Wilson or third-term renomination.
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