Roosevelt Applauds Hughes Speech At Camogie Hall
Theodore Roosevelt applauded President Hughes's acceptance speech and praised its stance on Wilson's Mexican policy and foreign policy strength. He cited Hughes on accountability, warned of Wilson's errors, and argued the government must protect American lives and property abroad and at sea.
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Hughes Speech: Protection, Independence, and Fair Practice
The Republican platform asserts the American working man must not suffer and pledges protection, fair application of policy, expert congressional investigations, and safeguarding economic independence. It emphasizes developing American industry and maintaining living standards in the coming competitive struggle.
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Administration Too Content with Leisurely Discussion
A quotation from Mr. Herhes on acceptance speech criticizing the administration for being remiss in protecting American lives property and commerce, and being too inclined toward leisurely discussion. It emphasizes insufficient urgency in national safety and economic defense.
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