Republican thrift squandered by Wilson carnival of debauchery
Senator Penrose pins extravagance on the Wilson administration ahead of Congress. He cites billions spent on appropriations including potential refunds and Danish islands costs, warning that Panama bonds may be used to fund now-questionable projects and delaying battleship contracts.
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Republican National Committee
Penrose
Wilson
Congress
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Panama
Republican Party
Panama Canal
Committee On Finance
Treasury
Treasury figures wobble against real money lack
The article notes that Treasury Secretary figures may be adjusted, but when faced with actual funds shortage for projects, mere numbers cannot create a surplus. It stresses the need for real money to cover planned expenditures.
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Roosevelt Speech Attacks Wilson on War Policy
Col. Theodore Roosevelt in Lewiston Maine defends Hughes by accusing President Wilson of keeping the nation out of war while accepting neither peace nor victory. The speaker condemns the administration for sacrificing the country’s honor and interests without gaining any so-called benefits of war.
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Mexico
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lewleton
Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson’s Recognition Move After Mexican Attacks
Roosevelt speaking in Lewiston accuses President Wilson of recognizing the Carranza government amid repeated Mexican assaults on Americans in 1915 and 1916. The speech condemns Wilson for praising a regime whose leaders killed and mutilated U S citizens and vowed not to interfere.
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Carranza
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
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SUN STROKES Roger Sullivan steps aside News paper headline
Democratic leaders react to Sullivan stepping aside as pressure grows over how to handle Charles B Hughes and the Hughes case. The piece notes President Wilson’s reluctance to stump and discusses strategic shifts among party leaders and their response to Hughes criticisms of Washington.
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SUN Strokes
Roger Sullivan
Charles B. Hughes
Washington
Supreme Court
Mr. Hughes
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