Wilson’s War Questioned by Mondell on 1919 Claims
Representative Mondell argues President Wilson and the Democratic Party deceived the country about keeping the United States out of war. He cites Wilson’s own admissions and contemporaneous statements, claiming the President knew war was inevitable and sought to prepare the nation for it.
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Wyoming
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Washington Dispatches
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America
Theodore Roosevelt
Hexas Roosevelt
Belgium
Palaba
Gulflight
Lusitania
Persia
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Cox Nomination Seen As Wettest Choice For Democrats
The editorial argues James M. Cox was chosen partly to distance the party from Wilsonism and due to Ohio ties. It notes Cox’s opposition to prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment, his anti-Saloon League backing, and the belief that Ohio’s support was overstated. It also discusses Democratic strategy focusing on New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
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James Middleton Cox
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Cox
San Francisco
William J. Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
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Democratic Party
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New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
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Ilinois
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Pomerene
Helping Civil Life by Army Enlistment
Opinion piece urging enlistment of illiterate youths into the Army to learn English and trade skills. Advocates that New Mexico would benefit if several hundred young men resettle after training, gaining education and opportunity while strengthening civil life.
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New Mexico
Electric roller rolls in for Democratic improvements
The Democratic party advocates new improvements under an electric roller system in San Francisco, with operation controlled by wires from Washington replacing the old steam roller.
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San Francisco
Washington
Washington query on Cox and Wilson dirt remark quoted by Herald
The Washington Herald quotes a remark about Governor Cox naming a certain farmer to head the Department of Agriculture. The exchange links Cox to Columbus and America’s founding ideas. The piece notes San Francisco’s reaction and ends with a caution to preserve temper amid current costs.
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Plain Democrats Lacked Delegates for Golden Gate Trip
The plain Democrats had few delegates able to pay the fare to the Golden Gate, while postmasters revenue collectors district marshals and other Democratic job holders were well represented.
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