Policy debate on Mexico and US relations quoted
Fragmentary OCR text records a debate on America's policy toward Mexico, stressing sovereignty, self government, and the goal of peaceful, lawful neighbor relations. It references President Wilbur, international diplomacy, and the moral stance that all peoples have the right to self determination, amid historical context and calls for restraint.
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Sectional cry from Hughes era sparks party split
A fragmented account shows the 0 P. candidate mocked by his own party during Congress. The piece highlights debates over taxation, farm relief, postal service, the Federal Reserve Act, Seamen’s Law, and other reforms as voices in Congress clash over sectional loyalties and national policy.
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