Myth of Hughes Explodes in American Politics
The Kalver contrasts explain war and neutrality with Wilson’s diplomacy. The article blasts Hughes as a mere campaigner, arguing Republicans built a myth of a superior candidate by mirroring Wilson, then unleashed the myth to mislead the public. It decries fear of foreigners and tariff rhetoric as outdated, urging restraint and reason.
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Wilson Intercession and the Threat of Rail Strike Ownership
A protracted rail controversy sparks President Wilson's potential intercession. The piece argues that a large scale strike could drive public ownership of railroads, as unions grow stronger and government intervention tests the balance between workers and roads. It warns of a one sided outcome and frames events as their own argument for ownership.
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