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29 Jun 1920

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1920

Page

9

League Championed Peace and Wilson Leadership in 1912 Speech

A dense retrospective recounts Homer Cummings and Democratic leaders praising Woodrow Wilson's wartime leadership and the 1912 platform. It lauds federal reforms, the Federal Reserve Act, war mobilization, and the push for a world league of nations, contrasting with Republican criticisms and postwar politics. The piece emphasizes unity, national pride, and the president’s legacy.

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Cummings Speech Attacks Republican Platform on War Legacy

The text condemns the Republican platform as reactionary and expedient while praising the Democrats as free of special interests. It defends Wilsonian aims, cites U.S. wartime sacrifices, and argues for keeping the League of Nations with a strong U.S. role. It cites fourteen points, the Monroe doctrine, and warns against repudiation of international commitments.

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