The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
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. acted upon. ! must know whether
ton IN o. operation with the states
They rfpsidcd Tor vocational instfur
tion.
Thsya expanded tho public health
services
They passed the prohibition con
.iiiutlonal amendment
They pAsoS the china labor hct 20
conserve ehlld lifs,
They pssssd the constitutional
amendment foe womsn's suffrage
: TLey passed the seaman act 10 I'm
lroye The Nv ng conditions, wsEss. ana
enr liberty Of the sailors. thereby at
,rarilng men TO tho service Of COM
mere, on N" sea
o,eN Msrehast Marine.
Thty rsvr built W wonderful
mere hanr maine. which win soon have
,huut ten million tons ~ shipping to
,ahe ihe American flag to eyory port
v the world
what did thsy doS TNey rsssrd 'hn
Clayton anti trust act tn abais tho
lfnctices Of moncpoliss, removing ia
hor from tho commodity class and s'v'
Ing the farmers aud htofsrs he : sht
10 Organize,
They passed ,hs eight hour lave,
minimum whra act. and many o'hcf
sets Tor IN. protec,irn Of human No.
They expanded tho bureau ~ stand
srJs. and opened up many new husIh""
opportunities through the department u
commerce
They have built W The department Of
ialor.
They brought siout N. dlteo, siec-
ton oi ssnAiHs
They cs'ahliqhcd modified c'o'uro ~
tho senate. ana drmocrat,zci 'ue man
pssnsnt ~ th. senate
They negotiated peace treaties with
sll tho natious OF tho world. eAcsp Va"
military autorrsCles Of the Teutouc al
'irs. whom they conquered in war
ofasnlIsd Nation In war.
when var became necessary for me
protection 81 tho liberties NJ the Amer
ian people. tho democratic sdn s,ra.
ton orsaniEcI tho council ~ national
dsfcnsr. O. gnriSei The nation for Sa
down 10 the cross roads. pass,d The
t~c'arajion ~ VIZ ~. s-itotNs dfhr
act, the csNru e. act. tho food and
hiei control financed the entente al e-
rulsod m rfty Of over four mil'on
men. expanded the navy, provided the
run lions O war and the supplies
tran ported .bo .eqpired 'orces 10 tu-
rope hfake un the German subnar no
oanpatgr. cnimplcd up the llnes o' the
German 'roopA In France. broke me
nor7le Of no German and Austria
people and r,rrp.i~d their military
leaders To bog m sTmlstler. which was
IN effect an unconditional surrender,
thus -rvirr the elsihsa,ion ~ ths wfid
from the greatest military menace IN
the history of mankind
pause. NJ. Chairman, to pay
heartfelt tribute Of respect 10 the "a
tr.otic republican from the Atlantic
10 he Pacific. who eo.operatcd In win
nina his rrra; war Pause TO express
my rraiiludr ~ those progressive re-
ru.l.osus who cg-opers,ed With the
dsn'o ocra's ~ the great legislative pro
gram - The lFst sis years
rhs League Covenant
what dlI ihs democrats DO They
brought tack from faHs uea'y OF
Denos aanJ a covenant ~ . league Of
isstions which VIII wonderfully promote
democracy. true democracy throughout
Ne world
This, the nnhlc.; charter % human
lser'y ever drawn ~ the sons OF men,
N,ould We iat.flcd Immediately Within
wi,hoo, reservations, that TIE world
msy hAye the pcece. tho found ,tions OF
inbrnaiionsi credit, Ann the opportu-
ATTY Of SPEEDY reconstruction.
what have the democrats done' They
took this republic In 1919 In . period of
dcpr~ssion whom ,he bAnks were unable
- furnish q few million doliaru 10 move
tho crops, and th~y used the p~opls
money In the treasury 10 move the
croW. and N y have brought the Uni.
ted States in,o condition where II
raised tweniy-sis thousand million dot.
lsYs. and firnncsd the world war with
cot the slightest panic. Thy have
bsoash, the country 10 . positisn of un-
ssamplsd prosperity. 10 De hiRhsst a.
Hieacy. where the tralns are cruwded,
The hotels are parhsA. aaA iat'ass o.
WvfV y everywhere nanifsss.
MaSrNleset Nsear6.
wiaA II could ~ tSulv said that no
MistaAs of any kiaA ha1 sssn made
- ANYBODY In the governmental se,ivi-
t'ss Of tts last IA ysars. bat viii
~, and % cay that tAs record ~
accomplishment IN me last stH years IN
NJ Nrs~t magnificent ever accomplished
~ sny party In any country In the
hlutesy u the woeid. "a
m p~cpjs must juAss PARTIES, no, by
Drstsstslioss ef virtus bet ~ their acts
~ ~ the spirit vhisA moves. the
osttea. and On thsss~ slsndArds the
1sgosency has . sisAt - apesai 10 the
cssple ~ THE cosatsy ~ sspVsvs.
1hs democratic passy b ~ one great
eeeM party Of TIE csuatYy. srhs prs.
ueoaiss rspubl'cans aal ~ prn9rss.
tcvo AeA hbsrai citis9Qs q An paYtiss
G1eg1l ~ Invited to ~ NJ Asmoesstk
tpGN essriy. frsnkw aaa With ~ -.
aEmWas II beins rsesivs1 n . spavst Il
t11D amisy and s1mpasAstSe es-sp-