WILSON EXHORTS THE FOREIGN BORN:May Keep Love of Home, He Says, but New Allegiance Is Supreme. STIRS CHICAGO CROWDS Makes Three Addresses, Receiving the Greatest Demonstrations of the Campaign. CROWD ROUTS SUFFRAGISTS Breaks Up a Silent Demonstration and Seizes Banners -- Police Apathy Charged.
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WILSON EXHORTS THE FOREIGN BORN:May Keep Love of Home, He Says, but New Allegiance Is Supreme. STIRS CHICAGO CROWDS Makes Three Addresses, Receiving the Greatest Demonstrations of the Campaign. CROWD ROUTS SUFFRAGISTS Breaks Up a Silent Demonstration and Seizes Banners -- Police Apathy Charged.
Subject
Wilson pro-war rally in Chicago turns violent as NWP protesters arrive and are set upon by the crowd.
Description
This article talks about Wilson calling the nation together in a time of war in Europe during a speech in Chicago. After his arrival, but before his speech, NWP protesters arrived carrying signs calling on Wilson to endorse women's suffrage. After Wilson had entered the auditorium to give his speech the crowd set upon the protesters taking their signs and breaking them and beating many of the female protesters. The NWP released a statement, cited in the article, that called out the police for refusing to subdue the crowd. Allegations of police indifference to the fate of protesters was to be a frequent refrain of the NWP.
The section detailing the NWP starts at the beginning of the full section after scrolling down through the thin vertical section.
The section detailing the NWP starts at the beginning of the full section after scrolling down through the thin vertical section.
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Special to The New York Times.
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New York Times (1857-1922). New York, N.Y.:Oct 20, 1916. p. 1 (2 pp.)
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ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2007)
Date
October 20, 1916
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Special to The New York Times., “WILSON EXHORTS THE FOREIGN BORN:May Keep Love of Home, He Says, but New Allegiance Is Supreme. STIRS CHICAGO CROWDS Makes Three Addresses, Receiving the Greatest Demonstrations of the Campaign. CROWD ROUTS SUFFRAGISTS Breaks Up a Silent Demonstration and Seizes Banners -- Police Apathy Charged.,” The Suffragette Movement: Picketing the White House , accessed March 28, 2024, https://picketingpresidentwilson.omeka.net/items/show/12.