... in the Republican Party and held numerous important chairmanships, including Military Affairs (1905–1910) and Appropriations (1919–1929). LC, Prints and Photographs Division, National Photo Company Collection. President Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924). NARA, Still Picture Branch, RG 111...

... “Eddie ” Russel Edgar Taylor Harry Williams Clarence C Young Hugh Fowke G H Pershing France American Expeditionary Forces Baker Woodrow Wilson Joffre Haig British Expeditionary Forces Patton Resco Roosevelt Balfour Mission Red Cross Artillery Aviation selectiver service World War I...

... Woodrow Wilson peace negotiations settlement Arabic liner German U-boats preparedness movement diplomacy In 1921 West Point graduate Philip Dru, stationed at Fort Magruder, Texas, near the Rio Grande, became lost in the desert and suffered a sunstroke. Discharged from the army, he...

... background of Irish World New York Herald Poindexter Miles Reed James A Sherman Lawrence Y on Chamberlain bill Watson James Wilson Woodrow finds belligerents creating anxiety Harbaugh William Henry on Wilson’s Manhattan Club speech Nov 4 Wiseman William Stumm Wilhelm August von World War I Woodrow...

... of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin New Republic background of Buehrig Edward H Coogan John W Greece international law and Wilson Osgood Robert Endicott Ambrosius Lloyd E Italy joins Allies Woodrow Wilson World War I German U-boats armed neutrality declaration of war Allies On March 12...

..., and even to his ambivalent views on Woodrow Wilson. Vandenberg also had reservations about the United States joining the League of Nations. After the war and Red Scare, he developed a visceral fear of the Bolshevik threat to capitalism and American values, but continued to defend labor’s right...

... Hughes Charles Evans Hulbert Homer Lafayette Marquis de New York Times Underwood Oscar W Americans March First Movement Versailles Treaty Washington Naval Conference US Senate Woodrow Wilson Syngman Rhee Fred A. Dolph had an inauspicious start in life. He was born to a poor Iowa family...

...This chapter explores American foreign policy and the country’s global position in the early twenty-first century, and in particular during the presidency of Donald Trump, employing the historical background of Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points. Specifically, the chapter discusses the importance...

...This chapter uses Woodrow Wilson’s fourteenth point as a basis for proposing multistakeholder alliances to solve global issues that require multiple perspectives and collaboration between the private and public sectors. The author explains the meaning of the term multistakeholder alliance...

...Using Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points as a foundation, this chapter highlights poverty and wealth inequality to illustrate the problems inherent in uneven economic advancement. Governmental assistance and private philanthropy are not doing enough to address poverty, so the author proposes the use...

...This history of how Woodrow Wilson attempted to keep the United States out of World War I is also an exercise in nostalgia for an era when Americans debated a war before the president launched one rather than afterward. The book states that Americans greeted Germany's 1914 invasion of Belgium...

... of Military Cinematography at Columbia University, filming everything from training videos to an abandon-ship drill. After the armistice, Fleming was called upon to join Woodrow Wilson’s delegation at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference. Action is the Word Fleming American Expeditionary Force AEF Army U S Corps...

...Barkley soon brought his family to join him in Washington, DC. He found a hero in Woodrow Wilson and supported the president’s progressive New Freedom. Barkley’s first House speech strongly supported the Underwood Tariff. The speech contained elements common to many of his talks over a lifetime; he...

... Republican National Conventions Taft William Howard congressional membership Barkley and family Woodrow Wilson Great War neutrality issues cotton tobacco prohibition child labor farm loans rural roads workmen’s compensation When Barkley won Kentucky’s August 1 primary election, the die...

... important banks Mexico BRRD Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive Mezias Stephen S&L savings and loan crisis SRM Single Resolution Mechanism Perrow Charles Woodrow Wilson financial crises globalization systemic vulnerabilities financial shock resilience stress test Greater...

... Papyrus, to agree to a match race against a to-be-determined American horse. Kentucky Derby champion Zev was the likeliest choice. Admiral Cary T. Grayson, friend and physician to former president Woodrow Wilson, owned the other leading American candidate, My Own. But Hildreth and Sinclair manipulated...

... with this devastating blow to his pride, and as a relatively young man of fifty-eight, he has to confront the question of what to do and where to live. He decides to settle in Washington and to resume a research career in the new Washington "think tank" world, first settling at the newly established Woodrow Wilson...

... responsibility Burián Stephan Burke Michael E Hague adjudication and conventions Serbian proposal regarding Holt Frank Morgan J P Jr Muenter Erich Arabic steamer sinking of Schrader Frederick Franklin favors arms embargo Viereck Louis Woodrow Wilson submarine blockade German U-boats submarine warfare...

...This book is a collection of fourteen solutions for some of the twenty-first century’s greatest challenges. Each of the contributors—selected for their expertise and accomplishments in fields as varied as medicine, finance, international development, and history—employs Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen...