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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

28 Jan 1916

Page 8

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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Jan 28, 1916

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8

President Opens Preparedness Campaign in New York

The President speaks to thousands in New York at banquets and a railway gathering, defending preparedness, tariff boards, and a national citizen reserve. He warns against militarism, urges industrial and educational reforms, and stresses America's role as a force for liberty and peace in the Western Hemisphere.

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President Wilson Calls for Preparedness and Unity

In a Railway Association banquet address President Wilson argues for clarified national defense prepardness and urges Americans to suppress partisan bias. He contrasts global realities with domestic idealism and champions united effort for peace as a greater task than war.

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