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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
6
Colonel Roosevelt denounces pacifists and arbitration Treaties as failures and urges national readiness. He cites Panama Canal actions and compares Belgium Switzerland China and Japan to warn that prepared nations deter aggression and defend sovereignty.
The speech critiques pacifists and advocates universal military training citing China and the Lusitania case. It argues disarmament weakens the nation and stresses action over empty promises, warning that treaties without deeds undermine international peace. The speaker condemns elocution over action and warns of “Chinafication” through peace advocacy.
A speaker argues that disarmament erodes moral justification and urges universal military service modeled on Switzerland. He warns that without readiness, foreign powers may control Mexico or threaten the Panama Canal, and calls for national moral resolve and a proactive defense.
Theodore Roosevelt delivered two talks at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. He spoke on military preparedness and gave a brief personal message to soldiers sailors and marines at the Enlisted Men's Club. He urged willingness and ability to be soldiers as citizenly virtues.
A speaker declares that a man afraid to fight is unfit to vote and a mother who won't raise her son to be a soldier is unfit for citizenship. Roosevelt is escorted from his hotel by First Cavalry officers and officials. A 21 gun salute greets him as warships fire. Governor Hiram Johnson introduces him as the Progressive running mate in 1912.
Milledgeville Ga July 21 Physicians at the state prison farm reported Leo M Frank’s condition improved with vital signs near normal after a Saturday night throat slashing by a fellow inmate.
The International Paper Company seeks help from the Supreme Judicial Court to obtain a refund of a $5500 excise tax. The company contends the tax was illegally assessed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The Continental Clothing Company held its annual outing at Nantasket Beach with about 100 employees. Attendees enjoyed swimming sand chutes and roller coaster rides, topped by a fish dinner at a local hotel. The store closed in the afternoon to permit all staff to attend.
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