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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1919

Page

5

Universal training calls for a strong prepared nation

Congressman Julius Kahn of California, famed for the selective draft law, urged universal training and opposed the League of Nations constitution. He warned against I W W and Bolshevik influence, favoring US readiness with year round drills and a limited government role in public services.

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Notable Remarks at Press Event Highlight Law Advice

The report notes remarks urging compliance with laws and consequences for noncompliance. It references Congressman Gallivan and Major-General Edwards occupying seats on the platform during the event.

Gallivan Edwards

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