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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

05 Sep 1919

Page 13

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1919

Page

13

Treaty Will End Wars Says President

President Wilson rallied crowds in Columbus and at the State Fair Coliseum urging ratification of the League of Nations. He defended the treaty, argued it would end future wars, and challenged opponents to draft a better pact in Paris.

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Senate United States League of Nations Europe Wilson Adriatic New York New York City Ohio Campbell Cox Meester Wilson Shantung Studens’ Allance Middle West Shantung Peninsula Dennison France Buckeye White House Senate Committee On Foreign Relations League Great Britain British Empire England Treland New Jersey Dudley Malone Malone Woodrow Wilson Eas World Forum League of Nations of Japan Paris Joffre James P. Goodrich Serbia
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Wilson on Causes of War and Belgium Violation

The President argued nine days of discussion could have prevented war and that the U S entered to defeat Germany’s aims not to defeat Germany itself. He cited the invasion of Belgium as the act that caused the war and mentioned an imminent visit of the Belgian king and queen to the United States.

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Germany Wilson Belgium United States
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Wilson defends Japan on Shantung issue on train

President Wilson told a small Urbana crowd that criticism of Japan over Shantung is unjust. He said Japan cannot act on Shantung until three months after peace. he added that Japan will likely act then and that critics’ case is weak.

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President Speech Prompts Review on Pages Fourteen Fifteen

Readers are directed to pages 14 and 15 for the full text of the President's address. The pages likely contain the keynote remarks, policy outlines, and ceremonial statements relevant to national priorities.

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Wife Sues for $10,000 Over Alleged Alienation of Affections

Mrs Ellen F Sweetland files a $10,000 suit against Samuel J Sweetland former Boston police officer for alleged alienation of affections. The action filed by attorney team Littlefield Tilden in Milton cites marital separation and prior suspensions. Sweetland's police career included a 1910 dismissal attempt and a 1912 removal for taking $26 from a prisoner.

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Samuel J. Sweetland Boston Myra Pearson Dyer Road Revere Street Milton Ellen F. Sweetland Littlefield & Tilden Sallie E. Beck O’meara Sweetland Calvin S. Tilden Pearson
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