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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
7
The New Jersey Cranbury postmark notes U S observers at Lausanne advocate open door in Turkey and restraint in Europe. They warn European powers fueled World War by seeking advantage and say the United States should not be entangled in alliances, urging Europe to heed the American approach.
A Southern Democratic newspaper alleges no Smith has ever been nominated or elected president. The piece prompts readers to rally behind Al Smith arguing the suggestion is unfounded and aims to split the Democratic coalition supporting him for 1924.
A merchant ship recently arrived from the Far East carrying Turkish tobacco, Persian rugs, and other luxuries. The government collected two million dollars in customs duties, a sum attributed in part to the Republican tariff law. Citizens who use such goods support government revenue.
France admits failure of state owned merchant ships with a deficit over 2 billion francs and plans to sell the fleet and end government shipping. Jacob Coxey, once famed for leading the unemployed on Washington, was fined for speeding and later built wealth. The piece notes agitators with talent may create industries supplying jobs to their supporters.
In Memorial Continental Hall Washington Clemenceau argues the United States repaid France for 1776 through 1918 vows and sacrifices. He urges acknowledgment that America preserved French independence as France aided America, claiming debts were wiped out by World War I. He dismisses claims of ongoing moral obligation. He contrasts past aid with present citations and emphasizes shared history.
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