Treason charge in Des Moines speech sparks impeachment call
The Republican Publicity Association says President Wilson's Des Moines pledge that the league of nations is greater than the government implies treason. It urges impeachment and questions how one man can place a cause above the United States. The note argues if true, Wilson must resign and questions the justice system's role. It cites a New York Times correspondent on daylight saving and ends with a medical advert for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Washington
Des Moines
League of Nations
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Wilson
Senate
United States
Department of Justice
Mr. Wilson
New York Times
Sone
Germany
Wilson era debate on Bolshevism and treaty flaws
The piece cites President Wilson and past actions regarding Bolshevik recognition and Prinkipo talks. It notes Clemenceau’s influence against recognition and highlights six Democratic foreign relations committee members who signed a minority urging treaty modification, marking a rare admission that the Wilson league could be improved.
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Wilson League
Pershing and Legion Pivot From Internationalism Debate
In New York General Pershing defends government by law and the Constitution, contrasting with a leading internationalist who misfired by recommending Pershing’s rank. The piece notes the irony of a car journey and the clash of ideologies within the era’s discourse.
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Pershing
New York
American Legion
West
Jack
Conflict on world peace plans and military prep
A senate minority report attacks the League of Nations for planning world peace yet having priorly pursued war. Senator Hitchcock criticizes the approach while Secretary Baker and Secretary Daniels advocated large armies and navies, warning of immense future costs.
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League of Nations
Hitchcock
Baker
Daniels
Just What She Needed
Mrs Volta Barkson of Chillicothe Missouri writes that Chamberlains Tablets were just what she needed They relieved indigestion and eased backache dizziness and liver issues and she will always speak a good word for them
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Volta Barkson
Chillicothe
Notice of General Election in Plainsboro Township 1919
Notice declares a general election in Plainsboro Township on Tuesday November 1 1919 from six to seven pm at Plainsboro Hall. Offices include Governor state of New Jersey three General Assembly members Middlesex County officials and township posts. The Board of Registry will meet to revise the voter roll and registrations.
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Plainsboro
Plainsboro Hall
Pipers of
Eleetne
Gheen Prebhulders
Middlesex
Tine
Conmnedra
Chere
Justice of the Peace
Plass-uore
Board of Registry
el Ctontion
Piaimsbore
Helmetta Borough General Election Notice 1919
Notice announces a general election in Helmetta Borough on Tuesday November 11 1919 from 6 am to 8 pm at the Hose House. It lists offices: General Assembly members for New Jersey, County Clerk, two Board of Chosen Freeholders members for Middlesex, Major, Councilmen, Justice of the Peace, Surveyor, with registry office hours October 22 1919 from 3 pm to 9 pm for registry corrections. William Trusnt? Distr ict Clerk of Helmetta.
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Lmt Pal
Tulsday
Hose House
Dorota
Hjelmetta
Pnd
State of
New Jersey
General Assembly
Suite of
Board of Chosen Pigeholders
Middle-ex
Hishwass
Borough of
Helmetta
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N. J
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Abbury
Just What
Needed
Tather
Board of Registry and Election
Goroush
William Trundt
Sorough
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Steinbagh’s
Steinbach’s
Steinbachs
Steinbach
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