05 May 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1919
Page
1
A pamphlet style piece argues that Bolshevism cannot take root in the United States, claiming it contradicts American ideals and traditions. It frames Bolshevik governance as autocratic and alien to American political culture, using rhetorical emphasis to urge vigilance against its perceived influence. The text echoes anti-Bolshevik sentiment common in early 20th century discourse.
The labor secretary condemns the sham labor movement and argues workers face exclusion from government in the United States. He cites President Wilson and other figures, denouncing the idea of worker domination and urging a more balanced approach to labor relations and national governance.
Col. Von Xylander lauds the Marine-Doughboys as better disciplined and led than any unit he faced in combat. He cites the Lost Battalion and recalls the Americans’ resolve when ordered to surrender, praising the spirit shown under Major Whittlesey despite heavy losses.
Washington May 4 The Victory Liberty Loan campaign is over two thirds complete but subscriptions amount to only about one third of the goal. Carter Glass Secretary of the Treasury urges patriotic Americans to support Victory notes as the nation faces postwar costs and the sacrifice of soldiers abroad.
March 4 report from Dallas details a district push to subscribe 500 million in the war loan drive by midnight ATW. Volunteers, workers, and special patrols planned to mobilize crowds and deliver motivational tents and instruments of war mobilization across the district including Shreveport and Chicago routes.
Unclear fragments describe a former Kaiser asking Pramit to return to Germany. References to RENIN, Mar L-Fopper Moene, and names Willa and Dasgane appear in garbled text with no discernible event or dates.
The article describes a loan campaign led by Slacker Spirit in Houston, aiming to mobilize workers across Harris County. It notes rising confidence among loan workers, a push to surpass targets despite setbacks, and calls for unity in the final push as the drive nears its eleventh hour. The piece mentions Marie indicates increased efforts and community support toward reaching the goal.
Fragmented text indicates a political item about Republicans backing or wavering on General Wood as party standard bearer with mentions of New Hampshire and ongoing discussion. The fragmentary material names political figures and remnants of campaign reactions, suggesting an early or partial report on inter-party dynamics and potential endorsements.
The report describes clashes between Bolshevik Front forces and Liberators near Samara in April. Troops push forward with casualties reported as the fighting escalates.
Paris reports indicate President Wilton and Premier Lloyd George drafted a note inviting Italy to attend the peace conference. The message seeks to repair strained ties after Orlando and Sonnino left Paris, aiming to remove personal elements and agree on territorial adjustments.
Patchy report describes confusion over Budapest status as Allied push advances. It notes Hungarian government resistance and mounting pressure from Great Powers, with references to demands, funds, and political maneuvering affecting the capital.
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