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Newspaper
Mckean Democrat
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
2
The column argues that partisan opposition to the League risks delaying peace by forcing the treaty back to conference. It warns that such delays would impose an unnecessary burden on the Republican party in the next campaign, citing Taft and reformer implications.
A McKean County Miner editorial rebukes Smethport's Democrat editor Finch for doubting the Roll of Honor funding while praising the Victory Loan support urged by E K Lindemath. The piece criticizes Miner editor Knapp for downplaying local loan coverage amid a national push, and hints he copies Borah’s Republican critique of Democrats.
The most important task for the new Congress is approving the fiscal year budget, delayed by Republican strikes that hampered session timing. It notes how extra sessions were needed, and criticizes Republicans for delaying measures affecting railroad financing and transport stability.
In a sharp editorial, the Phila Record argues Republicans face a split duty after winning majorities in the next Congress. It praises wartime outcomes, cites strong export growth, and warns against pursuing a high protective tariff despite political gains. The piece frames investigations as partisan, stressing economic gains from the war effort and warning of political motives.
Detailed account of the American and French assault at Cantigny, with artillery bombardment at dawn, rapid advance by tanks and infantry, heavy German counterfire, and swift consolidation of captured positions. Notes on German captain remarks, Marine and Army units, and the morale impact of the victory.
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