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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
11
The writer argues against criticizing wartime leaders before peace and paying for the conflict, urging support for the Victory Liberty loan. It praises national solidarity, repayment of war costs, and the League of Nations idea as endorsed by Mr. Wickersham after his Europe visit, stressing international cooperation and trust.
George W. Wickersham once U S attorney general and Republican, after a Europe trip in December and return two months later, now advocates a league of nations. He says the shift was not argument but clearer facts showing peace depends on America joining Europe, stopping war, and guarding against chaos and bolshevism through international coalition.
In Kemmerer the labor movement pledges continued unity and aid to finish wartime financing. Leaders and workers stress loyalty, noting labor’s critical role in supplying both manpower and materials. The piece urges ongoing participation in the Victory Liberty Loan until a full postwar settlement is achieved.
The article explains the League of Nations aims to promote international cooperation and secure peace. It outlines organization, including the Executive Council with five major powers and four presidencies, a secretariat, and member criteria. It covers disarmament, Monroe Doctrine relations, dispute resolution, arbitration, and enforcement measures aiming to prevent war.
The piece argues Republicans obstructed Wilson by blocking postwar legislation and budgets, delaying peace-time reforms. It notes an English competition advantage for American steel and questions tariff revisions to shield workers, while praising former commissioner T. Papworth’s public service and critiquing reform impediments.
A garbled report states that no council meeting occurred Monday night. The text mentions Salt Lake City and mentions various unclear names and phrases, including possible references to individuals and engagements, but the core point indicates the council did not convene as scheduled.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, time tested remedy. It emphasizes reliability and longstanding use as a dependable cure for coughs and related symptoms.
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