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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
23
The piece argues against wartime policy criticism while urging unity behind the Victory Liberty loan. It emphasizes paying for the war and maintaining an international order through collective security, citing Mr. Wick ersham and the League of Nations as catalysts for postwar cooperation and trust among nations.
George W. Wickersham former U S attorney general and Republican recounts in the New York World interview that his shift came not from argument but a clearer grasp of facts. He argues that peace depends on America entering Europe to end war and unite nations to prevent chaos.
Labor leaders and members in Kemmerer pledge full support to the Victory Liberty Loan. They credit workers for wartime efforts, from drafts to home-front manufacturing, and vow to sustain subscriptions until all soldiers return.
A summary of an extended discussion on the League of Nations charter. It covers the aims to promote international cooperation and peace, the organizational structure including the Executive Council and a permanent secretariat, membership rules, disarmament provisions, and the relation to the Monroe Doctrine. It also outlines dispute resolution mechanisms, arbitration, and the Council's authority to enforce measures to maintain peace.
The piece accuses Republicans of obstructing anti wartime measures crucial for postwar stability and criticizes their push to convene an extra session to hamper President Wilson. It notes skepticism about tariff revision and highlights loyalty to American mills amid steel contracts and labor protections. It also profiles former county official T Papworth and calls out political manipulation.
A garbled bulletin notes that no council meeting occurred Monday night in Salt Lake City. It mentions unidentified individuals and vague references to engagements and a reach, with scattered terms like Bal, Woolgren, and Iran Soertle Verba eight meeting, leaving the core event unclear.
A concise endorsement notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has endured over time and remains dependable. The message highlights familiarity and trust in the remedy's long history.
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