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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1919

Page

16

Taft Rebuttal on Lodge Speech and League Covenant

Taft defends the League covenant against Lodge’s claims, arguing Article IV XI and XIII set powers, not new authority. He denies internal rebellions fall under league jurisdiction and urges unanimous council action with U S restraint on military commitments.

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Camels redefine the cigarette experience with smooth body

Camels offer a refreshing mild flavor and a notable body due to an expert blend of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. Smokers are drawn by consistent taste and lack of lingering aftertaste or odor, preferring Camels quality over premiums or gifts.

United States and League Debate Amid Monroe Doctrine Questions

The article surveys Senate debate on entering the world league and the Monroe doctrine’s status. It argues the United States must define its obligations and avoid post facto claims, warning withdrawal would undo peace efforts and risk global instability.

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Army law critics say they were disciplined for dissent

Samuel T. Ansell testified before Senate subcommittees that Secretary Baker Maj Gen Enoch Crowder Judge Advocate General and Col John H Wise ran a propaganda bureau to defend the military justice system while punishing critics. He described demotions and removals from key posts after he spoke against the court martial system. Cols Wacks and Morgan were cited as others penalized.

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Treasury clarifies salaries amid misleading reports

Treasury chief clerk Paul F Myers denies salary cuts in the Trena Department and says no demotions have been ordered. He notes reports naming about 11 clerks as promoted are incorrect and that the Postoffice Office has some piecework workers but no wage reductions announced.

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Widow Chooses Home Death Over Hospital After Cure Claim

A distressed widow recounts years of stomach trouble and gall stones. She credits Mayr's Wonder Remedy, used for over a year, with ending her pain and inflammation. She claims one dose proves its value and notes a money back guarantee. Public ads note availability in drugstores and stores.

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